The fludity of striking needs to be carried over to UFC

[Pax_Vision]

This game has some of the best striking of any game I've ever played. Why isn't this carried over to UFC? It needs to be something that the devs take a serious look at.

[allBthere]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pax_Vision

This game has some of the best striking of any game I've ever played. Why isn't this carried over to UFC? It needs to be something that the devs take a serious look at.

what game are you referring to?

[Pax_Vision]

Quote: Originally Posted by allBthere

what game are you referring to?

Fight Night Champion's fluid punching being carried over to the UFC games.

[pk500]

Fight Night Champion had fluid punching? It was just as stilted as most EA boxing games, and the lag between button press or stick flick and punch animation was APPALLING in FNC.

[Pax_Vision]

Quote: Originally Posted by pk500

Fight Night Champion had fluid punching? It was just as stilted as most EA boxing games, and the lag between button press or stick flick and punch animation was APPALLING in FNC.

Have you played EA UFC 3?

[pk500]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pax_Vision

Have you played EA UFC 3?

I have not. I'm a boxing fan; I have zero interest in the abomination otherwise known as UFC.

[Pax_Vision]

Quote: Originally Posted by pk500

I have not. I'm a boxing fan; I have zero interest in the abomination otherwise known as UFC.

I understand that. I play it because it is the only fighting game EA makes. I'd rather have FN. The reason I asked the question is because if your commit. I figured you haven't played it. The striking in EA UFC makes FN look fantastic.

[pk500]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pax_Vision

I understand that. I play it because it is the only fighting game EA makes. I'd rather have FN. The reason I asked the question is because if your commit. I figured you haven't played it. The striking in EA UFC makes FN look fantastic.

I played UFC and UFC 2. Not impressed.