The Human Backpack! Bantamweight Career Mode | UFC 5

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[@alessandrog.6664]

honestly it looks much more fun without power - more challenging. I think when you get to the 5 rounds it's where you really weaponize pace

[@rahmellbrown162]

Crazy how much better ufc undisputed series is to this.

[@Livershot_]

I'd agree with this. The only exception is the striking, it's better in the modern games.

[@kurtyearling1875]

How do you get so far into the peek condition meter?

[@Livershot_]

I can't say for sure, it looks like a few things affect the fitness meter. Sometimes I think it's bugged and barely increases, other times I'm having to lower it on purpose to avoid over training. I know for sure though, that doing any hype, or watching fighter tapes, will lower the fitness meter slightly. I sometimes watch fighter tapes to lower the fitness meter if it's too high.

[@kurtyearling1875]

@Livershot_ I read somewhere on the internet and we all know reliable that is. If you don't do any of the sparing and simulate the weeks it gets better fitness. The mini games/ sparing are for attribute points. I was wondering if you tried that/ doing that?

[@Livershot_]

I feel like there's some truth to simulating the training/sparring sessions, and it giving better fitness, yes. I feel like I've experienced this also, but wasn't too sure. Yes, I think the purpose of the sparring is to achieve a better grade, which in turn gives you the best amount of evolution points when comes to simulating the session. In general now, I only actually play the training/sparring sessions, if I need some evolution points, or if there's an evolution bonus on a technique that I'm close to levelling. But in summary, try and skip the training, and avoid doing hype, see if that helps you get further into the fitness meter, that's pretty much what I've done for a lot of this playthrough so far.