Fight Night Round 4: Strategical Mindsets

[Chavez21]

Hey BedBug, if you were literate you would notice that the entire article is about staying away from the slugfest.

[Phoenix29]

I have only went the distance once, and somehow pulled that one off I either dominate in 5 or 6 rounds, or I get rocked by a haymaker haha. Definitely need to learn how to block better, and probably turn up the difficulty.

[JerzeyReign]

Played FNR4 the first two days it came out and haven't touched it since, online is pointless because some people just like to swing away, plus I'm a button person so until that comes back I'm not touching it...

[lazerROOSTER]

Cool article still really enjoying this game. I am def one of those people who gets frustrated with the blocking opponents.

[Smokez4DAyz]

Played tons of prizefighter and online was the same body spamming, but in fight night 4, counters rule. And any same punch spamming can be avoided, the problem is when facing a good gamer who goes bad, this guy has the skill and the cheese...good luck

[Phoenix29]

yeah those are the worst kind of people, who are good and then are also cheesers.

[PureBoxingFan]

I don't blame the spammers. EA shouldn't have allowed the spammers to get away with cheap wins. I really hope the dlc (it better be free) fixes the problems with FNR4. They really messed this version up.

[Po Pimp]

This doesn't always work, but one of my strategies is simple:

I let the other guy miss punches until it gets halfway. At this point, I go for the body, and once their stamina is depleted, I start trading punches. Usually, this is when I have a fighter who is weaker, so the stronger puncher thinks he's automatically gonna win a trade off, but that isn't the case.