Face Kicker

training time depends on the location of your fighter, not your physical location. it's possible that they trained the saturday night session, but by the time you logged in again on sunday they had already rested. if you have VIP you can see how many times you've done each type of training, so you could check for sure.

you can give one (or more) of his fighters some sponsorships, which he (as manager) will get a percentage of. money usually ends up going from manager to fighter anyway, so i would assume that this method would work out just as well as if you could give money straight to the manager

2 of the fighters you have were created on 9/5, which was saturday. (i'm guessing you're talking about tyler rosenow.) depending on what time of day you created them, they may not have trained on saturday, and there's no training on sunday, so they should all be at 100% energy (which they are). i would suggest getting a high quality (at least 140 point) cardio/stamina supplement, and training cardio once per day for the first week of training, or at least until they have a conditioning skill of proficient (or higher). then you can train almost every session and still keep your energy above 90%. remember, your training is more effective the more energy you have, so it's important to keep it above 85-90%. not to mention the fact that with good conditioning your fighter won't get as tired in fights, which also help after the fight since you won't have to take as many days off to get your energy back up.

zone time is how well they scored in each area (standing, clinch, ground)

damn, wish i had a lightweight that wasn't under contract

curious to see how long it takes to get from black to red. keep track of how many times you have to train please

if you can change orginazations, you're welcome to try against He-Man or Skeletor, and promptly get dominated on the ground

you can fight when injured, but you won't fight as well. the higher the number of injury days left when you fight, the worse you will fight. it will affect your cardio and speed/agility in the fight. i believe you also risk a substantially longer injury if you fight while injured, but i'm not 100% sure. you can train while injured with no adverse effects.

well, under "normal" training circumstances (where you don't neglect every other training, and only spar a discipline like 3-4 times per week), that would take 5 months to get to black belt (assuming you start at brown). assuming your fighter has a fight every 45 days, then you can add another 4 weeks (due about a week of downtime after a fight to get your energy back up), and we're up to 6 months to get a black belt under "normal" training. i guess that makes sense, i hadn't really thought about the lifespan of a fighter on here. so i assume it'll take 9-12 months of "normal" training to get a red belt.

64 sessions??? that's like a month and a half training bjj twice a day 5 days a week

is it just 1 on 1 sparring, or are there a bunch of people training at the same time? the more the merrier, especially when your guy has a very low skill level. even if it's 1v1, i would think your guy should at least go from -- to - or + after one sparring session, assuming his bjj skill level is useless or abysmal. if it's not, you may just have a really slow learner. if that's the case you may want to drop that fighter and create a new one. ORRRRR, have him fight one of my guys so i can submit him in 60 seconds

so i've got conflicting responses about being able to use more than one supp per day. can a mod or someone confirm which is correct? also, if you CAN use 2 different supps per day, does it spend a full day on each supplement? for example, if you leave your supplement set to recovery all day, it will only cost one day's worth of supplement, correct? if you use recovery for the morning training and stamina for the evening training, will it cost a full day for each supplement?

ah, ok good to know about recovery not doing anything at night. sucks though

i've been doing this for a while, but i was never sure if it's how it works or not (and i don't keep track of how many days of supps i have left, so i can't check and asking here will be faster)- here's an example: say i set a fighter to train cardio in the morning, and strength at night. so, the previous night (after daily training is complete) i'll switch him to using a recovery supplement to gain more stamina over night. then in the morning, before training, i'll switch him to using a stamina supplement. then after morning training i'll switch him to a muscle supplement . then after the strength training is complete i'll switch back to recovery to get max stamina back while sleeping. does it work like this, or will only one supplement be active each day (the one that's selected when the calender rolls over to the next day)?

UFC 101 1. It is all over: 4 2. Booing: 3 3. Total minutes: 68 4. TUF Winner: 4 5. God: 7 6. Kimura: 12 7. Rogan combo: 5 8. Asskissometer: 20 9. UFC/WEC Champs: 3 10. Internet: 5 11. 1 p4p: 2 12. KO replays: 7 13. Future UFC: 10 Strikeforce 1. Women headline: 8 2. Failed takedowns: 15 3. Affliction sponsors: 5 4. Start minutes: 16 5. Weight troubles: 4 6. Stockton: 7 7. Beautiful: 5

actually, only like 2 fighters on the entire card showed up to the event, the rest were in other cities

i bet the 128 people that showed up for that were were all like

looking for a second sponsor, could use a hookup on some clothes or more drugs need to be in prime shape for my upcoming title fight

looking for a sponsor for my one-and-only fighter (so you know he gets my full attention!) lost his first career fight by a lucky choke with 28 seconds left in the fight, after beating on the dude for 3 rounds, then won 4 straight (the last 3 by triangle choke) #32 ranked welterweight, and just switched to the best gym in LA so he's only gonna get better http://www.mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilemanager.php?FID=7166