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 .
Please add to PC (UFC 5)
The only way to play this on PC is Xbox pc GamePass, and that's only if you are even aware of the more expensive Xbox Ultimate game pass which has a feature for cloud gaming (the only way to play it on pc). The game is great, I would love to just buy and have it on Steam and not have to worry about subscriptions or a cloud gaming feature that's in beta. I understand sports games have a tough time porting over to PC, but 2k games have done it regularly at this point, and EA themselves have had Madden on PC for example. It's not impossible.
UFC 6 fixes and needs
Hello EA UFC Development Team, I’m a long-time fan of the EA UFC series and wanted to share constructive feedback regarding UFC 5, along with suggestions that could help shape UFC 6 moving forward. Much of this reflects not only my own experience, but concerns that are consistently echoed across the broader UFC gaming community. One of the most noticeable issues in UFC 5 is the inconsistency and overall sloppiness of knockout and knockdown animations—an issue frequently discussed by players across forums, social media, and competitive circles. KOs often feel abrupt, awkward, or visually disconnected from the strikes that trigger them, which diminishes the impact of fight-ending moments. Similarly, knockdowns against the cage frequently look unnatural or poorly blended, with fighters collapsing or reacting in ways that don’t align with strike direction, momentum, or cage physics. These moments break immersion during what should be some of the most intense exchanges in the game. Fighters can take to much damage unless it is off a counter and counters should matter but so should flush strikes. Reward blocking and good head movement as well as counters. Earlier titles—especially the first EA UFC—handled knockout and knockdown animations with more weight, fluidity, and realism. Many players feel that revisiting or modernizing those animation systems, particularly for cage interactions, would significantly improve authenticity and player satisfaction in UFC 6. Beyond animations, core gameplay balance remains a major concern. Counter damage in UFC 5 often feels overtuned across the board, allowing nearly any fighter to rely on counter-heavy exchanges regardless of archetype or skillset. At the same time, true counter-strikers do not feel meaningfully distinct or rewarded for precision, timing, and defensive reads. Counters should matter more for fighters built around counter striking, not be universally dominant for every playstyle. Uppercuts, in particular, feel inconsistently balanced and disproportionately strong in many situations, leading to repetitive and unrealistic exchanges. Refining damage scaling so that counter effectiveness is tied more closely to fighter attributes, timing, positioning, and archetype—rather than raw system-wide tuning—would create more authentic and varied fights. Another frequently discussed issue is the lack of meaningful fighter uniqueness. Many fighters feel as though they share the same core playstyle, with limited differentiation beyond ratings. Fighter tendencies, specialties, and attributes should play a much larger role in how each character feels to use. Strikers, counter-fighters, pressure fighters, and grapplers should naturally encourage different approaches, rather than funneling players into a single dominant strategy. Greater individuality would significantly improve immersion, replayability, and competitive depth. Additional gameplay concerns commonly raised by the community include: Stamina and damage balance that can feel inconsistent across fights. Strike responsiveness and hit reactions that sometimes feel delayed or disconnected. Grappling transitions and ground control that feel overly stamina-based rather than positioning-driven. Doctor stoppages and cut mechanics that often feel random instead of organic. Online balance and input responsiveness that can be inconsistent in competitive play. Would like to see more than two grappling transitions to get out of subs which is true to irl grappling. In Depth Clinch system similar to other titles Damage affecting fights more and damage showing up visibly on the fighters when it occurs. ground game having more depth than just who has more stam and 1st time sub finish. The EA UFC series has a strong foundation, but improvements to animation blending, physics-based reactions, damage tuning, counter logic, and fighter individuality could greatly elevate the experience. I’m sharing this feedback because I genuinely care about the franchise and want to see UFC 6 deliver the most authentic MMA experience possible. Thank you for your time and for continuing to support the UFC gaming community. Best regards, Ethan McMillion
UFC 6 Career Mode
Dear EA, I want to share some suggestions that would make the UFC 6 career mode the best of the series. While I haven’t played much online in UFC 5, I have played about a dozen full career modes in UFC 5 and recently played a full one on UFC 3. In addition, I would say I am an above average watcher of the sport as well and have been to 2 UFC events (This will come in later I promise). Here are the following suggestions: Intros : Firstly, the fighter intros need to be better. Similar to UFC 3, there needs to be the full intros by Bruce Buffer. In addition, one should be able to clearly make out the difference between undercard/prelim fights, Co-main, and main event fights, just like how it is in real life. Just like UFC 3, Bruce should introduce the judges and referee (if there could be more referees added like UFC 3, that would be nice but this might not be possible).This is a little stretch, but if Bruce says “We are Live” for first fights of Prelims and of the main card which I will get into later. Finally with the intros, having all title fights have the flag of the fighters nation around the Octagon when Bruce says “it’s time” is a must. Walkouts : While I know it’s hard to license different walkout songs, I believe using the EA tracks are a good medium. However, just like UFC 3, walkouts should occur for every single fight, not just title fights. For non title fights, the arena should be lit up a slight bit with white lights being used and have the colored names appear on the Jumbotron and other displays in the arena (fighter pictures alongside these names would be nice), just like real life. For title fights, and main events of fight nights, the arena should go dark and have the respective color lights used for each fighter, just like how it is in UFC 5. One change I would make is allowing fighters to change the color of their walkouts for title fights, to add realism. For example, Sean O’Malley has his signature pink/purple walkout and Alex Pereira has his green. Also, if there could be graphics playing on the Octagon and on displays in arena, just like in real life. Arenas : No matter what stage of the career you are in UFC 5, the arena always seems filled. This is one of the most important suggestions. If you are on the prelims, the arena should be almost empty (about 25% full). If you are the featured Prelim, the arena should be about 50% full. If you are on the main card, about 75%. And if you are Co-Main/Main event, there should be no empty seats. These capacities should range in each fight just to spice things up (about +/- 10%). They are also impacted by Hype of fight but I will get more into that later. While I belive the selection of arenas is great in UFC 5, there needs to be Apex fight nights. This would only add realism to the game. Also, the octagon size should be smaller in apex, to add realism. Furthermore, if you are a hometown fighter in the arena, you should get an extra pop from the crowd. Fight Locations on Cards : In UFC 5, you can be the most exciting fighter on a six fight win streak, and still be on the prelims of a fight night. This needs to be changed. If you are an exciting fighter, i.e have a lot of finishes, you should be on main cards only, just like how Bo Nikal and Sean O’Malley were on Main cards on huge pay per views. If you have less finishes, you should be on prelims. If you are a ranked fighter, being the featured prelim makes sense. If you are a top 5 ranked fighter, you should only be on main cards. In addition, in UFC 5 it is apart of the story to main event a fight night. Seemingly, this takes place way too early in the career. Usually, this part happens when you are a 10-15 ranked fighter fighting another at the same rank. This would never happen. For these main events, they should have at least one fighter in top 5, or both in top 10. These should all be related to the hype of a fight as well. Custom Shorts : While you could use non-ufc shorts in UFC 5 in place of custom shorts, this shouldn’t need to happen. As custom shorts become more and more popular, they need to have a place in the game. This could be easily done by making an editor with just the tattoo selections in the game for graphics with more color choices. These shorts should only be used in career mode, in order to not mess with the other accessories in game. They should be given before the first title defense in order to add some difficulty to get them and add some realism. Pre/Post fight : With weight cutting being an important part in the UFC, this needs to be a part of the game. In addition to the fitness bar, there should be a number displaying current weight. If you miss weight, you should be fined by UFC and face consequences. Also having the title and non-title max weights be different would add to realism. Getting that last pound off for your first title fight should be a little challenging. But this shouldn’t be overdone to take away from the actual fighting. There should also be a weigh in show, where you can see all your hard work pay off. There should also be a pre fight press conference where you can talk to other fighters and boost your fight hype, similar to how the social media works in UFC 5. There should also be a post fight press conference in order to boost fans. All in all, most of these suggestions could be implimented using current technology from ufc 3 and 5. If all of these are added, UFC 6 will be the best in the series by far. Thanks for reading all of this, and feel free to leave your own suggestions.EA Sports UFC 6 Wishlist
My Wishlist for EA Sports UFC 6 Customisation -Create a venue (arena type, size etc/cage or ring) -Create a logo (for tattoos, shirts & shorts) Create A Fighter -Gameface upload -Increased CAF Slots -Custom hometown & nicknames. -More face templates, hair styles, body types & tattoo options. -Ability to select specific moves in each slot with skill levels for each move (EA Sports UFC 3). -Adjustable stats for offline play. -Select colour of official UFC fight shorts. -Selection of international flag shorts. -Ability to select from any official fighter’s emotes & walkouts. Presentation -Walkouts for all fights. -Ability to walkout with cosmetic options (shirts & accessories) and have them removed prior to entering the cage. -Referee mouth guard, nails & cup checks prior to entering the cage. -In cage face offs/touch gloves (or not) before main event/title fights. -Return of the full Bruce Buffer introduction. -Return of stats during fights (Significant strikes landed etc) -Instant replay/highlight reel. Venues -A boxing ring -Stadium (open or closed roof as a setting) Gameplay -Clinch system similar to EA Sports UFC 3 (more control over positions - single collar tie, Thai plum, over underhook, double underhook, drop to single leg, drop to double leg). -More clinch & ground animations against the cage. -More submissions (gogoplata, omoplata, Japanese necktie, standing submissions etc). -Flash Knockouts based on fighter’s power, damage inflicted & opponent’s chin rating. -Fouls (accidental & intentional groin kicks with penalty). Game Modes -My Promotion - custom promotion with customisable logos, events, press conferences, weigh ins, divisions & rankings. -Grapple only mode. -Stand & Bang mode with option for MMA, boxing or no gloves.
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.
