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The power straight in FNC was criminal. I never understood how players could enjoy only throwing one punch. Still a great game despite it though.

@@Yawkley The straight thing was compounded by the hitboxes seemingly not mattering to the physics. His thumb brushes an inch from your ear and it still sends you to the mat with the identical impact to a square hit. I'm desperate for a Fight Night sequel, though. FNC had a similar problem like you showed here. Let's say you stumble them, they back to the ropes, maybe wiff a desperate haymaker and you land a 6 punch combo, except the first one knocks them out. The other 5 huge punches in that combo just don't count, and because every knockdown is pretty much identical, he can stand up in 2 seconds flat. I haven't enjoyed the latest UFC games, actually. I still prefer to play UFC 3 and even 1 to the newer ones.

@@Valchrist1313 I think 3 had the best overall feel. I wanted Undisputed to fill the void of fight night, but the mechanics just aren't there. Hope we can see another fight night game in a few years.

I only have the one channel. I wish I could upload faster, in fact I intended to have a video out a few weeks ago but real life has been kicking my ass lately. My videos are pretty labor intensive, but I'm also very inefficient right now. I've been tinkering with video editing for around a year now and I could do a lot to improve my workflow and overall skill. I do have ideas for other games/topics and I would like to do some slightly more ambitious videos in the future. Whether that's on this channel or a new one I don't know as of yet. I'm glad you liked the video, I appreciate the feedback as I'm in a weird place where I can see I'm doing some things right, but I also find more to criticize in my videos as I slowly gain more editing knowledge.

No. The only thing that resets with the season is your division rank. Your fighter keeps all of their evo points/moves/perks

@@Yawkley appreciated! 🤝

Thanks for the sub. I've heard good things from a lot of people who barely play the game anymore. Of course I still play but TBH I'm more interested in getting better at editing videos than I am in getting better at UFC 5 these days. The older videos are certainly a bit shabbier, it wasn't until recently that I sort of figured out how to structure a video.

@@Yawkley Well, you got me to reinstall it at least.

@@RagnellAvalon My sincere apologies

@@Yawkley 🤣

Thank you. I do better with a tactic if I have a thorough understanding of it, it seems other people feel the same way. Thanks for the sub!

If I'm playing at 2:30am I'm probably the one on a losing streak. Get ready for 30 flying knees in a row.

I like to hear that as I did put effort into making the video look and feel decent. What made you click on it if you don't play UFC. What did you like about it? If you don't mind me asking.

@Yawkley im a bit of a fan of fighting and fighting games, was thinking of a game called toribash which is having an mma phase community wise and found this on the other end of a boxing rabbithole.

I think the part about building a tailored combo for your opponent from single strikes to block breaking/anti movement combos is something i've never heard mentioned so explicitly and can be useful in a lot of fight settings, i'm trying to curb a tendency to overcommit rn and replace it with paying attention, and i figure many are

@@thenewninja4726 It's interesting how you can go down these little rabbit holes and wind up on other games. I had never heard of toribash. I've never been much good at other fighting games. Maybe someday I'll go give some others another try and see how much carryover there is.

I started in 3 too and it took me a while to work out a mindset for combination punching rather than just throwing set "good" combos.

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I hardly play classic fighting games but I do like Core-A. I'm still new to video editing, not sure I could make videos that slick.

said the same shit lol dope vid

lol, I'm trash at tekken. UFC/Boxing games are the only fighting games that make sense to my brain.

Exactly what’s wrong with this game

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Absolutely, I'm going to do one fairly soon that will be a comprehensive striking defense guide. But It might be another few weeks

Thanks for the sub! I won't lie I do like hearing that people like the production quality as I spent a lot of time on this one.

I'm definitively not qualified to be a striking coach. I enjoy incorporating real life logic where the game allows, but this is definitely focused on the systems of the game. Glad you liked it anyway though!

@ too late, you’re listed in my class action lawsuit 😂 nah but similar concepts apply, go low to open up high

@@700superstion007 😅😅

I feel pretty adequately appreciated on this one.

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It's very nearly it. It-adjacent

I was that way for a long time in UFC 3. There are a lot of strikes and a lot of combos, but they all do serve a purpose. When you understand the role that linear/round strikes have in block breaking a lot of it starts to make sense.

@ bro to me this is how combos work in real life man I appreciate this information a lot

I don't think perfect realism is always ideal for a game like this. We need some leeway for ease of use, but I wouldn't mind having a series with a little more depth.

@ it’s really hard to encapsulate the real complexities of fighting in a fun game which is why it’s usually simplified like this

The difference is in real life fighters throw about 20-30 strikes a round, and in this game they throw 120 strikes in 3 minutes, lol. A lot of this is legit, but most of it video game nonsense.

I should add a disclaimer that these videos are for people who still have the disease. If you've gotten clean you should try not to relapse.

Happy to help. These games can be very hard to get into for newer players and anything that can help clarify the thought process is a good thing. I've heard from people at multiple skill levels that the video helped them, which makes me happy.

@@Yawkley keep it up The good work bro, you are a legend

I try not to think in terms of go-to combos, I assume my opponent will counter me if I get predictable. 1-2-3, 1-3-2, and 3-2-3 are often in the mix, but I'm usually trying to tailor the combo towards their reactions.

@ I would love to watch your gameplay and maybe breakdowns?

@@Jmonkey8o8 I'm focusing my energy on these sorts of edited videos right now. I don't foresee doing more live commentary type stuff right now

@ aw poop. I would love to see it. In the meantime, is there anyone you would suggest watching?

@@Jmonkey8o8 It's an obvious choice but RomeroXVII has long been one of the best players and youtubers, I've learned a lot from watching him.

I assume at this point in the game's life cycle players know the basics (what button to push), but I think it's always useful to have some more context and a strategy.

@ love it !!!

Thank you

I'm glad you did

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Timing is a big part of the game, and would make for a good video. Only thing is it's a bit fuzzy as a concept, hard to break down into hard rules. A lot of it comes down to experience and game sense which are hard to transmit.

I think I could have done a little better explaining then. I tend to overcomplicate some things, but unless you do a perfect job you're either going to over-complicate or over-simplify.

It's a horrible game, it's a horrible sport, but we've all got to waste our time some way.

NP, happy to provide a resource

I do find it very satisfying to play cat and mouse between my shot selection and the opponent's head movement for a few rounds so I can land a well timed jab cross lead hook at the end of the fight. It's satisfying moments more so than wins that keep me coming back to the game.

To be fair I have a very slow upload schedule and basically all of those subs came in the last 60 days. I'm surprised I have as many as I do.

Ah shucks, you're nice to say so.

I think people are pretty good at figuring out what works, understanding why something works is the interesting part to me.

Same for me when I was picking up 3, I found bits and pieces of what I wanted on youtube, I just wanted to get a systematic approach in one video. I still left some things out but I think this communicates the basic thought process

@ you summed everything perfectly man. I always subconsciously did things in this game that were working but I never really understood why I did them and why they worked. I also think watching my own fights that were good helped out with seeing why I did certain things and what I should do more or less of. but yea, i’m really bad at knowing when I should implement leg kicks so i’m gonna check that video out now man. Love the content tho, your channel deserves more attention for sure💯🤙🏽

@@rellocozy I think i did ok explaining leg kick timing, but to me leg kicks are beautiful and you must follow your heart with them

I am 100% not liable if you get rocked in the gym due to my video game advice. To be clear. I'm working on a video on striking defense which will cover evasion and counters. There will be a section on using head movement to end an exchange.

Once I perfect my David Attenborough impression it's over for every other youtuber

I'm happy to encourage people to study the important things in life.