Much like the WWE "Universe" gameplay option, I have found a way to make UFC Undisputed, servers shut down and all, enjoyable. I have often played offline, creating my own PPV's and seeing where it takes me, but, with the limited roster and the lack of an ability to create additional fighters without purchasing a boost pack (which is now unavailable as well due to THQ going kaput), it can become repetitve. I have come up with an idea that I think is somewhat interesting. With the addition of Pride mode, I have taken the entire roster, and each weight class, and split them into Pride divisions and UFC divisions. To do this, I used a random draw to decide which fighter would start out in each promotion. Also, because Pride weight classes are different, I will use Pride rules during fights, but, Pride will have 7 weight classes just like the UFC.
I also created some rules to follow to make the entire experience more enjoyable for me.
Rules:
- Fighters separated into two promotins (Pride & UFC)
- Promo without a current champion for their weight class will hold a 4-man Grand Prix (all simulated and decided by CPU)
- Promos will run concurrent weight class fight cards to avoid scheduling conflicts and easier scheduling of title fights
- Cross promotion & "Superfights" will not effect a fighters ranking/record in their current promotion
- Fight matchups will be determined by a "ladder" style system. Fighters reputation/record at start will determine placement. After that, fighter performance will be used
- Fighters are bound to a 3-fight "contract" with their promotion. (i) champions have a automatic 3-fight extension at the expiration of their contract. (ii) fighters may be "cut" after their 3-fight contract and ove on to the other promotion. (iii) I have total power when it comes to moving fighters after 3-fight deal to a new promotion to strengthen the roster of the opposing promotion. (iv) I may also vacate titles, if needed, during fighter movement
- Age is not a factor. This means that all fighters are in play and available (i.e. Chuck Liddell, Don Frye, Dan Severn, etc.).
- If fighter loses 3 fights in a row, they must move to the opposing promotion. (i) if fighter then loses 3 consecutive fights in opposing promotion, he may be retired due to "inability."
- If a UFC title holder is selected for Pride, then that fighter will be the Pride champion for that weight class and the UFC will hold a Grand Prix...and vice versa
- 5 straight title defenses = HOF status
- Last rule is that guys can fight in different weight classes as well.
I will post the rosters for each promotion and weight class next.
I also created some rules to follow to make the entire experience more enjoyable for me.
Rules:
- Fighters separated into two promotins (Pride & UFC)
- Promo without a current champion for their weight class will hold a 4-man Grand Prix (all simulated and decided by CPU)
- Promos will run concurrent weight class fight cards to avoid scheduling conflicts and easier scheduling of title fights
- Cross promotion & "Superfights" will not effect a fighters ranking/record in their current promotion
- Fight matchups will be determined by a "ladder" style system. Fighters reputation/record at start will determine placement. After that, fighter performance will be used
- Fighters are bound to a 3-fight "contract" with their promotion. (i) champions have a automatic 3-fight extension at the expiration of their contract. (ii) fighters may be "cut" after their 3-fight contract and ove on to the other promotion. (iii) I have total power when it comes to moving fighters after 3-fight deal to a new promotion to strengthen the roster of the opposing promotion. (iv) I may also vacate titles, if needed, during fighter movement
- Age is not a factor. This means that all fighters are in play and available (i.e. Chuck Liddell, Don Frye, Dan Severn, etc.).
- If fighter loses 3 fights in a row, they must move to the opposing promotion. (i) if fighter then loses 3 consecutive fights in opposing promotion, he may be retired due to "inability."
- If a UFC title holder is selected for Pride, then that fighter will be the Pride champion for that weight class and the UFC will hold a Grand Prix...and vice versa
- 5 straight title defenses = HOF status
- Last rule is that guys can fight in different weight classes as well.
I will post the rosters for each promotion and weight class next.
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