Grimlock

I just thought that it would make more sense to change the fighters training screen so it was available in the "My Fighters" section. When you go to change the fighter's training, you have to click on "Highstreet" > "The Fighter's Gym" to see what the trainer's have available at which times and schedule your fighters accordingly at the Gym's screen. Unfortunately, every time you want to have a look at your character's skills and attributes, to plan the training accordingly, you have go back to "My Fighters" > "Fighter's Name" to view them. It would make more sense to have the gym trainer's schedule and the fighter's schedule available on the "My Fighters" screen, below the fight tactics details. Just a suggestion that I thought would make modifying your training camp more convenient.

Isn't that pretty much reflected in the "Swing for the Fences / Stick to the Gameplan" and "Follow My Orders / See How it Goes" bars?

No problem. I'm just making sure you were aware of the "problem".

Circuit Training, eh? I've opted for Cardio training instead of Circuit Training? Is one better than the other?

I'm not sure if this has been posted before, but I have given one of my fighters a nickname and I cannot remove it. I thought that if I were to Edit the Fighter Details, leave the Nickname field blank, and click Update, I'd be able to remove the nickname. However, when I do so, the original nickname remains on the profile. I've had no problems changing the nickname to something else, but it appears that once you choose to have a nickname, you're stuck with one. Grim

I was creating a new Welterweight and I decided that his natural weight would be 182 lbs, figuring he's be able to cut to 170 lbs no problem. When I completed the fighter, his stats said he was able to cut down as low as 171.2 lbs, which is just over the 170.9 limit for Welterweight. This is a brand new fighter with 100% energy level, so he cannot rest anymore to make the cut. If this fighter improves his conditioning, would he be able to make the 170.9 limit for welterweight? If conditioning CAN make a difference, what types of exercises, affecting which attributes, would affect the weight cut limit? And, is there anyway to find out how much weight your fighter can cut BEFORE finalizing the "Create Fighter" page? I'm afraid that, in trying to create a Welterweight, I've made a fighter who'll have to fight as a small Middleweight. Thanks, in advance. Grim