Something I started doing on the joint locks look at the line not the mini game. Keep going if its working in you way. If it stops and you move, it will kinda go your way. If you get wat im saying. Just work the bar not the mini game. Which is lame go back old way Quads
Best thing to do is not to memorize combos bc that means your opponent will remember them as well. I make combos up all the time even during the fights I throw different punches. Don’t be predictable
@@twistit4844 u could do that but you'll get slept... combinations are best used depending on what your opponent is doing, for example, jab cross when far away, and lead hook rear uppercut when close... if u go out and do random combos you'll gas out miss, and get slept... literally the only fighter u can do what u talking about with is max holloway
@@kavaboyz5435 also a bonus if u can fight both stances, different combinations for different looks and situations... tbh it's all about just being able to think on the fly amd be patient and smart
This is also a tip for real fighting, if you’re not good at dodging, jab them. Jabbing is the fastest strike, it stuns them for a split second which might not be long but it’s better than nothing and if you feel like it, add in a lil combo to fuck him up
Love that your down to earth wit your content! Humble normal ol joe giving A1 advice. Good audio and video quality. Two thumbs up cause these tips help and work when used correctly
The truth is, I play UFC since the first version. Im not good in english but I've spend just a few minutes watching this video, and I evolve a lot, like about 50% percent... I didnt' apply properly all your lessons, but even though, Im winning almost every fights. Just amazing, man.. congrats
May be basic, but I love clean basics. Examples of my favorite “striking techniques” are straight forward as in: Ducking as a straight is thrown and closing distance quickly implying threat of takedown, as soon as I get close (when I’m almost completely stood up from the duck) I throw a hard quick hook uppercut combo. It either stuns or flat out KO’s opponents often when executed correctly. Another absolute favorite of mine is making myself look like more of a noob than I am, and throwing a jab just out of range (usually) enticing the opponents to drop their hands. Well the meat of this combo is that as soon as I throw that intentionally off jab, Its followed up with a nice kick to the head that *is* in range. “Creating traps” and such, tho that’s probably basic. Oh well, I just like the game.
I stopped using the jump back because people would either, rush in and knock me before I finish the animation, or they throw a quick head kick before the animation is finished, I lost to many times like that, so now I avoid it all together. I'm constantly training with my brother, and he exploits it every time I take a back step, by going for a head kick.
My favorite combo to use in ufc3 was the Jab, lead hook, and rear leg kick, used it a lot with Donald cerrone, but it appears they took it away or his Muay Thai combos aren't high enough, which shouldn't be the case due to his style
You should also incorporate lunging strikes when your opponent is leaving your pocket, namely a body cross. It's not telegraphed, it keeps distance and is hard to counter or strike back from.
Hands down BEST EA UFC 4 tips channel I’ve come across. Great tips, examples, and step by step explanation that even a dummy could understand. Improved my gameplay like crazy. And, I went to D20 lol confused af thinking the opponent cheated when I hit D15 and faced opponents and couldn’t see the stamina lol
Extra punch or combo on exit; get your opponent used to a certain tempo ie 3 strikes and then break, once they're used to it as you start to move backwards after you've landed a combo and they think it's over, quickly re engage.
Quick tip on the back lunge...against roundhouse head or body kick players, once you make good reads, a quick back lunge as the opponent his starting his animation, can combo to DEVASTATING effect with an overhand ( lead or rear) have many highlight reel ko's from this. Ends the fight 75% of the time. Try it. Your welcome
I like poppin the double straight. Lead left hook, straight punch, HEADMOVEMENT! , straight punch. Stops guys in their track everytime. Works in the ring as well. Real fighters out there. Give it a shot. Lead hook, straight while slippin to your jab side, throw a straight. Can easily bounce off your feet after this combination.
Great 👌 tips as always man!!! I figured you'd start pumping out some videos soon.I always learn something new to use every time I watch one of these type of video's you do.Keep up the great content and doing what you do buddy!!!
Been doing the backward lunge since UFC 3 came out, try throwing the straight cross followed by the lead hook. Works beautifully with quicker strikers in the game.
Ufc 3 if you didn't move while striking, you sit in to your strikes more so they're more effect8ve at landing... is this the same in ufc 4? -- trying to confirm this but from what I notice it isn't in this game.
I think you should make a video about different postures and the advantages they have the very subtle each as an advantage. For instants Dominic Cruz stands gives you a unique balance between punching and kicking. Wanda boy stands terrible at boxing Anybody who uses that stands I’m guaranteed to not come out with hands but that stance has very quick n powerful kicks
This is dope I kinda just started playing this one and this video took me right where I needed to be to progress immediately without need for more videos for the moment 🤙
Yo Adam just wanted to say a huge thanks I started dropping in ranked and loosing fights I knew I should of won easy so I had change shit your videos have helped a ton keep it up g
How do you slip and punch at the same time it feels like I need to play claw to throw fast slips pls help like with the slip upppercut counter I can’t throw it that smooth and quick
If they're throwing alot of hooks I like to hop back and snap a front kick out, to usually rocks the dome because they waste they're stamina missing hooks
I feel like if you throw a feint for a strike from each side in the early minutes of the fight, you can get a reaction of their go to combinations based off the look from the animation you give them. I like to work timing from here and adjust to wether they slip, block or
Great video as these are all very solid tips. I've known of & been using them all since UFC 3. Well, a few of them since even before that. The slip uppercut counter can also be combined with lateral movement. I like to circle left but slip & rip right & vice versa. If you slip with the intention of throwing an uppercut, remember you should throw a left uppercut if slipping left & a right uppercut if slipping right. As you are ripping the uppercut on the rebound back to centerline. Slipping right & throwing a left uppercut will take longer as you must completely return to centerline before the punch will release. But if you throw a right uppercut (6) after slipping right, your punch will release on the way back to centerline. Also putting a bit of the momentum/torque from the return to centerline, into the punch. Speaking of physics, just as in real life, they actually make a huge impact in EA UFC 3 & 4. So remember that physics impact the power of your strikes. So use your footwork & lateral movement to get more power on your punches/kicks & also to get your opponents to walk into jabs, straights, front & side kicks, to circle into hooks/roundhouse kicks &, to try to predict when your opponent may duck or, throw strikes to get them to duck into uppercuts/front kicks/knees & flying knee's to increase the force/power of any strike. These physics based strikes are the ones most likely to result in a Knockdown or Flash KO. For an easier method of memorizing combos & also to learn your opponents striking patterns; in Boxing & MMA, there are numbers assigned to each punch: 1 = Jab 2 = Straight 3 = Lead Hook 4 = Back/Power Hook 5 = Lead Uppercut 6 = Back/Power Uppercut 7 = Lead Overhand 8 = Back/Power Overhand So odd numbers are your lead/weak hand & even numbers are the back/power hand. Once you've fully memorized which punch is assigned to each number, you can more easily tell yourself combos you'd like to throw & even make it more easy to remember the combo's your opponent throws. (EG: 1, 1, 6, 3 - As he mentioned, remember to mix these to the body. It might help to tell yourself 1, 1, 6b, 3 or, 1, 1, 6, 3b. The amount & variation of the punches you can throw depends on that specific fighters "Boxing Combo's" level. The higher the level, the more strikes & variation.) So, if your opponent is throwing a 1, 6, 3, 2, you now know the first strike (1) is a jab, & that it's safe to slip right, slip right & counter with a 3 or 6, or to lunge laterally or away. The second strike (6) being an uppercut, you can do that slip uppercut counter, you can lean/lunge back or, lunge left to the outside of the uppercut, potentially leaving them swinging at nothing for the next 2 strikes of the combo, causing them to burn stamina & leaving them open for a counter. The third strike (3) being a left hook, you can duck or duck & counter with a 5 or 6 to the head or body, or, duck the 3 & counter with a 2b, 3b or 4b, you can lunge left away from the lead hook or, you can lunge back & out of the way. And the final strike (2) being a straight, you can slip left outside the straight & counter with a slip straight of your own, or, lunge away or laterally. (The above examples are assuming you & your opponent are orthodox fighters. If Southpaw, then of course everything would be the opposite.) I'm sure reading this sounds confusing as it's much easier to just show someone examples. But if you read this slowly a few times & work on visualizing, memorizing & implementing it all into your gameplay, along with the tips he gave you in the video, they do work & will improve your skills tremendously once you have it all memorized & the timing down. 👊
Distance management. Don't hold block unless needed, throw jabs and straights to throw off the opponents timing. Feints are big for me I will pull out shots using them. I even fo it in the pocket to vet them to use head movement to run into my shot. Just set up your shots learn how and when to throw. Timing is a big deal tbh. People rely on slips to much yet I have no issues fighting people using slips tbh it usually hurts them when fighting me because I pull them out on purpose.
I think the easiest striking tip to improve your game is either A) learning ground/clinch and how to implement it into striking and B) the good old sway back lead uppercut
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Shortlist
1. Footsies
2. Footsies + Feints
3. Lunging Strikes
4. Lunge laterally and backwards
5. Slip Uppercut
6. Study Opponent
7. Strike Laterally + Intercept
8. Learn to strike with fast combos
Gotta try some lunge attacks
Thank you bro
Something I started doing on the joint locks look at the line not the mini game. Keep going if its working in you way. If it stops and you move, it will kinda go your way. If you get wat im saying. Just work the bar not the mini game. Which is lame go back old way Quads
You the real M.V.P!!
You a real one 🙌🏻
It's crazy how some of this sounds like valid striking advice in MMA.
Pineappletaco maybe because it’s an mma game? Just my guess...
You can apply some of the same logic to real fighting
Have you heard max Holloway saying he took some moves off the game
@@definitelynotjiraiya5063 not really
Rafay Sohail you definitely can. It’s literally based off moves and combinations that are very achievable irl
Moral of Story: We need fight night‼️
Yessir fight night or at least a new def jam lol
Esports boxing dropping this summer
We’re getting EBC or something like that
@@willspitta for pc only that’s dead
@@Radekd.__ it’s coming to all consoles
Dudes playing so hard he took the rubber of his controller 😂
He don’t need no protection 😂😂
What? 😂
This game wore out the left analog on my new controller after like 1 week
Anyone here wanna add me and play ?
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Hhhhhh me too
This video is 2 years old and was watching between fights during a cold streak, at the 8:16 mark and now I’m 5 in a row so thanks
6:08 I found that lunging backwards and instantly doing an high kick works really well
Best thing to do is not to memorize combos bc that means your opponent will remember them as well. I make combos up all the time even during the fights I throw different punches. Don’t be predictable
True but its always good to have something to fall back on rathe than panic
I would say it's best to learn many combinations and randomly use them
@@twistit4844 u could do that but you'll get slept... combinations are best used depending on what your opponent is doing, for example, jab cross when far away, and lead hook rear uppercut when close... if u go out and do random combos you'll gas out miss, and get slept... literally the only fighter u can do what u talking about with is max holloway
That’s why you learn 5 different combos and not keep throwing the same ones but mix it up
@@kavaboyz5435 also a bonus if u can fight both stances, different combinations for different looks and situations... tbh it's all about just being able to think on the fly amd be patient and smart
For the lunging strikes I found that if you just look at your characters lead leg, when they step if you press it , it’s perfect timing
This is also a tip for real fighting, if you’re not good at dodging, jab them. Jabbing is the fastest strike, it stuns them for a split second which might not be long but it’s better than nothing and if you feel like it, add in a lil combo to fuck him up
Love that your down to earth wit your content! Humble normal ol joe giving A1 advice. Good audio and video quality. Two thumbs up cause these tips help and work when used correctly
The truth is, I play UFC since the first version. Im not good in english but I've spend just a few minutes watching this video, and I evolve a lot, like about 50% percent... I didnt' apply properly all your lessons, but even though, Im winning almost every fights. Just amazing, man.. congrats
so glad this helps! If you have any questions let me know!
Earned a subscriber , put in these tips ... started winning fights dude . Finally . I was getting it handed to me before I watched this .
May be basic, but I love clean basics. Examples of my favorite “striking techniques” are straight forward as in: Ducking as a straight is thrown and closing distance quickly implying threat of takedown, as soon as I get close (when I’m almost completely stood up from the duck) I throw a hard quick hook uppercut combo. It either stuns or flat out KO’s opponents often when executed correctly.
Another absolute favorite of mine is making myself look like more of a noob than I am, and throwing a jab just out of range (usually) enticing the opponents to drop their hands. Well the meat of this combo is that as soon as I throw that intentionally off jab, Its followed up with a nice kick to the head that *is* in range.
“Creating traps” and such, tho that’s probably basic. Oh well, I just like the game.
Bro this is by far the best video I’ve watched so far.
I stopped using the jump back because people would either, rush in and knock me before I finish the animation, or they throw a quick head kick before the animation is finished, I lost to many times like that, so now I avoid it all together.
I'm constantly training with my brother, and he exploits it every time I take a back step, by going for a head kick.
I feel like I'm constantly getting interrupted (countered) before I even throw punches
The game is sick
I bought it yesterday deluxe edition, and I'm not regreting one $
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@@shawni725 i got it for a dollar game pass glitch
@@firnpaorle5400 im on ps4 I bought it for like 22 dollars I regret it some times its like a off and on switch
My favorite combo to use in ufc3 was the Jab, lead hook, and rear leg kick, used it a lot with Donald cerrone, but it appears they took it away or his Muay Thai combos aren't high enough, which shouldn't be the case due to his style
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Glad I watched till the end, that intercepting shot is pure fire!
I use that back lunge I just get anxious and get into an exchange that works like 50/50 it’s not the best way😂
Joint Submission escapes next ?
Gotta rock those triggers nice and slow
@@weslafontaine1058 and when we mean slow, we mean real slow, don't let that bar grow lol
Entering the pocket with feints
Using leg kicks if opponent is being aggressive
Utilize L1 head movement
Jakeypoo check out my ufc 4 videos
You should also incorporate lunging strikes when your opponent is leaving your pocket, namely a body cross. It's not telegraphed, it keeps distance and is hard to counter or strike back from.
Easiest to listen to out of all the ufc RUclipsrs 🔥
Love watching your vids while i light up. Good stuff
Love making videos while I light up, good stuff ;)
Hands down BEST EA UFC 4 tips channel I’ve come across. Great tips, examples, and step by step explanation that even a dummy could understand. Improved my gameplay like crazy.
And, I went to D20 lol confused af thinking the opponent cheated when I hit D15 and faced opponents and couldn’t see the stamina lol
Greatly appreciated bro! Any video topics you need covered? I'm here for ya!
Extra punch or combo on exit; get your opponent used to a certain tempo ie 3 strikes and then break, once they're used to it as you start to move backwards after you've landed a combo and they think it's over, quickly re engage.
You can pull off a faster pull counter by cancelling the animation of the lunge with a straight or overhand.
Quick tip on the back lunge...against roundhouse head or body kick players, once you make good reads, a quick back lunge as the opponent his starting his animation, can combo to DEVASTATING effect with an overhand ( lead or rear) have many highlight reel ko's from this. Ends the fight 75% of the time. Try it. Your welcome
Really love your content brother
so detailed and helpfull thank you from New Zealand
When I’m dealing with aggressive opponents. I use leg kicks to throw them off balance then proceed with the fisticuffs lol
leg kick elbow uppercut. Shits nasty asf
Gotta watch for opponents that know how to leg check which reflects DMG back and will injure your legs if you keep doing that.
setting up roundhouse with body straight or feint body straight
Yea bro I never comment and you did your Thing Fr 💪🏾💪🏾 I like the tip you were insecure on, it’s one of the best ones for me
I like poppin the double straight.
Lead left hook, straight punch, HEADMOVEMENT! , straight punch.
Stops guys in their track everytime. Works in the ring as well. Real fighters out there. Give it a shot. Lead hook, straight while slippin to your jab side, throw a straight. Can easily bounce off your feet after this combination.
Thank you so much bro, always got the most value out of your videos! Much mahalo \m/
You are the Tips and Trick GOAT
Great 👌 tips as always man!!! I figured you'd start pumping out some videos soon.I always learn something new to use every time I watch one of these type of video's you do.Keep up the great content and doing what you do buddy!!!
Love your channel man big help
Thanks man
That uppercut trick works beautifully
Bro!! Super effective counter upper cut
Dude what!?! Just the AI combo tip helped with higher level AI. Thanks bro
Great tips. Thx Adam
You bet!
Just started playing last week and was somehow better before I watched this video than I am now. 0-6 tonight.. So pissed.
That lateral punch tip is goated
👑 tips worked! great vid bro 💕
Good tips
Awesome video, super helpful
THIS WAS VERY HELPFUL THANK YOU, I WANNA see more videos.
Right overhand‼️
Right over hand baby!!
Been doing the backward lunge since UFC 3 came out, try throwing the straight cross followed by the lead hook. Works beautifully with quicker strikers in the game.
That one is good I also like a step in jab, step out cross
After the backwards lunge front head kick 💪💪💪
I do all these you should have added leg kicks they mix it up alot and give better combo and better punches
Ufc 3 if you didn't move while striking, you sit in to your strikes more so they're more effect8ve at landing... is this the same in ufc 4?
-- trying to confirm this but from what I notice it isn't in this game.
Brilliant video ❤️
This is the suace right here 🔥🔥
I think you should make a video about different postures and the advantages they have the very subtle each as an advantage. For instants Dominic Cruz stands gives you a unique balance between punching and kicking. Wanda boy stands terrible at boxing Anybody who uses that stands I’m guaranteed to not come out with hands but that stance has very quick n powerful kicks
I like this guy. Quite eloquent compared to the other guys making videos about this game.
This is dope I kinda just started playing this one and this video took me right where I needed to be to progress immediately without need for more videos for the moment 🤙
Yo Adam just wanted to say a huge thanks I started dropping in ranked and loosing fights I knew I should of won easy so I had change shit your videos have helped a ton keep it up g
Thanks broski
This completely changed the game for me. Step one has turned me into a greasey semen menace from a small piss pants boy
Wtf
Great video. Going to use some of these tips for sure 🎧👨🏿🏫
How do you slip and punch at the same time it feels like I need to play claw to throw fast slips pls help like with the slip upppercut counter I can’t throw it that smooth and quick
Nice video !
Greatjob man
Great video bro !
If they're throwing alot of hooks I like to hop back and snap a front kick out, to usually rocks the dome because they waste they're stamina missing hooks
Learning a lot thank you
I do the footsies thing but I don't feint which I'm going to start doing and I sometimes throw prematurely and get caught
Keep going man great channel
I feel like if you throw a feint for a strike from each side in the early minutes of the fight, you can get a reaction of their go to combinations based off the look from the animation you give them. I like to work timing from here and adjust to wether they slip, block or
Great video as these are all very solid tips. I've known of & been using them all since UFC 3. Well, a few of them since even before that. The slip uppercut counter can also be combined with lateral movement. I like to circle left but slip & rip right & vice versa. If you slip with the intention of throwing an uppercut, remember you should throw a left uppercut if slipping left & a right uppercut if slipping right. As you are ripping the uppercut on the rebound back to centerline. Slipping right & throwing a left uppercut will take longer as you must completely return to centerline before the punch will release. But if you throw a right uppercut (6) after slipping right, your punch will release on the way back to centerline. Also putting a bit of the momentum/torque from the return to centerline, into the punch. Speaking of physics, just as in real life, they actually make a huge impact in EA UFC 3 & 4. So remember that physics impact the power of your strikes. So use your footwork & lateral movement to get more power on your punches/kicks & also to get your opponents to walk into jabs, straights, front & side kicks, to circle into hooks/roundhouse kicks &, to try to predict when your opponent may duck or, throw strikes to get them to duck into uppercuts/front kicks/knees & flying knee's to increase the force/power of any strike. These physics based strikes are the ones most likely to result in a Knockdown or Flash KO.
For an easier method of memorizing combos & also to learn your opponents striking patterns; in Boxing & MMA, there are numbers assigned to each punch:
1 = Jab
2 = Straight
3 = Lead Hook
4 = Back/Power Hook
5 = Lead Uppercut
6 = Back/Power Uppercut
7 = Lead Overhand
8 = Back/Power Overhand
So odd numbers are your lead/weak hand & even numbers are the back/power hand. Once you've fully memorized which punch is assigned to each number, you can more easily tell yourself combos you'd like to throw & even make it more easy to remember the combo's your opponent throws. (EG: 1, 1, 6, 3 - As he mentioned, remember to mix these to the body. It might help to tell yourself 1, 1, 6b, 3 or, 1, 1, 6, 3b. The amount & variation of the punches you can throw depends on that specific fighters "Boxing Combo's" level. The higher the level, the more strikes & variation.) So, if your opponent is throwing a 1, 6, 3, 2, you now know the first strike (1) is a jab, & that it's safe to slip right, slip right & counter with a 3 or 6, or to lunge laterally or away. The second strike (6) being an uppercut, you can do that slip uppercut counter, you can lean/lunge back or, lunge left to the outside of the uppercut, potentially leaving them swinging at nothing for the next 2 strikes of the combo, causing them to burn stamina & leaving them open for a counter. The third strike (3) being a left hook, you can duck or duck & counter with a 5 or 6 to the head or body, or, duck the 3 & counter with a 2b, 3b or 4b, you can lunge left away from the lead hook or, you can lunge back & out of the way. And the final strike (2) being a straight, you can slip left outside the straight & counter with a slip straight of your own, or, lunge away or laterally.
(The above examples are assuming you & your opponent are orthodox fighters. If Southpaw, then of course everything would be the opposite.)
I'm sure reading this sounds confusing as it's much easier to just show someone examples. But if you read this slowly a few times & work on visualizing, memorizing & implementing it all into your gameplay, along with the tips he gave you in the video, they do work & will improve your skills tremendously once you have it all memorized & the timing down. 👊
Slip the 2nd or 3rd strike, knowing the next strike and counter punchbag the beat tip I've had in a a long time thanks man
Is it ok to go body 1st round 2nd body and head 3rd head and knock em down and so on with the next rounds?
Backward lunge to overhand... Odds are (and even in video) the gaurd is open for all shots basically... Might as well get your fave in
I like to step back and get my back almost to the wall then lunge forward with a flying roundhouse…..has currently worked every time.
Sick tactic bro thanks for pitching in
By far the best tip video
Fantastic, informative video. Thanks alot for uploading bro, I've just got the game and gonna look at trying these. 🦊
Great video
Good video man
This video is really well done, I can tell you're really finding your groove!
Thanks alot Joe I really appreciate tht
I like to throw a short combo such as jab + rear hook then move my head off the center line and come up with a lead uppercut.
The lunging strikes is what I've been missing bro💯
This is gold. Thanks bro.
Distance management. Don't hold block unless needed, throw jabs and straights to throw off the opponents timing. Feints are big for me I will pull out shots using them. I even fo it in the pocket to vet them to use head movement to run into my shot. Just set up your shots learn how and when to throw. Timing is a big deal tbh. People rely on slips to much yet I have no issues fighting people using slips tbh it usually hurts them when fighting me because I pull them out on purpose.
Best UFC vids bro 💪✊
Good video!Very insightful.
Leg kicks for two rounds then up to the head in the third.
very helpful and specific. A must watch for a beginner such as myself 10/10 definitely recommend
Amazing! Great video, content and energy! A+
TY so much appreciate that positive energy
This really helped
New Sub, great video, yeah really like the way you've done it and how much detail you are going into. Nice One Mate😁🇬🇧👍🏻
Thanks and welcome
The lunging jab from a distance has leveled my game. Disrupts their movements and throws off their timing
Just decided too buy 👌🏾 nice vid keep it up
this is good, but i have such a hard time with the shit delay on online, how do i get used to this
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Doubling up jabs and throwing lead hooks off of jabs. Favorite combo is jab,lead hook, uppercut.
Im a fan of straight, uppercut, leg kick.
Good video👌👌
I think the easiest striking tip to improve your game is either A) learning ground/clinch and how to implement it into striking and B) the good old sway back lead uppercut
100% agree with both tips
dudeeeeee i just got the game! im gonna practice all this and hopfully have a great start to online :D
Awesome thanks !!