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Stop indulging the dumbfuck, just ignore him and move on.

I think it should be changed to star rating only, no names. For a couple reasons: - No one should ever be able to see what or how often you are sparring. - Star rating is hidden from the public for a reason, this seems to defeat the purpose. The main disadvantage is for those in public gyms or even org gyms. Here's a scenario: I get a fight scheduled against a guy with exceptional MT. I can just join the gym and go through the sessions and see not only if/what/how often he's sparring, but just how exceptional that MT really is. I know there are more factors (experience, physicals, ect) in the star rating, but you get the point. If he's in a public gym or even an org gym, (since I'm fighting him, one can assume my fighter is on the org list as well) he's at a HUGE disadvantage, IMO.

Fully agree, I think it's important to see the stars, but the names is just bad. If it's a private gym then that's one thing(if it's easy to code to distinguish between the two). But yea names in a public gym makes it so you might as well have the sparring stars on the fighter's home page.

The poll wont let me choose but one option at a time.

It was fun for a very short time but let's not feed the troll anymore. Delusional Nunnker is delusional and thats a wrap.

I'm not sure you understand probability if you think that should never happen ...

Dude he is SCARED that is why he moved up to SHW- for easy fights. He is not gonna take a rematch after you should have gotten the cut stoppage victory. Dale has a horseshoe up his ass.

Get ready Tycoon because Torres is gonna prove you all wrong and solidify his legacy. Whos next?

http://espn.go.com/blog/MMA/post/_/id/3359/who-has-most-to-gain-most-to-lose-saturday Check out the link. ESPN Photoshopped Fedor's head onto Carwin's body to promote his next fight. http://oi51.tinypic.com/23kanpt.jpg http://youdontroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/40FedorEmelianenkoAF2weigh.jpg

They're weak, but exists in real life and it's good to take out the mobility of the opponent.

is their any advantage if your fighter is heavier than his opponent

if by "helps in the clinch" you mean "doesn't help in the clinch", then i concur.

Good idea, I demand it be added immediately.

Not entirely plausible. The difference is, right now Quintin Jackson can't walk into Jackson's MMAs and see what Jon Jones is doing because they are scheduled to fight. Also, the regulars at the gym (which is what this feature is supposed to be for) WOULD normally know what "Bob's" star rating is and avoid sparring with him if he much lower than them Not everything in this game needs to emulate realism.

i would like to see reach advantages

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If I could actually get the sliders right on the ground I may have more sucess there. I like ground guys but I suck at making them work well, got a fast learning 18 year old now who I have hope for but going to have to really work on improving my sliders to get sucess out of him.

Could only select one so I picked Granite Chin (if for no other reason than glass jawed fighters are frustrating and somewhat worthless), Big Heart is also great.

Preston "Bodie" Broadus steps up to the mic: Ariel Helwani: So, the news coming from your camp is that you are the new prodigy ready to make a mark on the tycoon world? Bodie: Look man, Im just ready to smash some fuckers. Ariel: But why would an established fighter like Philip Dale give you a shot, in essence your a no-one with a losable fight coming up. Bodie: Thats true man, but id like to think I come from a decent camp, and lets be honest, Dale has a tendency to fight guys who aint on his level...I mean a wins a win, but whatever floats your boat. Dan Torres? Fuck man... not even the counter problem could win that bitch a fight. Ariel: So Torres is a bitch? Bodie: I slap harder guys than him out the way to get into a fight ffs, less of the stupid questions man. Ariel: Sorry Bodie, didnt mean to be rude but people might see you as another Dan Torres, keen to steal the limelight from more established pro's. Bodie: Your a dick man. Honestly, how some fuck aint knocked you out by now is unbelievable. Ariel: Sorry, sorry, dont hurt me. Bodie: Pfft... Ariel: Anyway back on topic...Dale, can you beat him? Bodie: I think I can, plus I got 50k to back myself up...If he wants to duck the hype difference(even though he fights no hype cans), maybe he will trail that little brown tail of his into the cage for some cold hard cash. I know he comes from a prestigious camp, but fuck, maybe even his manager, the ever game, Turd (Burgular) Ferguson is scared to take this match...theres no such thing as easy money when you gonna a beast in your midst. Ariel: So let me get you right, your sayin, Bodie vs Dale, 50k to the winner? Bodie: You got me all wrong homie, Im saying Il give that mutherfucka 50k if he can beat me....Im willing to beat his ass anytime, anywere for free. Ariel: Well there you have it folks, Preston "Bodie" Broadus is calling out Philip " Can Crusher" Dale. Anywere he wants, anytime, blah blah blah. What you gonna do Phil???

I'd be happy to see the option to cut fighters sooner for a VIP cost but only so you could create a new fighter. I think if you could just pay $10's worth of VIP or whatever it would come to and replace your entire roster from the free agent list then the top ranked guys are going to have a field day when a fellow top manager leaves the game and all of his fighters are up for grabs. It can be hard enough for lowly ranked guys to pick up even slightly talented free agents and this way would make it almost impossible.

This is just getting sad now

youre reaching pretty far with that response

I'm not suggesting you're afraid, champ. Just suggesting that it's not in yours, or your fighters best interest to run, before you can jump. Keep training, Jolon runs undercards for up and coming fighters, called Kismet. He'll get you on one of those, if you keep this enthusiasm up.

I'm sure Dale will be making a cameo at the Under 21 World Championships this weekend to support his buddy Phred Nguyen. If any of my fans happen to tap him on the shoulder to ask for an autograph, it will have been the most brutal physical contact inflicted on him this week.

This is the best way to reset tickers.

Manny Baddabing.

Clinchwork is the fifth primary.

I've had ONE de-pop, and it was something I felt I could do without so I wasn't too worried about the loss of one point that it took to de-pop anyway.

http://i.qkme.me/1p64.jpg

and it amazes me why more people don't work on that skill like they should. [2] +1

He is more skinny?

This thread has added a lot to my MMA Tycoon game experience.

I love Clinch ... Look at the struggles of my fighter Veni Domine. http://www.mmatycoon.com/fightcommentary.php?FTID=307788

I do not think we should lose the belt. I think it should only decrease as the attributes of Boxing / MT / Wrestling. But only the manager can see this fighter. That would be good for a surprise to the game. BELTS RED could only lose. With the Skill Maintenance and Natural Apititude few would be true Black Belt.

This is pretty much how I feel. Hendo is my all-time favorite fighter, but I will always have mad respect for Fedor. These two dudes are legends, and they're going to throw down. I don't really care who wins!

Douche.

I don't think this was Darwinism. The guy just lost his balance trying to catch a ball for his kid. Could have happened to anyone.

I agree that both fighters are expending energy here, but in reality, performing a submission is relatively low cost on you. Defending against a submission can be rough. Its one of the primary advantages of BJJ in real life. Your opponent is wearing out, while you defend until they expose themself to a vulnerable position. And in real life, if you find even a single moment where someone let's down their guard and isn't actively anticipating the attempt...armbars hurt a lot more than they look like they do. Most submissions are relatively simple to perform and are extremely effective. The hard part for Mike to adjust would be the fact that nobody attempts submission after submission in real life. Even the greatest submission artists out there would never stand a chance if they constantly searched for a tap out. It doesn't take an opponent like Fedor to figure out they should stay back and wait to kick you in the head. I suppose a better example would be Liddell; he has fought some folks with great ground game, but has never had a loss to submission. Okay, I am copping-out with his loss to Horn with the triangle choke as a TKO, but you get the picture... The point is, a good fighter would never fall victim to repeated sub attempts. I guess my long-winded statement could be summed up into: Submissions are fairly easy to perform and are 1-hit killers, but fighters training to recognize thier setup (def grap or BJJ/Wrestling) have a HUGE advantage in avoiding them. The energy expended is minimal to attempt a submission in real life, and if your more aggresive opponent is seeking to use ground and pound, they are expending more energy with failed attacks and submission avoidance.

Well, thread descreption says it all. We got injuries already implemented in a sense that you can't fight for selected days (you can but you will suck). Also, somewhere I've read that those injuries stack up so, for example, if you endure lot of damage to your hands, your KO power goes down (someone confirm this?). Further, Mike has already stated that he is thinking of making injury days also affect your training efficiency. In other words, things will get rough. This situation will probably lead to another old vs. new managers, where those who had trained during injury period getting the upper hand. We can at least use this opportinity to bring new business company(or money sink? cool.gif into game. I know this proposition would need some HUGE amount of programming but, here goes nothing: Rehabilitation clinic options: - diagnose - requiers 1 day[morning session to attend and evening session to see the results] to diagnose % damage sustained from fight ; needs 1 doctor per clinic - physical therapy - Primary asset of clinic, lessens time needed for recovery[injury days] by some %, also repairs damage sustained by some % ; needs doctor to attend classes, would work something like coaches in gyms - surgery - repairs quite of the damage sustained to injured part of the body, requires 1 day recovery time after ; needs doctor of higher degree(more expensive) - swimming pool - lessens time needed for recovery by some % [lower then physical therapy], boosts conditioning and strength[lower then conditioning] by some amount ; doesn't require doctor but needs upkeep - sauna - lessens time needed for recovery by some %(lower then swimming pool), recovers morale by nice amount, good if you lose fight ; requiers upkeep About injuries: Fighter's body is divided into 4 parts: legs, arms, torso and head. Depending on fight and it's outcome parts of the body are injured by some %(arms from blocking knees in clinch or by high amount of strikes dealt, legs suffering from leg kicks etc.etc.). After some time when you accumulate quite bit of % (even recovered by physical therapies), you get permanent defect which can only be recovered by surgery. In other words, physical therapy can get your parts of the body back to 100%, but it doesn't remove accumualted damage that leads to lower ko's and other stuff. This can also lead to differentiation of doctors needed for physical therapies, such that you can hire general one(for lowering recovery time by nice amount and repairing % of all parts by small amount) or specialized one which would more focus on parts of body(still would lower injury days but less then general). Now, who would choose "less prone to injuries" hidden? wheelchair.gif Thoughts? Please don't bash it hard, was just brainstorming last days...

ko power and granite chin

okay, i think that i've got a decent idea for a way to hook new players to the game. or at least give them an early on taste of what the game is about. why not, once their new account is created, have the game randomly generate two random fighters for a one time only "simulation fight". allow the new manager to look over his (or both) fighters skills. then set the sliders, and submit. then receive the results instantly (possibly Play by Play). it would kinda give them an initial idea about how the game will work, what a fight is like, and maybe even some insight into how to create their first few fighters. you might could even sway it in their favor a little to ensure they get a win

Why do these ground sliders have to be absolute? Shouldn't the fighter be able to decide when the right moment is to try & get up from being on the top or bottom of his opponent? I think there should be some "common sense" system implemented there.

thsi shit almost made me cry.... but hey, darwin was right.

You wasted mine and Dan Torres' time. Torres will wake your traitor ass up when Ekaku gets the KO and notify you that Torres defeated Dale.

Keeping the belts would be very unfair to the other primaries. BJJ already is the hardest primary to scout. Why make it harder just for aesthetic reasons? In real life BJJ belts are as much a sign of respect as ability. (Losing a belt would be very disrespectful to the student) In the game they show your fighter's primary....... Let's allow the belt to do its job please.

Dude Jacky in this game is like Anderson Silva in MMA but you are like Peter Rise so dont insult him! And i think its Boxing because its very limited and fast to train up but at the same time very dominating of course you need good takedown defence but if you have that then its lethal.

why ? with new CT changes i thinks it good.

dont the all secondaries train at the same ration? i dont think that takedown defence trains faster than GNP.

and helps in the clinch

I hate this. Anyone else agree? it goes down wayy tooo fast