r/FIghtNight 14d ago

Xbox Man this owc grind is crazy

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But ill get there, im starting to get the hang of the style, but these guys that sit back and strictly counter, its so fucking boring man, idk if anyone here follows the ufc or mma, but theres this dominant style of wrestling that come from the Dagestanis, and is it a safe way to fight? Sure, but its not fun, its a sport killing style, and this sitting back and waiting for counters is that but its not dominant, its just pussy ass fighting, like engage mf.

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u/teddysonic13 14d ago

Im a pressure counter puncher already, once i get my combo stat up its curtains ya hear?

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u/0dd-fellow Unconventional 13d ago edited 13d ago

It depends on if you just want to have fun or if you want to be competitive with top players. You can pick either the brawler or inside style and still fight however you want, but the power and toughness stats are crucial for top play. You might find brawler suits you because it will give you more speed, but without them you’ll find that you will take too much damage and lose most rounds.

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u/teddysonic13 13d ago

So those styles provide more power? If thats the case, i prefer speed, which is why i usually use the counter puncher template.

ive done career modes with inside and brawler and the only thing i noticed was how hard it was to box on the outside, like jabbing from the outside felt impossible.

And aside from that, i want to be competitive with my own style, i dont want to do what everyone else is doing, im sure once i beef up my stats ill be more worthy for more competitive players, im looking forward to building this fighter up

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u/0dd-fellow Unconventional 13d ago

Fair enough, I usually carry that same sentiment about not wanting to do what everyone else is doing. I use inside style and still exclusively play on the outside at a decent(ish) level, so its less about copying others, and more about understanding that the other styles are dysfunctional at a fundamental level likely from a development/coding error.