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Love this!
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Good luck fellas!
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After the last two wins, Kilo has secured his spot as the greatest of all time. He's 38 years old and continues fighting the best the game has to offer. He's won 63 fights, all by stoppage. He's successfully defended the SYN heavyweight title 38 times. He's the SYN all-time leader in wins, KOs and finishes in general, and SYN is arguably the greatest organization of all time.
There are several fighters who deserve to be mentioned in GOAT discussions, but they all fall short in one way or another. The resume Kilo has built is unreal. He's the GOAT.
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3 hours ago, Skuzbukit said:
Had an email message today that I had not seen before:
<Fighter name>, had a particularly nice phone conversation with his parents today, which cheered him up no end.
Sounds like the fighter may have gained a small morale boost, but his bar doesn't appear to have gained anything more than his clothing change would have provided.
Perhaps it may have increased his confidence hidden?
Anyone else seen this before & maybe has a better idea about what it does?
I've received that one before and worried it was a reflection on low confidence. Does the fighter that got that message drop substantially in morale after a loss?
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Adrian Picklesbly: Hey, Mills. Good fight. You've earned my respect.
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Also shows Mike has a sense of humor. lol
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So you're saying there was one extra letter in the last name Skrumbellos? Should have been Skumbellos? lol
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1 hour ago, gwad12345 said:
GWad wins another tournament, what's up?
I accept your prizes, admiration, and everlasting devotion when you have a chance.
Congrats man! Great fighter!
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On 7/4/2023 at 8:02 PM, Skuzbukit said:
From the Spin & Win page, there will be text appear at the bottom of the page - scroll down.
Click on that, menu should appear, choose fighter who you want to test, approve.
Note: IQ (intelligence test) is not the same as Learning speed, and the result you get is within a "range" rather than being an exact amount, something like being within 5-10 points either side of the true numerical value.
Intelligence is used for determining how good a fighter is at adapting to their opponents attacks but to take advantage of high IQ you need to move the See How It Goes (SHIG) slider away from "Follow My Orders" I'd suggest starting with 95% "Follow My Orders" and check if that works out well for your fighter in their next fight, and maybe go up from there in increments of 5% - reversing some if you are seeing too many "dumb" decisions being made.
On the opponent predictions slider section ticking the "adapt to fight" box will need your fighter to be using some percentage of SHIG to see any benefits.
Fighters with Low IQ you are best avoiding SHIG, they'll make stupid decisions, so you need to think for them & predict their opponents as best as you can.
This is correct, but I believe high Intelligence also increases a fighter's ability to finish fights.
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I have a fighter who scored 146. That's the highest I've, personally, seen. I wonder if there's a 150 out there?
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3 hours ago, KingofConsent said:
Fire the referee and doctor who oversaw the Wallaby Banks fight
Damn! Did Banks have broken glass glued to his gloves?
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Yeah, tick tock, tick tock. You know what I do when I have too many pickles? I chop them up and make relish. I hope you like the name "Mr. Relish".
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1 hour ago, kfuhrer said:
Mr. Pickle Edward Mills: Fur starters @soyster89 there is only one true pickle and its time fur Mr. Adrian "Dill" Picklesbly to stop running and fight me!.
Adrian: Whatever. Wherever. Whenever.
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It's ok. I should have paid attention and looked at the fight. It's on me for not looking close enough.
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On 6/24/2023 at 2:48 PM, Mentor said:
The biggest downside in any debate for the GOAT is era's, this is by far the weakest era in terms of top level managers. Most of the best managers are old timers who are "barely plodding along", on the verge of quitting. Which means the competition at the top is a lot thinner. That is obviously not Karter's or Kilo's fault, he dominated what was put in front of him.
In one way I agree, but in another I don't. The current engine has it's issues, but they're minor compared to what we used to have. When I had Dustin Douglas, I took advantage of the body gas "glitch" as mush as I could. Before that, it was counter TD that was severely OP. There was also the era of spamming leg kicks to gas opponents. I feel like the top fighters now days are more legit than in those glitch eras. Maybe the manager base isn't as good overall, but the fighters and engine are as good or better.
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On 6/22/2023 at 4:02 AM, Daudy said:
Shhh. Your build was really great, and it must mean whoever beat it must be really good (and handsome).
But yeah I took a risk also and built a pure standup guy and then got placed in a group where every single other guy in my weight was a ground guy. RIP
I say we start over!
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I should be slapped for the stupid build I entered. Tried something different and totally hosed it.
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There have been several great fighters, but I'd say Kilo is certainly one of the greatest. Hard to argue his resume. He fought the highest level competition in the game.
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I've been wondering about that as I've not had another fight offer in almost a month now.
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Comte, you old dog. Welcome back man.
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Any reason we had 5 minute rds this time?
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For what it's worth, I have two fighters that have received the "stubbed toe" and "documentary" email messages that have also taken an IQ test. The "stubbed toe" fighter scored a 98 on the IQ test. The "documentary" fighter scored a 144 on his.
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I wish CK could provide updates on the forums....
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Welcome back, man.
Outright, blatant poaching...
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I likely have a different take on this, but I'm also not an org owner.
I feel that while I understand org owners frown upon it, it's much like how employers frown upon headhunters trying to take their talent in the real world. You want to keep your talent, make them happy. I don't feel there's anything overtly wrong with orgs offering a fighter future contract discussions. The root issue isn't with the other org trying to take your talent. The decision to leave or stay is still on the fighter/manager.