UFC 2009: Undisputed

[apsham]

Is he only programmed to say certain combos? I've heard him say others but for me he's only said "Mixed-Martial Artist"

[Ruki]

I suck, first camp, only managed two of the tasks

[wolves]

During my first career I was announced as a Mixed Martial Artist but towards the end it was just as a Boxer.

[Lj.]

How does everyone usually spend their weeks preparing for the fight? I'm curious as to how I can manage my time better. Also, you can actually train in your training camp? I thought it just made your sparring partner try different things during your sessions?

[Slogger]

ROTFL, After two straight losses, I had started to climb back up the Middleweight ranks in Career and I fought former Middleweight Champion Yushin Okami (Bisping beat him for the title a while back) and I hit him with a few bodykicks and he takes me down and in something that shocked me, I make him tap to a Guillotine Choke after 1:13 in the first round, Fucking awesome.

Does this mean Buffer will stop calling me a Boxer next time I get introduced? (That was a joke, I know it has to with if you stand up is a higher level than your grappling.)

What's it mean when Buffer calls my guy a "kickboxer and brazilian jiu jitsu fighter"? That he's high in both?

Yeah, Buffer has started to call my guy a "Wrestler and a Boxer"

[KevinStorm]

Sparring gives you points to increase your stats. Training only increases strength, cardio, and speed. I messed up at the beginning and did more training than sparring, so I had to catch up later on.

[Slogger]

I trained my Str/Spd/Car before I trained my skills, Along with doing the camp training.

[JairusCain]

To those still wondering, to get put into the Hall of Fame, you have end your career with 100k+ CRED.

[KevinStorm]

To those still wondering, to get put into the Hall of Fame, you have end your career with 100k+ CRED.

Well, I'm fucked.

[Mountainous Cleavage]

Onlines pretty fucking intense. I'm 38-7.

[(həd)]

To those still wondering, to get put into the Hall of Fame, you have end your career with 100k+ CRED.

I did, and as far as I know I wasn't put in the HOF. What else do you have to do?

[FireDoughnut]

How does everyone usually spend their weeks preparing for the fight? I'm curious as to how I can manage my time better. Also, you can actually train in your training camp? I thought it just made your sparring partner try different things during your sessions?

This. Any help with this would be good.

[Liam]

I know its a legitimate tactic, and probably shows that the person I'm fighting has more 'skill' than I do, but it annoys me that several of my losses online have come to people who I easily took down, easily caught with strikes, transitioned easily, but they just waited and countered the odd punch into a submission, which I seem to suck at escaping. It just seems a fairly cheap way of playing the game, but meh, what can you do.

Still, I think I'm 8-5, after a 0-2 start, so not too bad.

The best one I had was when I was Griffin against someone elses Rampage, and he spent the first half of the fight running away, and then running in with a big right hand all the time, though I probably won the round as, naturally, when I took him down he was shit. Then, as the second round started, he began his running tactic again, only to run straight into a spinning backfist, KO in the 2nd round.

How are people doing with the classic fights? I've done a few, but some are rock hard. The Silva/Henderson one kicked my arse last night, as I couldn't even take him down, let alone get him in the position for a rear naked choke.

[Ace]

My weeks leading upto a fight are usually the same.

Spar - Rest - Spar - Rest - Spar - Rest.

With 2 weeks remaining, I usually only rest, so I'm 100% for it.

Of course, my Lightweight Fighter is currently 29 - 0 - 0 with 29 KO's. I think its time to move up a difficulty

[Liam]

My weeks leading upto a fight are usually the same.

Spar - Rest - Spar - Rest - Spar - Rest.

With 2 weeks remaining, I usually only rest, so I'm 100% for it.

Of course, my Lightweight Fighter is currently 29 - 0 - 0 with 29 KO's. I think its time to move up a difficulty

Yeah, I do something like that. I rest the week before, or if I've been training hard, the two weeks before. The most important aspect is that your fighter goes in at 100%. Two weeks of resting before a fight is a little unrealistic, but its the way to go.

[Captain Kirk]

I got in to HOF with around 65-75k in cred.

[SRN]

I've done a few, although so far I've just stuck to the "easy" ones; you know, the ones that either need KO's or TKO's or wins by decision, which is basically just the first four fights.

[MrSticks]

I was 18-11 online yesterday, I woke up this morning to find I was now 18-20 and level 9! WTF is up with that?

I do love the way almost everyone picks Anderson Silva at Middleweight, sooo easy to submit.

[Liam]

I'm now 9-7, but picked up my first submission victory online, so at least it makes it look like I can do something other than knock people out >_>

[The Quasi Juice]

Playing against the computer on Advanced is extremely annoying. I'm now playing with Rampage Jackson against Wanderlei Silva and the only damn thing Silva does is grab me into the I think it's called clinch and then he just knees me a couple of times and it's pretty hard to get out. So this is the whole round so far: I attack, I try to prevent him from grabbing me, he still manages to grab me, hit hit hit, I get out, he grabs me again, I struggle....etc etc. Do something original computer!

Edit: FUCK YEAH! Second round I just went into ballistic mode and he couldn't grab me anymore. I rocked him once but he got up, then he rocked me but I fought back and knocked him the fuck out. Sit down boyo, good feeling

Edited May 26, 2009 by The Quasi Juice