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Apparently had to add the www back in now, contrary to the instructions and what used to fix it.  Figures.  

It used to always be that you had to remove the www. in front before they adjusted it by default in the link.  Always worked since then.  Never tried adding it back in.

Oct 14 - Weekly Recap The Palmtree was almost sold out for MMA Hype 4 last Sunday in Las Vegas. We are extremely proud and thankful for the roster we currently have. The future is bright! Fight of the night went to Kwame Shikongo vs Nour Jradi who went to war until the referee stopped the fight due to cuts. Jradi was in good control of the fight until he got stuck in the clinch in the second round and started eating elbows that cut him too deep to continue. Shikongo showed a lot of patience against an opponent who clearly wanted to bring the fight to the ground. KO of the night, or TKO of the night, went to Bryan Garcia who was clearly looking for a bonus. Garcia did a lot of damage to his opponent from the clinch and rocked him until he pushed him away and started throwing low kicks until he went high and landed a devastating head kick that knocked Joakim out cold. Wonderful showcase of muay thai from Garcia. Submission of the night went to Pippo Coca who outsmarted his opponent with a slick triangle from the bottom. He tried to stand and brawl with his opponent until he realized that it was not going his way, then he pulled guard and landed in a position where neither fighters were comfortable. He tried to gain a better position but failed, so he improvised and randomly landed a beautiful triangle that put his opponent to sleep. Click here for the full MMA Hype 4 results   “Lord” Raiden Cervantes (170 lbs) First star of the week goes to Raiden Cervantes, who went with an anti-standup gameplan that worked well enough to secure a close decision win. Some will say it was the safest way to go, but as the fight went on, all the failed takedowns burned through his energy. Luckily enough, he managed to impress the judges with 2 rounds of solid ground and pound.  Tommy “Why Do I Like To Pop” Bubbles (170 lbs) The second star of the week goes to Tommy Bubbles who got the bonus mainly by moonwalking his way towards the cage. Bubbles impressed the crowd with his moves but failed short to impress the judges. For the most part, his gameplan to bring the fight to the ground worked well. He controlled most of the standup, but unfortunately ran out of time, winning only 1 of 3 rounds. "The Engineer" Nour Jradi (185 lbs) Third star of the week goes to The Engineer, mainly for his painting skills. Jradi went from a crazy skilled fighter in 1 round, to a painter extraordinaire in round 2 of his fight. He painted the canvas in red, which, believe it or not, looked like art from the 12th century. In all seriousness, the 5k bonus was well deserved for a solid performance that only a referee could take away from him. 

It does not work on mobile. Note that this is 1 way to check learning speed, it's not the ONLY way. What I sometimes do is, on fighter creation, I pick 1 skill to test. I will put 8 points in that skill, and then put him to train that skill in my gym, 1 on 1 with a coach. That fighter will pop from Useless to Abysmal, so I check Tycoon Assistant (which is of course a VIP feature) and look for my pop. On a computer, you hover over the pop's green arrow and you see how much the fighter gained from his session. On mobile, you hold your finger on the arrow and get that same info. In the screenshot below, my fighter (who was tested previously and is a 7.05 learner) was at session #2 and gained 4.77 points. Adding 2 to that result will give you roughly the fighter's learning speed. If you want a fast learner, you want your fighter to pop with 4+ points. Decent learners will be between 3.5-4. Anything below 3.5 is an automatic sack for me, since the game is already slow enough already.  Note: I have a few fighters below 3.5 in my roster that are from my first batch of fighters created when I came back. If they pop decent hiddens I keep them, unless I see no improvements.