4 games in and only one new position?

[1212headkick]

So did you just completely disregard everything we asked for - for the last four years? While mobility was added to the clinch so much was taken away like just being able to transition to overunders or double unders. And the piece we need to blend striking and grappling together isnt there. Cage seated

[tissues250]

Quote: Originally Posted by GameplayDevUFC

They definitely hate double under hooks and being pinned against the cage unable to do anything. They hate that a lot.

Here is answer. They mean casual fans.

[1212headkick]

So we just are waisting our time here?

[Counter Punch]

Quote: Originally Posted by tissues250

Here is answer. They mean casual fans.

GPD said that if it weren’t for the casual fans buying the game, it wouldn’t exist.

So I guess that means two things:

1) That the alternative is having no UFC game at all
2) That the more casuals are brought on board, the bigger the budget will get, and eventually we may have a chance to have some more sim/realistic gameplay options. It’s clear after nearly 4 iterations that’s not gonna happen until the game gets a bigger budget.

It’s a super tough pill to swallow. It upsets me greatly, but I get it. I personally believe deep down inside that a more sim game would sell and that difficulty and complexity isn’t automatically a turn off for gamers if it’s a rewarding experience. But EA feels a different way, and until this game can grow, we are never gonna be satisfied with what we get.

[WarMMA]

Man idk...just makes you wonder. But its reasons like these why I really wish THQ didnt go under and why I still keep UD3 around. Its still to early to say, but it may just go down as the G.O.A.T. If EA puts out a 4th title and still cant put UD3 to rest, then i honestly dnt kno what to think. Still early though...lets.wait and see first.

[Phillyboi207]

Quote: Originally Posted by Counter Punch

GPD said that if it weren’t for the casual fans buying the game, it wouldn’t exist. So I guess that means two things: 1) That the alternative is having no UFC game at all 2) That the more casuals are brought on board, the bigger the budget will get, and eventually we may have a chance to have some more sim/realistic gameplay options. It’s clear after nearly 4 iterations that’s not gonna happen until the game gets a bigger budget. It’s a super tough pill to swallow. It upsets me greatly, but I get it. I personally believe deep down inside that a more sim game would sell and that difficulty and complexity isn’t automatically a turn off for gamers if it’s a rewarding experience. But EA feels a different way, and until this game can grow, we are never gonna be satisfied with what we get.

You let me know of a single game that focused on casuals and looped back around to make things “more realistic”

Once casual online/mobile gamers become the target the vast majority of games nose dive in quality.

[RollTideRoll0929]

Quote: Originally Posted by Counter Punch

GPD said that if it weren’t for the casual fans buying the game, it wouldn’t exist. So I guess that means two things: 1) That the alternative is having no UFC game at all 2) That the more casuals are brought on board, the bigger the budget will get, and eventually we may have a chance to have some more sim/realistic gameplay options. It’s clear after nearly 4 iterations that’s not gonna happen until the game gets a bigger budget. It’s a super tough pill to swallow. It upsets me greatly, but I get it. I personally believe deep down inside that a more sim game would sell and that difficulty and complexity isn’t automatically a turn off for gamers if it’s a rewarding experience. But EA feels a different way, and until this game can grow, we are never gonna be satisfied with what we get.

Yet UD3 on a limited budget offered something for casuals and hardcore fans alike. It can be done, it's just a question of whether they care enough to do something like that?

[Counter Punch]

Quote: Originally Posted by Phillyboi207

You let me know of a single game that focused on casuals and looped back around to make things “more realistic” Once casual online/mobile gamers become the target the vast majority of games nose dive in quality.

I’ve played NBA 2k every year since it’s inception. After a few iterations it became focused on casuals. Eventually they added sliders at the request of the community and eventually added “simulation” settings a few years ago.