StoneballerJack

Here are a few things i wish i knew before . 1. You should really only start with 18 yr olds or 25 yrs old. 18 year olds for the sake they can learn and 25 year olds cause they have training points available. 2. On Wiki help it says you should train a bit into BJJ before entering your first competition. 3.Once a manager gives money to a fighter he cant get it back. It stays with the fighter. 4. You can only open one business without it costing you VIP days weekly to run the 2nd business. 5. 18 yr olds need a couple weeks of training before their debut fight Im sure I'll have more tips to post as I learn them, good luck in the ring everyone

I asked around but no replies yet.

How do you go about doing that?

Thanks , it seems pretty fun already. I lost my first round but Ill see how it goes for tonights match. I see the fee is weekly. Is it possible to move a business once you start it ?

Thanks for the tips Wayne, I would be interested in owning a gym also. By the way my names Todd and IM 47 and I live in Colorado . I been interested in MMA shortly after I graduated high school . I been watching it since 1993 . We thought it was super big stuff back then as all we were used to was boxing and WWF. I never knew this game existed till the other day. I really wish I knew of this before. Yes , my plan is to have a 102 for 35$ and then next month after my company gets some hype I will make the 160s . I dont mind contributing my time to the game and am eager to write some articles on you guys fighters also. Any help in game will be appreciated.

Hey guys im new to the game and I really like what I see. It looks like it has a pretty in depth fight engine to it. Wanting to be an active member I opened a small company in Hilo . Stoneballers Organic Nutritional Supplements. Im starting off by selling lower priced supplements of 102 quality. I have talked to a couple people but could use all the help i can get. Looking forward to seeing you all on the mat. or in my store..