Ageless Elite Fighters

[left21]

I see Joosep L?hmus is age 41 and still has Elite boxing.

I see Kilo Maluga is age 37 and still has Elite boxing and

Elite Muay Thai. They are still both training in gyms. My question is that as long as

you maintain sparring and training at an Elite 150 level that age does not matter?

Or does that  have something to do with their hidden attributes? Two great fighters with awesome

records at ages where other fighters skills have deteriorated. Thank you to everybody in advance

for your answers.

[actionjackson]

19 minutes ago, left21 said:

I see Joosep L?hmus is age 41 and still has Elite boxing.

I see Kilo Maluga is age 37 and still has Elite boxing and

Elite Muay Thai. They are still both training in gyms. My question is that as long as

you maintain sparring and training at an Elite 150 level that age does not matter?

Or does that  have something to do with their hidden attributes? Two great fighters with awesome

records at ages where other fighters skills have deteriorated. Thank you to everybody in advance

for your answers.

All fighters have an 'Age Drop Off' age. As far as I can tell somewhere between 28 and 34. At this point they will drop skills in general. Primaries can be kept high by sparring but something has to give so secondaries and physicals would drop. It seems to me primaries tend to maintain higher levels better then secondaries and primaries drop the most which makes sense. Can anyone confirm that?

[Rambo]

10 hours ago, actionjackson said:

All fighters have an 'Age Drop Off' age. As far as I can tell somewhere between 28 and 34. At this point they will drop skills in general. Primaries can be kept high by sparring but something has to give so secondaries and physicals would drop. It seems to me primaries tend to maintain higher levels better then secondaries and primaries drop the most which makes sense. Can anyone confirm that?

28-35 and once age drop off hits, the fighter's total skill cap which is usually like 2650-2714+ will start to tick away with age, number of fights, KO losses, injuries, shit like that. So say skill cap is 2703, and age drop off kicks in, new skill cap would be 2697 (just spitballing) and you'll lose skills per week til the fighter's skill point total reaches the new skill cap

[Rambo]

11 hours ago, left21 said:

I see Joosep L?hmus is age 41 and still has Elite boxing.

I see Kilo Maluga is age 37 and still has Elite boxing and

Elite Muay Thai. They are still both training in gyms. My question is that as long as

you maintain sparring and training at an Elite 150 level that age does not matter?

Or does that  have something to do with their hidden attributes? Two great fighters with awesome

records at ages where other fighters skills have deteriorated. Thank you to everybody in advance

for your answers.

Kilo used to be Elite++ across all relevant secondaries (Punch Tech, Kicks, Knees, Clinch, TD Def, Escapes) except defensive grappling (exceptional++).

He was Elite++ boxing, Elite++ Muay thai, Elite+ wrestling.

Defensive grappling is now wonderful, escapes are now sensational, TD def is still elite but wrestling primary is sensational, and all his elite++ stats are now elite+ to elite--

He used to have 2670+ total skill points.

He now has 2597 skill points.

I trained and maintained his skills, even through skill loss, like a pro.

I let certain skills intentionally decay to maintain physicals and most utilized/high priority secondaries.

Lohmus is just old af swinging viagra pillow dick.

[Daudy]

15 hours ago, left21 said:

I see Joosep L?hmus is age 41 and still has Elite boxing.

I see Kilo Maluga is age 37 and still has Elite boxing and

Elite Muay Thai. They are still both training in gyms. My question is that as long as

you maintain sparring and training at an Elite 150 level that age does not matter?

Or does that  have something to do with their hidden attributes? Two great fighters with awesome

records at ages where other fighters skills have deteriorated. Thank you to everybody in advance

for your answers.

Just a quick note as well that Elite (15) doesn't necessarily mean they are actually 150. You only need 140+ in that skill to hit Elite/15. Subsequently, it's a little more forgiving. Some of these guys were probably high 140s and with age are still above that 140 points but barely. BJJ obviously a bit different. Red belt for BJJ needs to be 146+, but black only needs to be 130+

 

EDIT: I only just released this guy. He was 46 and still had Elite boxing and Elite wrestling. Only barely depoped to 14 Muaythai, and that was elite too. He also still had elite punches and striking defence, but was fading pretty quick. Boxing/punches/SD were 15++ which is why they're still above that 140 threshold even though he was 46!

[BLOODSPORT]

On 3/27/2023 at 12:19 PM, Rambo said:

Kilo used to be Elite++ across all relevant secondaries (Punch Tech, Kicks, Knees, Clinch, TD Def, Escapes) except defensive grappling (exceptional++).

He was Elite++ boxing, Elite++ Muay thai, Elite+ wrestling.

Defensive grappling is now wonderful, escapes are now sensational, TD def is still elite but wrestling primary is sensational, and all his elite++ stats are now elite+ to elite--

He used to have 2670+ total skill points.

He now has 2597 skill points.

I trained and maintained his skills, even through skill loss, like a pro.

I let certain skills intentionally decay to maintain physicals and most utilized/high priority secondaries.

Lohmus is just old af swinging viagra pillow dick.

how to know total skill points mate?

[jjsquirrel]

BJJ belt levels dropping is silly. They should never drop even when skill does and a red belt should only be given if you are still elite after 35+ or something like that. Would make scouting more interesting I think.

And Kilo is a freak of nature, or rather RNG and whatever digital roids CK has been feeding him.

You can see total skill points on one of the statistics pages, need to be vip for that so don't have it myself right now.