Bozwell634™
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Post by Bozwell634™ on Jun 11, 2009 19:53:12 GMT -5
What position are you getting KO'd in? Mount? You need to stop the person from transitioning into mount. Yeah, when I get mounted I can't block punches and have a hard time reversing anything and just end up getting murdered in seconds. I was wondering if there was anything in particular I wasn't doing, or if there is some kind of trick to blocking punches, and maybe reversing into a submission. I have this same exact problem. |
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Post by Cass on Jun 11, 2009 19:54:19 GMT -5
im trying some of the classic fights where you need submission. What position do you need to lock in an armbar?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 11, 2009 20:50:33 GMT -5
im trying some of the classic fights where you need submission. What position do you need to lock in an armbar? I haven't played in awhile but the ways I did it was by clicking the RS just as they went to punch me when they had me in open guard. |
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Post by Double J on Jun 12, 2009 1:08:57 GMT -5
WEE! NPD numbers have creeped out and UFC 360 tops the software, combined with PS3, it sold over a million copies during May. Color me impressed.
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Post by BV on Jun 12, 2009 15:06:54 GMT -5
Bisping is  ing nasty online in this game. |
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Post by Kliquid on Jun 12, 2009 15:35:34 GMT -5
Yeah, when I get mounted I can't block punches and have a hard time reversing anything and just end up getting murdered in seconds. I was wondering if there was anything in particular I wasn't doing, or if there is some kind of trick to blocking punches, and maybe reversing into a submission. Obviously you want to stay out of mount. Mount is the single most dominant position in MMA, and is EXTREMELY difficult to get out of in real life; let alone in the game. If you haven't done the tutorial in the game, you need to do that immediately. The main thing is, you need to transition out of the position if you can. A lot of fighters have (as I call it) a "10-3" transition. Think of your right analog stick as a clock. Move it from 10-to-3. That should at least make you ATTEMPT to get out of the position... Then again, the opposing player can block your transition, as well. If you're playing someone who is good, you're generally pretty well screwed if you get mounted. You can apply a submission if you catch the player's fist as it comes towards your face by clicking in the right analog stick, though it's rarely effective. |
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Post by Happy Pizza on Jun 12, 2009 17:25:33 GMT -5
Catching a punch when you've been mounted buys you 2 transition blocks AT BEST against a good player, and then you're right back where you started. Completely worthless.
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Post by BV on Jun 12, 2009 17:41:14 GMT -5
I did it last night with Lesnar and was a SECOND away from a Submission, the round ended sadly.
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Post by sxexhxc on Jun 12, 2009 22:00:46 GMT -5
Guys, wanna game? I am on PSN now, add me - jatoh
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Post by Cass on Jun 12, 2009 22:07:46 GMT -5
Oh my.
I just got the one hit KO online, I'm kinda in shock, it happened so quickly. I just ran out and punched Sylvia with Lesnar and he went down.
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Post by animan1 on Jun 13, 2009 2:47:05 GMT -5
just won the heavyweight title , and ive defended it succesfully 5 times any other things that happens after you become champ ? cause defending it against frank mir every time is getting increasingly difficult
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2009 11:55:38 GMT -5
Yeah, when I get mounted I can't block punches and have a hard time reversing anything and just end up getting murdered in seconds. I was wondering if there was anything in particular I wasn't doing, or if there is some kind of trick to blocking punches, and maybe reversing into a submission. Obviously you want to stay out of mount. Mount is the single most dominant position in MMA, and is EXTREMELY difficult to get out of in real life; let alone in the game. If you haven't done the tutorial in the game, you need to do that immediately. The main thing is, you need to transition out of the position if you can. A lot of fighters have (as I call it) a "10-3" transition. Think of your right analog stick as a clock. Move it from 10-to-3. That should at least make you ATTEMPT to get out of the position... Then again, the opposing player can block your transition, as well. If you're playing someone who is good, you're generally pretty well screwed if you get mounted. You can apply a submission if you catch the player's fist as it comes towards your face by clicking in the right analog stick, though it's rarely effective. Thanks, I'm gonna try the "10-3" technique out. I appreciate it. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2009 13:47:44 GMT -5
just won the heavyweight title , and ive defended it succesfully 5 times any other things that happens after you become champ ? cause defending it against frank mir every time is getting increasingly difficult Nope, you pretty much just keep defending it. |
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Post by lancewiget on Jun 14, 2009 12:43:09 GMT -5
I won the title at 10-0-0 and I'm at 26-0-0 and still defending it. Although, now, I'm fighting a new challenger finally, in the #5 ranked Antoni Hardonk. I'm in my 6th year, yet undefeated, 9 KO of the Nights, 1 Fight of the Night (in a 1 min KO of Arlovski (got KO of the Night too), how it got FON, no idea) and still not in the HOF yet.
I've got level 3 Kickboxing, level 1 BJJ and have beaten Mir three times, Lesnar four times, Arlovski 3 times, Nog twice, Kongo twice, Werdum once and Sylvia once, title victory against Mir included.
I just fail to see how I'm not in the HOF yet!
Just got this e-mail from Dana though:
I'd better get in the HOF soon.
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Post by Yeezy's Mullet: Team X Blades on Jun 14, 2009 12:51:51 GMT -5
I won the title at 10-0-0 and I'm at 26-0-0 and still defending it. Although, now, I'm fighting a new challenger finally, in the #5 ranked Antoni Hardonk. I'm in my 6th year, yet undefeated, 9 KO of the Nights, 1 Fight of the Night (in a 1 min KO of Arlovski (got KO of the Night too), how it got FON, no idea) and still not in the HOF yet. I've got level 3 Kickboxing, level 1 BJJ and have beaten Mir three times, Lesnar four times, Arlovski 3 times, Nog twice, Kongo twice, Werdum once and Sylvia once, title victory against Mir included. I just fail to see how I'm not in the HOF yet! Just got this e-mail from Dana though: I'd better get in the HOF soon. You'll be inducted (or not) upon your retirement. That's when you'll know. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2009 13:52:26 GMT -5
I won the title at 10-0-0 and I'm at 26-0-0 and still defending it. Although, now, I'm fighting a new challenger finally, in the #5 ranked Antoni Hardonk. I'm in my 6th year, yet undefeated, 9 KO of the Nights, 1 Fight of the Night (in a 1 min KO of Arlovski (got KO of the Night too), how it got FON, no idea) and still not in the HOF yet. I've got level 3 Kickboxing, level 1 BJJ and have beaten Mir three times, Lesnar four times, Arlovski 3 times, Nog twice, Kongo twice, Werdum once and Sylvia once, title victory against Mir included. I just fail to see how I'm not in the HOF yet! I'd better get in the HOF soon. I think I got the retirement/HOF email from Dana when I was 34-0-0. |
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Post by 6 seasons and a movie on Jun 14, 2009 16:41:29 GMT -5
You get the e-mail about the hall of fame before your last fight. I have done it twice once with 3 loses and once with none, once you are signed to fight in your last fight you get an email like one week later. I rested both times after my next to last fight and got an email at the start of the next week to tell me I was making the hall of fame.
How high do you guys get your guys rated, my last guy I just finshed got up to 97 overal and was level 3 Kickboxing and level 2 wrestling. It was my best career as I didn't lose and had an overflow of fight of the nights and KO of the nights as I had gotten more then 10 of both during my career. I also had a two fights with quick KOs that won both awards which lasted 15 and 19 seconds each but some how were the fight of the night, I think it must have to do with the closeness of the stamina ratings between the two fighters at the end of the fight as we both were almost full of stamina and I just landed a big leg kick in both fights.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2009 18:37:56 GMT -5
I restarted career after a third time because I couldn't get passed my 10th fight at all, they would just completely dominate me. I was pissed off so I made a Light-Heavyweight named Phuck Yoo who was about 6'6 and just raised my Strength, Cardio and Speed skills up until they were maxed then focused on sparring. I pretty much knocked all my opponents out in the 1 or 2nd round doing this.
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Post by sxexhxc on Jun 15, 2009 3:53:43 GMT -5
Okay, I'm like 9-27 online... and thats mostly because of the lag... who wants a game, damn it? I'm on the ps3... add me - jatoh
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Post by recklessmatten on Jun 15, 2009 5:21:36 GMT -5
This sucks, I'm 24-3. I picked Damian Maia to fight, I'm the champ. and I just remembered two of my losses are from him. FML I faced him 8 times in my career and lost all of them. my career on heavyweight is going well, 11-0-0 and everytime a loss comes i quickly exit to the dashboard and reply the fight, without losing my perfect record  Already won the Lightweight? (one before light heavy) title, but that wasnt a perfect career lol |
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