UFC 6 IDEA
UFC 6 IDEA Hello EA Sports UFC Team, I am an active MMA fighter from Grozny (Chechnya), and I have been playing the UFC series for years. For UFC 6, I want to share a vision that would make the Career Mode truly legendary for the global community: Authentic Amateur Origins: Instead of starting in a generic cage, let us start in local gyms. If we choose a Wrestling base, let us fight on mats. If it’s Boxing or Kickboxing, let us fight in headgear and shin guards. This transition from amateur to pro would create a real emotional bond with our fighter. Regional Leagues (like ACA): Give us a path through tough regional promotions like ACA (Absolute Championship Akhmat) before reaching DWCS (Dana White's Contender Series). These leagues are where the 'iron' fighters are forged. This would be a massive hit for the CIS and Eastern European markets. Interactive Pre-Match Hype: We need real-time press conferences where our choices matter. Let us choose our 'vibe' — a respectful professional like Gaethje/Oliveira or a trash-talker like Chimaev/McGregor. Interactive post-fight interviews in the octagon are a must! Crowd Atmosphere: When we land a knockout, the arena should explode! We want to hear the roar, the chanting, and feel the shock of the commentators. As someone who trains in the gym every day, I can tell you: this level of realism is what will make UFC 6 the best sports game in history. Looking forward to the May reveal! It’s Time!The game is bad
Don’t get me wrong, it’s much much better than 5 but to get what, three years to work on a game and it comes out this bad. Some fighters are really just over the top overtuned, I could be beating someones **bleep** for four rounds and go for the finish every drop, but when they drop me once and go for the gnp I go out almost instantly? Don’t get me started on ”the legacy” mode or whatever you call it. The story is like five fights long and really no challenge at all. Not to blame the story but really? One presser, one or two choices in the whole gamemode that actually matters? The career mode too is hysterical, straight up **bleep**, I’m on a 17-0 with 10 finishes. Have broken the 9x fotn bonuses with +8 and obviously gotten the consecutive wins one. I’m on 4.2 million ”fans” and hold a rating of four and a half star. And I’m yet to be ranked or even fight anyone close to it. Instead I’ve fought the same guys all over and over again? What I’ve also done is fight guys that are ranked irl like Dan Ige, Giga Chikadze, Choi and Sean Woodson. But no, my ”rivals” are ranked eight now while I’m at the bottom of the barrel. We were promised pressers, post fight interviews, more immersion and you word for word said ”we have changed everything about career mode”. It’s 90% exact the same as UFC 5 and 4! Genuienly disgustingly bad game to cost 100$, promised everything but delivered nothing. I have never ever been as disappointed in a game as this oneSergei Pavlovich has the wrong archetype
Sergei Pavlovich has an extremely wrestling heavy archetype and its just completely wrong he has amazing sambo but he uses it to keep the fight on the feet and use his devastating boxing and power to terrify the heavyweight division. He literally hold the record for consecutive first round KOs. Please change this just go watch the mans fights which im surprised yous hadn't you'll see how bad a mistake yous made with this one.UFC 7: Deepening the Meta with Attribute-Linked Physical Customization
Playing the current game really made me realize how much untapped potential this franchise still has. There are countless players out there who buy these games specifically because they want to create an accurate version of themselves as a fighter. To truly fulfill that fantasy in UFC 7, the character creator needs to transition from purely cosmetic sliders to a dynamic system where physical dimensions directly dictate gameplay performance. Taking inspiration from franchises like NBA 2K, physical builds should feature realistic, balanced trade-offs. Arm Length & Reach Dynamic: Longer wingspans should grant a natural reach advantage and buff long-range striking efficiency (jabs, straight punches). However, this should come at the cost of a penalty to raw pocket-punching power and short-range hooks. Conversely, shorter arms should offer devastating inside power and speed but limit distance control. Weight & Body Composition Scale: Weight and muscle mass sliders should directly scale physical strength, grappling resistance, and knockdown power, while negatively impacting footwork speed, transition speed, and stamina recovery. Archetype Attribute Caps: To prevent unrealistic "master of all" builds, chosen fighting styles should implement strict attribute caps based on body types. A long-range "Sniper" archetype might have high maximum accuracy but face a low cap on chin strength and submission defense. This system will drive long-term player retention by offering infinite build variety, allowing players to constantly experiment with new physical archetypes instead of sticking to a single "meta" body type. By introducing true structural advantages and disadvantages, it deepens the online meta and creates highly tactical matchups that will keep the competitive community engaged for years. Ultimately, giving players total control over their fighter's physical identity and mechanical limitations fulfills the ultimate "Create-a-Fighter" fantasy, building a strong emotional attachment that ensures people replay the game long after launch.
Roadhouse
The movie "Roadhouse" is all about the UFC and quite frankly one of my favorites. I was wondering if you could add Jake Gyllenhaal's Elwood Dalton as a playable character like Jackie Chan in the game. This would be much appreciated and I believe it would bring more of a fanbase. I for sure would buy. Thank you and I hope you surely consider! -Ryan Taylor Ps5 and a loyal 5 year UFC fanThoughts on control layout?
Hi, I’ve been an avid fan of every UFC game made by EA, they felt like they certainly got better and better up to UFC 3, then UFC 4 came out and it was completely different and imo it was worse than 3. But I did learn to love it and do still love it. Then UFC 5 came out, and that was a game that I could not learn to love, not matter how hard I tried. I stuck with it to get the platinum trophy, but once I did that, I went back to UFC 4, the controls scheme was absolutely atrocious. I leave this here in hopes of the devs somehow coming across this and hopefully acknowledging this, if you agree please leave a reply. Pearl abyss have given me a bit of hope that devs are out there looking to rectify and gripes that devout fans have with the product, but I’m not holding out with EA. Please bring back the old control scheme, don’t bring forward UFC 5’s layout or even attempt to build on it, it really was terrible. This is come from Simeon who across all 5 games so far, has well over 1000 hours. Don’t put the final nail in the franchise’s coffin. Sincerely.Long-time UFC fan & heavy UFC 4/5 player – happy to help with feedback/playtests
Hi EA_Mako and the EA UFC team, I’ve been playing EA Sports UFC since the very first game and I’m a long-time MMA fan who follows the sport closely. I really care about the franchise and would love to contribute in a constructive way. My background as a player / fan: Hundreds of hours across UFC 4 and UFC 5 on PlayStation Deep interest in MMA strategy, fighter archetypes, event structure, matchmaking, and career mode systems I’m not here to send unsolicited game ideas (I know the policy) - instead, I just want to say: 👉 If there are any official ways for dedicated players to help — surveys, interviews, focus groups, workshops or playtests — I’d be very happy to participate. I recently signed up for EA Playtesting and completed my profile, but I wanted to introduce myself here as well so the team knows I’m available and interested. I enjoy giving thoughtful, realistic feedback and I’d be happy to help with anything from gameplay feel to career mode structure to overall UFC authenticity. In the meantime, I’ll keep supporting the franchise. Thanks to the dev team for all the work you do — and thanks EA_Mako for always being present here. Happy to discuss with anyone in the community as well!
