Lucas Tracy was spitting
UFC 3’s striking is soooo much better than 5, it makes no sense. 3 was my first game so I thought it was nostalgia, just played a few games and can say for certain that the game is regressing… but how? There’s years between releases… shouldn’t the game be improving especially in that sense?
Why UFC 6 should be on PC as well .
Dear EA , As we all know that UFC is one of the best MMA Sports games out there and has been going viral due to the hype of real life UFC Entertainments . We would love to have the next UFC Game released on PC as well and I'll tell you why . The reach of audiance will be greater in numbers , including the UFC community. Influencers will definitely try it out since most recordings or streams are done on PC to promote the game. People who don't have the alternate option of having a console will be more than happy to play the game (Including UFC Fans who only owns gaming laptops or PC) Controls can be modified in several ways according to the player (mouse + keyboard, keyboard only or connected controllers) Most profitable method that makes the company satisfied as well as the buyers Bug reports and errors can be found out easily since there will be more exploits on PC Higher potential to reach the next level of graphics and higher optimization. Potential of having Ray Tracing and advanced lighting to improve the visuals Higher Refresh rates and Lower latency Better network connectivity Cross platforms with higher online reach of players to match Most of all low input lag which is the most important thing while playing a game .UFC 6 Ideas
Keep Competitive mode the same, but make Simulation the mode where it actually feels realistic—where one clean punch can rock or knock you out. No more doctor stoppages after 20 knockdowns in Simulation. Punches should have realistic weight and real consequences. Career mode should start with your final amateur fight. Introduce two lower-tier promotions (one higher-level, one lower-level) instead of just the WFA. If you earn a first-round finish in your amateur debut, you start in the better promotion; if not, you begin in the lower one. Each promotion offers 3-fight contracts. Win all three, and you’ll have the option to progress to the next stage of your career. Once you complete the higher-tier promotion, you should get a shot on Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS). You earn a UFC contract through DWCS if you either secure a finish in any round or score at least one 10-8 round in a decision win. Keep time frozen until you reach the UFC. This allows you to fight current UFC fighters in their prime once you make it to the big leagues. Introduce a solid number of random prospects every year and ensure fighters retire at realistic ages (no older than 43). That way, the first half of your career features current fighters, while the second half includes new challengers. Press conferences and post-fight interviews are a must. Even if there are only three repeated questions, having them would make it feel like an authentic UFC career. Add more motion capture from actual fighters to make the striking animations more accurate to each athlete’s style. This would also improve the game’s overall fluidity, which currently feels clunky. In Story Mode, implement more realistic GOAT (Greatest of All Time) criteria. For example, it’s currently difficult for heavyweights to become the GOAT in UFC 5 because they can’t move up in weight and the game often fails to reward early KOs with performance bonuses. If a fighter has 20 title defenses in the modern era, they should be considered the GOAT even without breaking additional records or winning a second belt. My solution is a dynamic GOAT list that evaluates résumés and gives more weight to the quality of wins rather than just title defenses. Don’t use a shallow, casual ranking like: Jon Jones GSP Mighty Mouse Anderson Silva José Aldo Instead, base rankings on the caliber of opponents defeated, with title wins as a secondary factor. In summary, focus on deepening Career Mode and refining Simulation Mode so it feels like an authentic UFC experience—not a doctor stoppage simulator.
UFC6 Wishlist
UFC5 was REALLLLLLY FUN and in binged it for a a week before I got very bored. I’m not here to bash you guys. I’m here to genuinely give you my thoughts on what can improve the gam. There is no immersion to the UFC events or career. Here is a list of what I think would improve the game without much coding or effort on your part. - Being able to see the fight card each week and even being able to set a force win for the cpu fights so you can control your UFC universe around you if you want. For instance, Khabib always takes an L and I wish I could continue his undefeated career in my UFC world. You have this feature available and games like Madden so I would think it would be easy to implement here. - Better news system. Maybe seeing the results from other fights each week? Something that logsthe full past fight card news as well. Being engaged with the past fights around your UFC world would keep you entertained more. Seeing fight cards from fight night or pay-per-view would be awesome. Better separation between pay-per-view events and fight night events. A fight card for the weeks that you are not fighting and that you are in training camp so you can be aware of the UFC world around you even when it’s not your card or event. - Better corner injury features. Currently there are none in-between rounds. Very disengaging and unrealistic if you play multiple fights in a row, it gets very boring . You could have some sort of point system where you have X amount of points per round to spend on fixing up your player and getting their health back you can base the X amount of points that the fighter gets on the work they did in the training camp. - Custom walkouts. Being able to set a new walk out would be awesome or you should get rid of the walkout cut scene and do more of a first person interaction movement as you’re walking down for the fight. Cut scenes are lame and offer no immersion especially since they are the same ones over and over. -Please expand on the amount of tattoos you guys have. No reason there are such little amount of designs to pick from. There’s no reason the real fighters tattoos aren’t available to equip on a custom player. They are already in the game just let them be available in tattoos. Fighter log where you can see the players ages and overalls and a log of who they have fought in in their career. You also need to do a better job of controlling age of players. It’s no fun fighting 40 year olds repetitively looking for title shots over and over. Figure out a better way to get the younger guys that are winning title shots or let us control the results in force wins of the fights like I mentioned above. This will at least allow us to force loss all of the older fighters so they aren’t at the top of the ranks anymore. Some sort of retirement hall so you can see the fighters who retired, the belts they held, their record, rivals, age etc. currently, there’s no sort of immersion with fighter history and stats or accomplishments and it’s kind of boring to play long-term without those kind of things. - And last but very, not least being able to go up AND DOWN weight classes at your leisure if you’re not the champion. Also If I’m the lightweight champion undefeated, and I want to go down to fight the featherweight undefeated champion, I should be able to request that fight or vice versa. Currently you can only go up a weight class and it has to be initiated by your coach or Dana White. Being able to request any fight would be awesome as well, doesn’t mean it will get approved, but it would be cool to be able to select your own fights or have a little bit more say. You need some sort of system where you can progress through weight ranks. Maybe some sort of working out feature so you can add and lose weight with lifting weights or doing cardio in your flight camp. Missing and making weight would be such a cool feature.
Montenegrin hometowns for CAFs
Montenegrin fighters have steadily gained recognition in combat sports, and adding Montenegrin hometowns in UFC 6 would be a significant step in acknowledging the country’s growing presence in MMA. Montenegro has a rich history of warrior spirit and resilience, with a passionate fan base that follows the sport closely. Including Montenegrin cities like Podgorica, Niksic, or Bar would not only celebrate the country's contribution to MMA but also enhance the gamers global representation. UFC has expanded to feature fighters from all corners of the world, and recognizing Montenegro would provide authenticity and inspire future generations of Montenegrin athletes to pursue MMA. Representation matters, and by incorporating Montenegrin hometowns, UFC 6 would take another step toward truly showcasing the international nature of the sport.
