skipjack

You just ducked a fight because you "need to train for a while". Hypocrite.

In other words. We need this BADLY.

All this depoping makes me crazy. I have no clue about when and what. I have a fighter that is 23 years old and that depops in clinchwork every week, even though I train it every week. It makes me wanna scream.

1. I know it's not "auto-relocating". I just feel that in theory, useless-- bjj and wrestling, with elite++ def. grappling manually could be relocated into elite++ transitions. When I mean BJJ, I mean BJJ as a primary skill. At least BJJ as a primary skill should realisticly be considered into this. 2. I read it but still feel that 28 is way to young, regarding starting to decline skillvise. I mean most fighters has their breakthrough at that age, get signed by UFC and continues therefter. Yes, Hendo and Couture are bad examples but just look at the best; Anderson Silva. I don't think he started to decline at 28.

I think the changes are great but I feel two things are a bit strange. 1. That only def. grappling will be relocating into transitions. Many stand up fighters has really high def. grappling while grapplers have put a lot of skills into other ground attributes. At least BJJ, should be in to consideration. 2. Skill decline, starting from 28 (!) Feels really really young.

... and this would be a better way to solve the ticker "problem" as some people are whining about. http://www.mmatycoon.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=32719&st=20

And a big problem as I see it, in increasing learning speed, would be that you do not have to choose specific areas to be good in/put time into, as you would be able to, to quick be good in to many areas. That would be a shortcut to get a great fighter wich would ruin the key part of even playing this game.

I do not agree with edwardsfan, fighters should not age and learn faster. Theres a reason as it is like now, and the aging speed has already been increased. If you find it hard to adept a young and new fighter keep him to the lower leagues. That is how it works, aswell as in real life. It takes time to be a champ. and the oldest fighters are already on there way down, letting younger ones taking over. Making major changes like this would be a slap in the face to all of us whos been putting in so much time and patience to create prospects. Its a part of the game and what many people find charming. Its been this way and its a big part of the game. Deal with it.

Good idea rvvf

@duphus yeah. you remember this conversation from chat the other day? would like to sort out this question once and for all. If the primary affects the sparvalue apart from the star-rating.

... and why doeas the sparring schedule in gym show different kind of star values from the fighter info page. I got fighters with 4,5 stars that has 5 stars at the gym schedule info page.

Ok, yes thanks, but i knew that already What I meant was if the primary, as itself, besides the star-rating would boost the learning. Are you with me? Not as it effects the star-rating, but outside of that. I've been thinking about this. As if a sensational boxer (5-stars) would downgrade the learning for the spar-session an elite spar-boxer (5-stars) already is in.

Sparring worth. How does primaries effect sparring besides the sparring worth-stars? Example. If my fighter has elite boxing. He is sparring worth 5 stars. Does it mather at what level the one/ones he spars with is at, as long as they are sparring worth 5 stars? Does it mather if the partner is sensational at boxing as long as he is at 5 stars? When my fighter is an elite boxer. Please, clarify this.

Alright.

Yes, and there are cases when "insanely flexible" even takes over granite chin on the ToTT.