GangstaBob

Do they help your energy level throughout your fight?

There is a part of your reply i disagree with but i won't specify. I've also given this question some thought and i feel confident that I've answered my own question. Again, I'll just keep that to myself to. Thanks anyways though.

I get that one should study their opponent's fight history and to work to your own fighters strengths. However, there are basic ideas how to deal with each particular style. Certainly most managers will make their fighters fight Where their fighter is strongest. Assuming that their fighters secondaries and physicals align with their primaries and their previous fights align with basic fight theories.. What are the ideas to negate your opponents strengths to ensure your fighters success. Obviously the way to handle a pure ground fighter would be to keep it standing. A pure stand up fighter would be to take it to the b ground. Is there any working theories to deal with each particular style or not?

This is for starting players who will be facing a very few types of styles.. What should be the basic strategy to fight them to simply negate their strengths and give yourself best chances to win. Common types I've found are as follows... strong boxing and Muay Thai poor wrestling and BJJ. strong boxing and wrestling poor Muay Thai and BJJ strong Muay Thai and wrestling poor boxing and BJJ strong wresting and BJJ poor boxing and Muay Thai and the last is mediocre everything. Thanks!

Perhaps, but that is unlikely. But you didn't answer my question as it can always be useful in future fights.

Well, my next opponent has like wonderful MT and respectable boxing with abysmal wrestling and white belt bbj. So i was thinking about placing the sliders to be a counter fighter tat would counter with bombs. Once it goes into the clinch i planned to fight here since i have wonderful clinch work but also pull guard/takedown... any thoughts on that?

So would it be best to just leave that slider in the middle?

Does moving the slider all the way to damage means throwing nothing but bombs with no accuracy and all the way to the other side means you're a sniper armed with soft gell BB gun?

I normally place 110 points on punches, clinch work, strike defence, takedown defence, rest in defence grappling. Then superb balance and agility and proficient speed then train up conditioning and strength. Can't remember but wouldn't placing that many points in muay thai make his wrestling considered competent? Is that wise? Also should i keep punches at 110 or divide it up any like place some into elbows? Thanks for the info.

When creating a new fighter should you pick Muay Thai over boxing? I've been picking boxing but I'm thinking that Muay Thai is the better option.

Awesome thanks ladies/gents.

Yea cause a washing machine is such a stupid thing to assume exist on a game where a fighters clothing drops your morale. I guess cause there dirty and stinky after wearing it for weeks with long intense training sessions... I'm not as brilliant as you are.

Meh, I think respectable conditioning and strength will do for the opponent my fighter is facing. Thanks for the advice take cardio sups while condition training then same routine with weight training.

I've been offered a fight that happens in 16 days. I have not accepted yet. His conditioning is feeble with useless strength. 1. Would I be ready for that fight with respectable conditioning and strength by then? 2. Would I improve faster training conditioning while taking cardio supplements then strength train with steroids or train cardio while taking roids then train strength while taking cardio sups to improve both at the same time?

What is a PA?

Th clothes I'm currently wearing is below 100 is there a place I could go to like idk wash them or am I suppose to just buy new clothes?

How much over weight will cause a fight to be cancelled?

Thanks guys, this helps wonderfully.

Where do I buy clothes at? Thanks

Title says it all lol.. Fighter has very low morale and I don't know what to do to increase it.

Where do you go to get a mentor and how much would getting one cost?

After exceeding four wins one gets placed into the next tier to type two classed fighters, right? From what I've heard type two is filled with a lot of tough guys. So exploiting poor build fighters to get wins won't benefit someone when they are placed in the second group where there are no poor builds. However, if what he told me is actually available and allowed in the game and not something like a hack in the game or anything then I'd like to know. I wouldn't even call it scummy if the developers placed it in the game for it to be exploited in that manner. Doing that isn't scummy like camping and "hard scoping" isn't in my opinion. But this is more in line to find competition that won't destroy my fighters but not win by KO within one minute of round one either though. However, I think I've learned it. 1. Use the link provided by BigLarry to see who's waiting for a fight in QFC. 2. Then you go to the search. http://mmatycoon.com/search.php 3. Scroll down to fighters and place in the parameters (weight, ID numbers, location etc) to see who could be your opponent. If that isn't the way its done, please do correct me.

It doesn't say in the Wiki page so I'll ask here. How much training does it take to go up belt colors?

Not to be confused with predicting your opponent's tactics. Someone I talked to on here was telling me in their opinion the best way to build a good fighter with the starting points. Then he surprised me as he then told me that if I hurried up and booked my QFC bout I'd fight someone he thought I'd beat. He was right about exactly who I'd fight. He didn't explain how he managed to figure out how to accurately predict opponents but that it wasn't 100% accurate... Does anyone know how to do that and willing to explain it to me?

That's cool, break it down when you can. No rush. Thanks!