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Playing with some of Tekken characters, and apparently Jin Kazama is trying to get some hype squaring off with Darin Blood. The news title however..:
"Kazama continues to lay into Blood"
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So one issue I've long had with the fight simulation is how fighters get stood up from advantageous ground positions, like back locks, full mounts and side control. This just doesn't happen in real life (well, really rare). At the same time I don't want referee to not stand up the fighters who are long locked in a guard for example.
Would be good to see referees adjusted to either not stand fighters up from those positions or have probability significantly reduced.
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well, there are still a number of improvements I would like to see really (more like quality of life) - like directly controlling a child company, changing venue after booking the fights (but before ending current day), being able to see fighters' ranking outside of top 25 and sort by that ranking, assign fighters to gyms...there's a lot of improvements to be had if given opportunity. Not sure they warrant a new game though. Maybe a DLC?
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This. I want to play but $35 is alot for a 2 year old game
I don't think you're getting a new version anytime soon. And the amount of playtime you can actually get out of this one is absolutely incredible. $35 is really not that much for this masterpiece.
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That's what I call consistency
Walter Morgan's Consistency stat is apparently close to a 100%
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well, WMMA is not quite a sports manager game, but rather a MMA promotion simulator - the fighter relationships and overall economy and contract management have always been its weak point. Which doesn't take away how awesome it is as a simulator.
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Thanks, Blackman - that's good to know, quite a bit of useful information.
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Where is that information about 3% of rating or 15%? Or did you just empirically figure that out?
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Try Football, Tactics and Glory - a wonderfully simple yet deep football manager/simulator.
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Dude, your dedication is fantastic. I also like how they are all unique and realistic - great imagination!
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Hey mate just a quick view over your suggested names (i'm going to post the top 10 rankings of my promotion later)
Jens Halle (25-7): He went to BCF in 2005 as a current SIGMA Champ and won the BCF Welterweight title in his very first bout. He lost the belt immediately to Brian O'Flaherty (Brian went to my promotion after that bout), but won it back in August 2007. He lost the belt in September 2008 against Jerome Atkins and retired.
Nathan Chambers (25-9, 3-1 BUSHIDO): Chambers lost four fights since start of the save at GAMMA, lost to Brubaker via TKO in the 1st round (title bout), and then was cut after two losses in a row. I picked him up. He beats Agdestein, Napier & Iriye, but lost to Julio Gutierrez.
Josh Aldarisio (19-5-1NC): He lost three in a row at GAMMA, one NC because of a failed drug test and was released. He fought Cooper Richardson on an indy show in Nov' 05 and retired.
Manuel Silva (27-3): Dominant champion in GAMMA. He lost the belt to Brubaker in 2003, but won it back from him in 2004 and defended the belt 4 times (Allen, Blood, Rhodes & Blood). He lost the belt to Brubaker back in 2008 and was knocked out by Christopher Earle in the very first round. I tried to sign him, but he always stayed loyal to GAMMA.
Fiyero Lemontov (29-2, 1-0 BUSHIDO): The russian became GAMMA champ defeating Jake Keane, defended the belt 4 times (Helio, Danare, Keane & Keane) but lost it to Lamont Banner. I signed him in 2008, he won his debut fight against Lukas Mellberg and is now scheduled to fight Korekiyo Anzai.
Georges Nouri (17-6, 1-1 BUSHIDO): He signed for BUSHIDO in 2005, won his debut bout easily. He then fought Manoel Cabral, lost and retired in November 2005.
Sean Morrison (31-8): Sean lost to Jake Keane and Elvis Millisis and surprisingly was cut. I could not pick him up back then, so he fought one fight on the indies and retired in March 2004.
Jake Keane (30-11, 1-2 BUSHIDO): Keane had wars with Lemontov, just like i said above. I signed him Dec' 2005 but he didn't had an impact here. He won his debut bout, but lost in the 1st round vs Luke Hilton and was
knocked out by Korekiyo Anzai. He's now schedulded to fight Folke Dalen next.
Helio (29-4-1, 1-1 BUSHIDO): I signed him in February 2005 as a current GAMMA champion. He won his debut bout, but was quickly submit by Manoel Cabral. He left us back to GAMMA (they gave him a tons of cash), won four bouts there and left them again for us. He's now scheduled to fight Carl Chenoweth at our next big US-show.
Yeah, I'm at the end of 2004. Not as many folks retired yet. Surprising to see some of the icons doing not so well though. Also Keane losing to Hilton... what a shame
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I had one just yesterday, but I believe this was a second occurence.
Hyun-shik Lim though.... that guy had 3 No Contest fights out of his last 4 due to drugs. All not his fault. I guess it's his karma.
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<p>Yeah, also quite weird to see Claire Peyton defeat Mallasz and Sadorra.</p><p>
Btw, I don't see any real deal fighters in either Welterweight or Lightweight (except Sukarno maybe). Where are Jens Halle (absolute beast in my game), Nathan Chambers, Josh Aldarisio, Manuel Silva? </p><p>
In Lightweight I would expect to see Lermontov, Nouri, Morrison, Keane, Helio...where are all of these guys?</p>
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<p>there's a ton of mods in the Mod subsection with pre-set fighters, both fictional and real world ones, debuting anywhere from early 2000s and to 2016 as far as I remember. You can have close to 6-10 thousands of fighters total depending on how picky you are. </p><p>
There's also a huge number of awesome fighter renders in the render thread, especially by LoNdOn, greywolf00 and domj29 - those guys work like machines and have produced enough renders to make another game.</p>
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This is something I was wondering about for a while (and even asked a question somewhere, but didn`t get an answer): do the members of a team impact the training in that team somehow (i.e. to reflect that a fighter trains together with all those other fighters - like someone training with Buddy Garner would probably become better at Jiu Jitsu, even if the gym wasn't specializing in it).
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"Hab keinen Nabel auf dem Bauch" -Rammstein
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<a href="https://i.imgur.com/koqv9Iv.png" rel="external nofollow">https://i.imgur.com/koqv9Iv.png</a> was apparently cloned as she has no navel <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />
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I had a ton of flyweights generated. But I thought this was due to this division being fairly empty with quite a number of promotions that wanted it. I had some other weight classes generated, albeit in very small numbers and early on. So this might not be a bug at all...
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I have never seen Philip Ziskie do as poorly as he's done in my latest XCC game. In hindsight maybe I should have gave him a few more easier guys before putting him up against Banner again, but still.
I had no choice but to cut him after he got knocked out by every top contender, and then he somehow managed to tap out to Clint Royle of all people.
That's what I was talking about in the Globalverse thread - it's not that the new fighters are that good. It's that this game is unpredictable and tried and tested superstars can sometimes fail miserably. I had Terron Cabal going on a 8-0 streak in one game and barely managing to keep up with 2-2 in another one.
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<p>Name: Alex Steinhausenbergerdorff</p><p>
Nickname: Too Long (mid)</p><p>
Bio: Having a long last name even by German standards, Alex had trouble rising to prominence despite having decent Muay Thai skills. A nickname given by an announcer on an amateur fight changed that.</p><p>
Picture: (None)</p><p> </p><p>
Gender: Male</p><p>
Sexuality: Heterosexual</p><p>
Age/Birth Month: 18/July</p><p>
Nationality: German</p><p>
Ethnicity: White</p><p>
Hometown: Tauberbischofsheim, Germany</p><p> </p><p>
Personality: Normal</p><p>
Persona: Joker</p><p>
Stance: Prefers Orthodox</p><p> </p><p>
Height: 6'3"</p><p>
Walking Weight: 190</p><p>
Best Weight: 185</p><p>
Career Goals: Career</p><p> </p><p>
Fighting Style: Muay Thai</p><p>
Starting Stats: will submit in Excel?</p><p> </p><p>
Attribute: Combat: Hates to Roll</p>
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I like the first one better. She seems more alive in there
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<p>Made these fighters debut in 2000s (to fit into my current game) and having no issues them being too powerful. In fact, all of them are quite weak which I attributed to them actually coming from 10 years back. </p><p>
Also, it can be VERY different from game to game. In my current game Terron Cabal is a beast with 26-0, having wiped out nearly every solid competitor. In another game I'm playing with my friends Cabal is a very average fighter and has lost quite a few fights already, including to Tony McCall.</p>
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<p>Cool! More women (and men) of color! These are pretty hard to find (especially when Africa kicks in in-game and all of a sudden there's a bunch of fighters with no pic). Asian (Indian included) would also be welcome though.</p><p> </p><p>
Thank you!</p>
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you can turn off local shows in the options (don't remember where exactly)
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WMMA5 Small Questions Thread
in World of Mixed Martial Arts 5 General Discussions
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Never saw this do any good. If anything, that is usually wasting a good fighter's opportunity to finish an opponent. Therefore I banned those stomps altogether and fights are actually better now.