Fight Night Round 4 Demo Impressions

[Complex]

Quote: Originally Posted by Parasight

In my opinion, the game is just not as deep as UFC. I hate to compare the two because they're different genres, but since a few folks have mentioned it I felt I had to say it. It's essentially a slugfest, and I'm finding it difficult to throw what I want and lean without getting hit.

What you described is the problem 90% of real boxers have lol.

[Complex]

Quote: Originally Posted by Scoop 24

EA SPORTS World: 1 Hitter Quiter 1 Hitter Quitter (That's the first punch of the 1st round)

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[Parasight]

Quote: Originally Posted by Complex

What you described is the problem 90% of real boxers have lol.

Fair enough, but in a video game you'd like to be in control of what you do.

I've been playing a few games against my cousin and I've CLEARLY done the most damage, but I lose every round. Even my cousin agrees I should be winning. It's getting ridiculous.

[Seymour Scagnetti]

I played a 2 player game today for the 1st time with a buddy. Maybe it's all in my head but does anybody notice that there seems to be a slight lag a few times with the TPC when playing against someone else. Against the AI I didn't have that problem. Anybody else see that?

[sneezor01]

well while I do agree that there should not be any OVR rating in the game my point was that Chico is alot better boxer than some of the boxers listed in the game and I dont think that Chico is alone in getting shafted I think that Winky Wright is in the same boat with an 85 OVR and he is alot better than some of the boxers ahead on him. the main Idea that I wanted to get across was that if you have I ratings system like the one in fight night then you should not have guys like Foreman 83 OVR just one point than Tommy Morrison 82 OVR or Pacman 85 OVR and Cotto 88 OVR or Duran 93 OVR and Jones JR 90.

Think about it like this when you have OVR the question that should be asked is "Is person A better than Person B? If so then in what ways? If not then why not?

[sneezor01]

well while I do agree that there should not be any OVR rating in the game my point was that Chico is alot better boxer than some of the boxers listed in the game and I dont think that Chico is alone in getting shafted I think that Winky Wright is in the same boat with an 85 OVR and he is alot better than some of the boxers ahead on him. the main Idea that I wanted to get across was that if you have I ratings system like the one in fight night then you should not have guys like Foreman 83 OVR just one point than Tommy Morrison 82 OVR or Pacman 85 OVR and Cotto 88 OVR or Duran 93 OVR and Jones JR 90.

Think about it like this when you have OVR the question that should be asked is "Is person A better than Person B? If so then in what ways? If not then why not?

[NYG_Meth]

Quote: Originally Posted by Scoop 24

EA SPORTS World: 1 Hitter Quiter 1 Hitter Quitter (That's the first punch of the 1st round)

HA!

[Money99]

Quote: Originally Posted by Parasight

In my opinion, the game is just not as deep as UFC. I hate to compare the two because they're different genres, but since a few folks have mentioned it I felt I had to say it. It's essentially a slugfest, and I'm finding it difficult to throw what I want and lean without getting hit.

Please don't give up on it yet. The game plays more of a slugfest because that's exactly how those fighters fight. Watch their recent bout and you'll see that they're letting their hands go.

I've had some great bouts with this so far. I'm able to lean+block at the same time while still getting off counters leads.

Just keep practicing.