Do you watch the fights?

[Capelli King]

Just interested to see how many people actually sit and read the text during matches. I know allot of time was put into this for WMMA3, however in my view this was something i rarely used or even cared about. Obviously i would sometimes read the text for the super major fights, but 90% of the cases i did not care, all that i really cared about as a matchmaker was who won and what would i do next based on the results.

 

Interesting to see what most people do.

[grits207]

Usually. I watch all fights except for the girl fights.

[EddieFnG]

I read the matches on my main card, and the prelims if I have some kinda personal interest in one of the fighters, for example Dutch fighters.

[IWWROCKS]

I watch all my main card fights and prelims that involve good prospects or fighters I have a liking for.

[Grunion]

I watch all of my matches. I'll read through everything on most of them. If two fighters that I don't care about are fighting I will forward through the match quickly until there is red text in the status window.

[kimura]

I watch all the fights from events that i run, but dont watch any of other feds.

 

helps keep me immersed, and understand what my fighters are capable of!

[1234]

Not voting as I dont really fit into any category. I just skip until something big happens (takedown/knockdown/big strike) then read the next few events to see if the fight could finish then go back to skipping until something big happens.

[Calinks]

It all depends. I scroll through all the fights I have some interest in. I general give every fight a handful of clicks just to see if someone gets KOed in the first couple of minutes or something.

 

I watch fight that I find really important or exciting and I check out all my shortlisted people's fights . (Great feature.)

[pate]

I watch most of them. I'll sometimes skip a prelim I don't care about.

[BYU 14]

I watch most of them. I'll sometimes skip a prelim I don't care about.

 

This

[jesterx7769]

I usually read all of them, otherwise how do I know if I got an achievement!?

[mjdgoldeneye]

I watch all my company's own fights.

[Romdawg88]

I watch all of my company's fights and a few shortlisted fighters that I enjoy.

[d_w_w]

I watch all my company's own fights.

 

Same.

[BHK1978]

I hardly ever read/watch the fights. I just skip right to the results.

[Genadi]

I watch the big fights, not much else.

[Capelli King]

I hardly ever read/watch the fights. I just skip right to the results.

 

Basically what i do. It is interesting that around 50% of all people actually only watch sometimes or less. What is funny is that if we start this poll in 3-4 months from now it will be ALLOT lower because most people will be already bored of watching the fights by then. You will only maybe get 20% hardcore people which will sit through most or all their fights once they have been playing it for some time.

[mitze90]

I only watch title matches, or ones involving my created fighter.

[RingofHonorGuard]

I was just watching a semi-final tournament match between Takanori Gomi and Nate Diaz in my Dawn of MMA game.

 

In the middle of a serious exchange of winging punches from the two... I get this gem.

 

"Diaz puts on his best mean face and stares a hole right through his opponent."

 

I laughed so hard I nearly spit my drink out. Little gems like that alone make the commentary worth reading, and I really like the new addition of the commentators giving their insight at round end.

[Blackman]

Oh, my own promotion's fights always.

 

Duh. It's what excites me about the game, my promotion's champions' performance, will they defend?, etc.

 

For other promotions I just watch the title fights or the real exciting once that make FotY.

[BHK1978]

Now that Adam has added the hit the B and you will see the major parts of the match, I highly doubt that I will ever read the matches all the way through.

[kimura]

OMG this match engine is fantastic

 

I am loving all the new additions to the PBP.

 

Also, i just watched a fight : Luiz Machado vs Chan Wan Wah.

 

Wah dominated Machado early, and on the 2nd time he knocked him down he went in for the kill.. After watching numerous Machado fights, i thought to myself "bad move Wah"

 

Next thing you know, Machado has slapped on a choke from the bottom of the guard & Wah is left wondering how the hell he lost that fight!

 

Watching the fights gives a real sense of what your fighters can do in the ring/cage, far more informative than looking at scouting screen and saying "the dude can wrestle..."