EA Sports UFC 2 - PlayStation 4

In a nutshell, Despite owning this game for several months, I did not really take the time to learn the controls and progression system (training) until these last few weeks. Please note that this is not a fighting game aimed at button mashers. It is also not an easy game to play. A late takedown or one big punch can often be the difference between winning and losing a fight. Training challenges are difficult. The ground game (transition system) is difficult. Time and discipline are two of the most needed elements to improve at this game. To learn this game, you need more than 20 minutes, and your behavior in the octagon needs to be disciplined. The trick to winning a battle on the ground is to vary your strikes, conserve your stamina, and be very patient. It's just like fighting in real life. I mostly specialize in the career mode since there are a variety of modes, including knockouts with takedowns. If you win frequently, you get roughly 35 matches before having to retire. It is an ongoing race to see if you can reach the title before being I completely agree that you have to spend a lot of time in this game, but I also would like to point out that although Rogan and Goldberg's commentary is not always perfect, the thrill that comes when you knock someone out makes it one of my favorites. There is a video link that shows the opening of the game, where you fight in the 5th round of There was a fight between Rory McDonald and Darren McFadden. 3 p. m. is the time when the fighting starts You can see it in the video at minute 37. In my example, you can see I attempt to give a variety of types and locations of strikes while limiting the number of strikes I throw at one time in order to conserve my strength. It's been a pleasure reading your blog! You're going to enjoy it, I hope.

Ryan House

| May 03, 2021

Those of us who own PlayStations have no doubt heard of the UFC Game series. The first installment of the game on the PS4 was disappointing to me. EA's AI seems to enable the computer opponents to heal excessively, making the game frustrating. The mechanics in the game were not intuitive or smooth. The AI enhanced the Computer opponent to heal as if he were Wolverine. I think UFC 2 actually redeems the series for the PS4 because it is actually a good game. The book won't let me put it down. By the way the stamina of the fighters decreases after performing big attacks, the game is extremely realistic. Anyone who has done any type of fighting training knows that they can run out of gas when Your fighter's movement will slow down as a result of leg injuries caused by thigh kicks and a shot to the eye, where swelling is present. I like how realistic it is. I'm frustrated with the AI of the CPU fighter, since it takes shot after shot, takes every shot possible and keeps going AND NEVER GOES It always goes to the decision when the fight goes to the judges despite the fact that you have a higher critical strike rate and a better percentage. If you must take a CPU down, you can only defend from takedowns even with a fighter with better ground and clinch stats, but when you attempt a takedown, they will always be able to block it. It's understandable that you would encounter these problems if you are playing on a hard difficulty, but having to play on Easy just to defeat a computer competitor Because I am getting better at the game, it may be that it gets better the more I play, but even out of the box it's very noticeable with Of course, you cannot pick Conor McGregor as an alternate. The chances of beating any opponent of Conor's level are pretty high. There are indications that EA Sports and Dana White have made some type of arrangement to make White's top money maker the top dog. There is nothing like a high and low block and parry. In addition, the slip defense is on par with those in the previous EA Sports Fight Night games. This is by far the best MMA fight simulator out there. My experience has been that some glitches can prevent me from starting the match when fighters in a ground sequence are at the time of the bell and the match will freeze and you must do a new start. I wouldn't really complain about it, but it isn't much to be happy Submissions on the ground are simpler as well than in UFC 1. My hope is that EA Sports will add more DLC fighters and release patches in order to improve The game is excellent for replay value, and it is one of those that would be a hit at a house party among the guys.

Capri WHITTAKER

| Jul 05, 2021

The grappling system ruins the game for me. It had a lot of potential, but I couldn't put my hand on it. I had hoped for major improvements in the UFC 2 game in this area, which seems to be a constant work in progress for the UFC franchise. I anticipated a clear, straightforward system that would be simpler and more user-friendly than previous titles based on the videos I had seen online. This isn't likely to happen. Good luck if you are playing a level above Easy and are unable to stuff a takedown. Even when faced with an opponent who's strong at grappling, it's an unsafe choice to keep going. It would be impractical to try to prevent a transition. As soon as the CPU player gains a dominant position, your stamina will be consumed, and you may be submitted or knocked My count is lost to how many times I have found myself yelling at the TV in frustration as I dominate someone in both standup and ground fighting for most of the time only to be dragged down and finished off. Over the years this franchise has had some bad grappling designs, but this one ranks right up there with the worst.

Besides picking up the top ranking for the most terrible grappling design, its knockout mode is another worthy addition. The grappling on this fight was disabled, so I thought it was the same as a regular fight. As a kickboxer, I was looking forward to going three or five rounds in what would essentially be a There's no such thing as that. A health meter (adjustable up to ten blows) that shows how many blows you can take before being knocked out is unnecessary in the Knockout Mode. In the end, it's a dampened down, anticlimactic version of what I was expecting. It's not like you have to watch your stamina or fight smart, you just slug it out like Rock'em Sock'em Robots for thirty seconds. Despite its good graphics and striking system, this game is practically unplayable on any difficulty level other than Easy due to its grappling system. My only regret is that I didn't pay full price. I hope UFC 3 will be an improvement over this version, but it seems like EA doesn't care about much anymore other than how much money they can make from.

Braylon Wheeler

| Sep 06, 2020