Do you guys quit in career mode after losing a fight?

[andyacecandy]

Be honest...

[fballturkey]

No, takes the fun out of it in the long run for me. It's a lesson I learned back in NCAA and Madden; it gets stale really fast when I win all the time.

[Reed1417]

Nope hahaha. I'm 22 years old if I can't handle a loss in a video game...then life has a rude awakening for me hahaha!


Reed is comin' atcha!!

[ManiacMatt1782]

The majority of this community doesn't have a win first mentality. We have a realistic experience mentality.

[andyacecandy]

Good to know... because I have it on Easy difficulty and am 8-3...

lol definitely nothing to brag about. Especially reading some people here have finished careers at like 35-0. Wtf

[The JareBear]

Never. Quite frankly, I like losing. I mean, not that I try to lose, but if the CPU outplays me, if I just play terribly, or I am going up against better fighter/team losses in sports games don't bother me one bit and enhance the immersion/realism factor for me.

Some of my favorite sports gaming was going 6-6 with Army every year in NCAA 14 with my challenge sliders.

I only used hard mode in exhibition fights and probably split my wins/losses 50/50 with the CPU.

I started a career and am 9-0 so far so I might switch back to hard and just deal with the aggressive AI

[indcolts18288]

I haven't lost yet so no! Lol
Seriously though if u lose you lose what's the point of playing if you can't handle a loss like a big boy/girl.

[fballturkey]

Well, different people have fun different ways. My dad has been playing NCAA 10 since it came out, and he just picks Marshall and plays on Freshman and wins every game like 50-10 because he likes seeing Marshall win. So I don't hate on people that enjoy gaming that way, but it just doesn't work for me.