EA Sports UFC Demo Available Now, Post Your Impressions Here (Xbox One, PS4)

[rafaelpaolo84]

Quote: Originally Posted by SwedishTouch76

Thank you very much Rafeal. Where did you get that from? I hadnt seen it before. It all makes sense now. Thank you again

You're welcome! It's in the EA UFC official site, and it was also posted here on OS same day the demo came out I believe -
http://www.operationsports.com/forum...ller-maps.html

[Redskins_Hokies]

AMAZING KO I JUST DID!!

[Ninjoid]

Are we able to have title matches in exhibition mode as say cpu v cpu?

Will the title switch if the holder loses?

Are we able to switch titles to whoever we want?

Thanks

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ninjoid

Are we able to have title matches in exhibition mode as say cpu v cpu? Will the title switch if the holder loses? Are we able to switch titles to whoever we want? Thanks

Yes to the first one.

I'm not sure about the last two so the Dev can answer that.

[Phobia]

Well had a buddy come to the house over the weekend and we got in some 2 player head to head, it was INCREDIBLE!!!

I'm now soooo excited for the retail and so is he. He was kind of like me and was on fence judging by the AI, but once two skilled guys fought who knew the controls it turned into a chess match. We fought I would say around 20 or 30 fights and only had 4 or 5 finishes, all the others went all three rounds to decision. Utilizing the parries really forces fighters to slow down or they will get countered for big damage and KOs.

Once the fights hit the ground, it featured a great strategy feel to it. Fighters spamming transitions quickly burn their stamina out which allowed for posturing up with less fear of a transition getting through. Plus the added fear of a easy submission which happened a couple times in our fights.

All in all we both talked about it all weekend how badass realistic the fights felt against one another compared to the AI. Trying to go back and play the demo AI is tough after you have played against a live opponent and seen the realistic nature of it. So if the retail features several of the tunings talked about and more stamina decrease, this will be insane come retail release!

June 17th can't get here fast enough!! I'm ready to rock the Tuf house!

[2_headedmonster]

Quote: Originally Posted by Phobia

Well had a buddy come to the house over the weekend and we got in some 2 player head to head, it was INCREDIBLE!!! I'm now soooo excited for the retail and so is he. He was kind of like me and was on fence judging by the AI, but once two skilled guys fought who knew the controls it turned into a chess match. We fought I would say around 20 or 30 fights and only had 4 or 5 finishes, all the others went all three rounds to decision. Utilizing the parries really forces fighters to slow down or they will get countered for big damage and KOs. Once the fights hit the ground, it featured a great strategy feel to it. Fighters spamming transitions quickly burn their stamina out which allowed for posturing up with less fear of a transition getting through. Plus the added fear of a easy submission which happened a couple times in our fights. All in all we both talked about it all weekend how badass realistic the fights felt against one another compared to the AI. Trying to go back and play the demo AI is tough after you have played against a live opponent and seen the realistic nature of it. So if the retail features several of the tunings talked about and more stamina decrease, this will be insane come retail release! June 17th can't get here fast enough!! I'm ready to rock the Tuf house!

*shakes head with envy*

Gustafsson powerbombed me all weekend...

[Swamp Swagger]

Quote: Originally Posted by Phobia

Well had a buddy come to the house over the weekend and we got in some 2 player head to head, it was INCREDIBLE!!! I'm now soooo excited for the retail and so is he. He was kind of like me and was on fence judging by the AI, but once two skilled guys fought who knew the controls it turned into a chess match. We fought I would say around 20 or 30 fights and only had 4 or 5 finishes, all the others went all three rounds to decision. Utilizing the parries really forces fighters to slow down or they will get countered for big damage and KOs. Once the fights hit the ground, it featured a great strategy feel to it. Fighters spamming transitions quickly burn their stamina out which allowed for posturing up with less fear of a transition getting through. Plus the added fear of a easy submission which happened a couple times in our fights. All in all we both talked about it all weekend how badass realistic the fights felt against one another compared to the AI. Trying to go back and play the demo AI is tough after you have played against a live opponent and seen the realistic nature of it. So if the retail features several of the tunings talked about and more stamina decrease, this will be insane come retail release! June 17th can't get here fast enough!! I'm ready to rock the Tuf house!

Sounds sweet I'm glad to hear that

[phillyfan23]

dear EAUFC DEV,

have you checked playing on a.higher difficulty figghting against a cpu ai MACHIDA? can you comment how his AI is and how many strikes doea he throw per round?? You said ladt friday that his monday you woild check this and see how different MACHIDA is compared to the rest of the fighters.

thanks a lot

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