EA Sports UFC [Guide]

With THQ gone, the UFC license has changed hands to EA Sports. The first UFC
game under the EA Sports banner is an eighth generation exclusive title,
featuring a robust roster of fighters and game modes to experience. Become the
best fighter possible in the Octagon with this guide for EA Sports UFC.

EA Sports UFC
Written by Dalton “HorrorSpooky” Cooper and Trade
Copyright 2014

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=TABLE OF CONTENTS=
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1. Introduction and Controls
2. Roster

Heavyweight
Light Heavyweight
Middleweight
Welterweight
Lightweight
Featherweight
Bantamweight
Flyweight
Bantamweight (W)
Unlockable Fighters

3. Fight Now

Match Settings
Venues

4. Career

Training
The Ultimate Fighter
UFC Career

5. Challenges
6. Online

Championships
Rivalries
Quick Match

7. Walkthrough
8. Fighternet
9. Customize

Settings
Create Fighter
My Fighters
Music

10. Store
11. Conclusion

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1. Introduction and Controls
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EA Sports UFC features a complex fighting system that allows players to
land strikes or apply vicious submission holds. The control system is very
complicated and accounts for a wide variety of situations that players may
find themselves in when playing the game.

The following is a robust list of the different controls that you will need to
master in the game. This list of controls is taken directly from the digital
manual in the game. For the Xbox One version, you can simply say, “Xbox, Help”
and a menu will be snapped to the side of the screen. This is the digital
manual. The controls can also be found in there if you want to reference them
directly while in the middle of a fight.

Controls for even more specific situations will be found in the in-game manual.

STANDARD
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LS – Move fighter/Lunge/Body and Takedown Modifier
X – Left straight punch
Y – Right straight punch
A – Left leg kick
B – Right leg kick
RT – Defend
LT + LS – Slips
LB/RB – Technical modifier

TAKEDOWNS
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LT + RS (right), RS (rightup), RS (up) – Single leg
LT + RS (left), RS (leftup), RS (up) – Double Leg
LB + LT + RS (right), RS (rightup), RS (up)
LB + LT + RS (left), RS (leftup), RS (up)
RT + RS (down) – Defend takedown

CLINCH ATTEMPTS
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RS (right) – Single collar
RB + RS (right) – Double under
LB + RB + RS (right) – Thai clinch
LB + RS (right) – Over under
RT + RS (up) – Defend clinch

STRIKING
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X/Y + LS (right) – Hooks
X/Y + LS (left) – Uppercuts
A/B + LS (right) – Front kick
A/B + LS (left) – Roundhouse
LT – Body modifier
LB/RB – Technical modifier
RB + LS (left)/LS (right) + A/B//X/Y – Cage strike (when near cage)
RT – Weak block
RT + X/Y – High strong block
RT + A/B/ – Low strong block

CLINCH
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LB + LS (left)/LS (right) – Whip left/right
LS (all directions) – Rotate opponent/Push opponent/Pull opponent
LS (click) – Break clinch

ADVANCE POSITION
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RS (all directions) – Transition left/right

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2. Roster
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UFC is split up into various weight classes. You can only fight with opponents
that are in the same weight class as the fighter that you’ve selected. In the
fighter selection screen, use the triggers to switch between the different
weight classes.

Detailed stats of the fighters can be found by tapping X when a fighter is
highlighted.

Below you will find a comprehensive list of all of the fighters that are
available in the base game. Next to their name will be a series of numbers.
These numbers represent their STU – Standing Up ability, GRN – Ground ability,
and SUB – their submission ability. The numbers from left to right represent
those skills respectively. The fourth number listed represents that fighter’s
overall ability.

Some of the fighters will be in multiple weight classes. They may have
different stats depending on what weight class they’re in, so pay attention to
stats when picking the same fighter in a different weight class.

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HEAVYWEIGHT
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Alistair Overeem – 92/82/82/88
Antonio Silva – 88/85/83/88
Cain Velasquez – 97/96/94/97
Daniel Cormier – 95/96/84/93
Fabrico Werdum – 94/94/97/94
Frank Mir – 85/92/97/89
Junior Dos Santos – 94/88/86/92
Mark Hunt – 89/80/78/86
Minotauro Nogueira – 84/88/97/88
Pat Barry – 89/79/75/84
Roy Nelson – 91/90/90/90
Travis Browne – 90/87/88/90

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LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
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Alexander Gustafsson – 93/88/96/94
Anderson Silva – 96/93/93/95
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira – 84/91/97/88
Chael Sonnen – 85/92/93/89
Chuck Liddell – 89/90/90/91
Dan Henderson – 90/92/83/90
Daniel Cormier – 94/92/84/92
Forrest Griffin – 83/87/94/88
Gegard Mousasi – 87/89/96/90
Glover Teixeira – 87/91/96/91
Jon Jones – 97/97/98/97
Lyoto Machida – 92/87/90/91
Michael Bisping – 90/91/85/89
Phil Davis – 88/93/90/90
Rashad Evans – 90/93/82/89
Rich Franklin – 87/88/82/87
Ryan Bader – 86/91/86/88
Shogun Rua – 89/88/92/89
Vitor Belfort – 92/92/91/92
Wanderlei Silva – 88/89/85/88

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MIDDLEWEIGHT
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Anderson Silva – 96/91/90/94
Chael Sonnen – 85/94/92/88
Chris Weidman – 95/94/91/94
Costas Philippou – 89/85/84/87
Cung Le – 92/87/81/88
Dan Henderson – 90/91/93/91
Demian Maia – 82/91/97/87
Francis Carmont – 86/82/81/85
Luke Rockhold – 90/90/90/90
Lyoto Machida – 94/91/90/93
Mark Nunoz – 89/92/81/88
Michael Bisping – 89/89/85/89
Rich Franklin – 87/86/83/86
Ronaldo Souza – 91/97/100/93
Robbie Lawler – 93/84/91/90
Vitor Belfort – 93/93/92/93
Wanderlei Silva – 89/86/87/88

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WELTERWEIGHT
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BJ Penn – 89/89/91/90
Carlos Condit – 92/88/90/92
Demian Maia – 84/90/95/88
Georges St-Pierre – 96/96/91/95
Jake Ellenberger – 89/90/83/89
Johny Hendricks – 95/96/92/95
Josh Koscheck – 90/90/83/89
Martin Kampmann – 89/87/83/88
Nate Diaz – 86/85/87/88
Nick Diaz – 89/89/93/91
Pascal Krauss – 86/81/81/85
Robbie Lawler – 95/87/91/93
Rory MacDonald – 92/89/88/91
Tarec Saffiedine – 90/88/86/90

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LIGHTWEIGHT
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Anthony Pettis – 93/93/96/95
Benson Henderson – 92/92/92/93
BJ Penn – 90/92/96/92
Chan Sung Jung – 89/90/97/92
Clay Guida – 86/85/81/87
Conor McGregor – 89/84/88/89
Donald Cerrone – 91/90/94/91
Frankie Edgar – 90/94/92/92
Gilbert Melendez – 91/95/90/92
Gray Maynard – 89/95/80/89
Jim Miller – 88/93/91/90
Joe Lauzon – 86/89/91/88
Jose Aldo – 93/94/98/95
Josh Thomson – 88/89/92/89
Khabib Nurmagomedov – 89/93/90/90
Nate Diaz – 88/89/95/91
Ross Pearson – 88/81/85/86
TJ Grant – 89/91/90/90

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FEATHERWEIGHT
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BJ Penn – 91/92/96/92
Chad Mendes – 91/96/97/94
Chan Sung Jung – 90/90/97/92
Clay Guida – 85/92/85/89
Conor McGregor – 89/86/90/90
Cub Swanson – 92/94/91/93
Dennis Siver – 87/85/88/87
Dominick Cruz – 89/94/86/90
Dustin Poirier – 90/84/89/89
Frankie Edgar – 91/95/89/92
Jose Aldo – 95/95/98/96
Ricardo Lamas – 89/91/89/90
Urijah Faber – 89/95/91/91

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BANTAMWEIGHT
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Brad Pickett – 89/89/84/89
Brian Bowles – 87/88/86/87
Demetrious Johnson – 93/92/93/93
Dominick Cruz – 94/94/92/94
Eddie Wineland – 89/88/86/88
Erik Perez – 85/83/85/85
Michael McDonald – 92/88/91/92
Mike Easton – 87/86/78/86
Renan Barao – 95/96/99/96
Urijah Faber – 92/97/97/94

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FLYWEIGHT
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Darren Uyenoyama – 87/89/81/86
Demetrious Johnson – 96/95/94/96
Ian McCall – 92/91/81/90
John Dodson – 95/93/91/94
Joseph Benavidez – 93/94/91/93
Louis Gaudinot – 87/84/80/86
Scott Jorgensen – 89/94/83/89
Timothy Elliott – 90/91/84/89

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BANTAMWEIGHT (W)
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Alexis Davis – 91/91/92/92
Cat Zingano – 91/92/93/93
Liz Carmouche – 85/86/89/88
Miesha Tate – 86/88/91/90
Ronda Rousey – 93/96/98/96
Sarah Kaufman – 87/83/83/88
Sara McMann – 86/88/90/89

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UNLOCKABLE FIGHTERS
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There are two unlockable fighters (as of the time of this writing) that are
available in EA Sports UFC.

The first is Royce Gracie. Royce Gracie is available in the Middleweight
class. You have to purchase him from the store to unlock him.

The other unlockable fighter is Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee is available in the
Welterweight, Lightweight, Featherweight, and Bantamweight classes.

To unlock Bruce Lee for use in the game, you have to purchase the Bruce Lee
Bundle from the store. Alternatively, if you pre-ordered the game, you can
unlock Bruce Lee with a code that would have come with your copy of the game.
Finally, there is one final way to unlock Bruce Lee without spending real
money or without having pre-ordered the game. You can unlock Bruce Lee by
going through the Career Mode on “Pro” difficulty. For more information on
Career Mode, please refer to that section of this guide.

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3. Fight Now
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For those that just want to jump right into the hard-hitting action of UFC,
“Fight Now” is the selection you want to make. Fight Now lets you fight against
the AI or a second player that has a controller on them.

The first thing you need to do is select what color you want to be. If you
want to be the “red” fighter, then move the controller icon to the left side
of the screen. If you want to be the “blue” fighter, move the controller icon
to the right side of the screen.

Once both players have selected their fighter of choice, some more options
will pop up before the actual match starts.

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MATCH SETTINGS
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The first of which is deciding the match settings. There’s a number of ways to
customize your UFC experience before you head into the fight itself.

First of all, if you are fighting against the AI, you will want to edit the
difficulty setting. These are the different difficulty settings available for
the AI fighters:

Beginner
Easy
Normal
Hard
Pro

There are also three different match types to choose from. 3 rounds, 5 rounds,
or Championship.

In addition, there are two types of round lengths. Accelerated clock is the
most common option; it speeds the game up a bit. Normal obviously uses real
time.

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VENUES
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The final setting to choose while in the “Match Settings” section before a
fight is where the fight is going to take place. There are a number of
choices to choose from. Here are the different venues available in EA Sports
UFC:

Air Canada Centre
Bell Centre
Chicago Arena
Honda Center
Madison Square Garden
MGM Grand
Prudential Center
Rio Arena
Staples Center
Toyota Center

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4. Career
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For the career mode in EA Sports UFC, you have to either create a new fighter
or import a fighter that you’ve already created. From there, you will begin
your career in the octagon.

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TRAINING
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In the first segment of your training, you will be taught strikes. You have to
hit X and Y in order of how the game demands. You need to land 10 different
combos within the time limit in order to earn the highest rank, which is a
black belt ranking.

The second portion of training deals with kicks. Kicks are done with A and B.
Perform the kick combos that are listed within the time to get the highest
ranking possible.

The third set of training deals with blocking. Use the right trigger to block.
You need to earn as many points as possible within the time limit and you earn
points by blocking hits. In order to get the black belt ranking, you have to
get at least 1,000 points.

You’ll then have a short sparring match with your instructor. You are not
scored on this fight. It’s really just so you can put your newly found skills
to the test. It lasts for one round that itself is only one minute long.

After the sparring match, you will be taught grapples. Perform the button
combinations in order to do the various grapple moves. Complete as many as
you are supposed to in order to proceed to the next phase of the training.

After another bit of sparring, you will have to do some takedowns. Perform
the takedowns and as long as you get to 1,000 total points before the time
runs out, you’ll be golden.

Your opponent will put you in a submission next. To get out of a submission,
push the right stick in one of the four directions:  up, down, left, or
right. Your goal is to fill up one of those meters in order to escape from the
submission. Your opponent can stop you by also pushing in that direction, so
you will have to switch directions in order to keep trying to break out of
the submission attempt.

Following this, you’ll be taught how to do submissions yourself. Basically,
hold in the right bumper and then move the right stick in a half circle
motion to start the submission. Once the submission starts, you’ll see the
same info as when you are in a submission yourself. However, your goal is a
bit different.

When performing the submission, you want to stop your opponent from filling in
their directionals by moving your own right stick in the same direction that
they are pushing it. Meanwhile, watch for the “L” button to pop up on one of
the directionals. Flick the left stick in that direction when the “L” button
pops up in order to increase the tightness of the submission hold. Do this
until your opponent submits.

Finally, you will have one last sparring match before you join the ranks of
the Ultimate Fighter TV show.

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THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER
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The Ultimate Fighter TV show is how you fight and win a contract in the UFC.
The tournament is single elimination, so if you lose a fight, you have to do a
rematch immediately in order to continue.

In between fights, you have the opportunity to continue your fighting lessons.
You will be taught new skills during this, and also have the opportunity to
level up your fighter. I will get more into the attributes and skills that
fighters can have in the “Customize” section of the guide. Refer to that
section for more information and to plan your fighter’s path accordingly.

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UFC CAREER
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Your actual career will consist of 40 fights total. The more fights you win,
the more likely you will be on the main card at UFC events.

After completing a career, you can restart on a higher difficulty setting to go
for missed achievements or to unlock new characters. Alternatively, you can
start on the highest difficulty setting right off the bat, but I do not
recommend this for first timers.

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5. Challenges
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The Challenges in EA Sports UFC are designed to help you play the game
better. They aren’t challenges in the traditional sense that you expect from
the EA Sports games. Instead they are more or less just drills to help you
better yourself in the game.

The challenges are separated into three main categories. First of all, there
are the Stand-Up challenges. There’s 50 of these, and the Stand-Up Challenges
are split into five sub-categories. Those are Movement, Advanced Stand-Up,
Heavy Bag, Thai Pads, and Blocking.

The second category of challenges are Clinch challenges. There are 20
challenges in this category split between two different sub-categories. The
sub-categories are Clinch Striking and Clinch Control.

The third category of challenges are Ground Challenges. Once again, there’s 20
challenges to be had here. They are split between two different sub-categories.
The sub-categories are Wrestling and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

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6. Online
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By far the most exciting part of EA Sports UFC is the Online portion. There
are three choices when it comes to the Online mode.

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CHAMPIONSHIPS
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Essentially, this is the “Ranked” matches. In Championships, you can’t use any
created fighters. Your career record is recorded, and the weight classes you
have used are also recorded, along with the most recent fighter you’ve used
and your record with that fighter.

The Championships are separated into seasons. Every time you complete a season,
you move on to the next. You are promoted by completing matches in the
Championships category, which then earns you points that level you up. Your
ultimate goal is to earn 15 points in order to unlock a belt.

Besides taking part in the basic fights in ranked online, you can also take
place in tournaments that take place at specific points throughout the week.
You can check to see when the next tournament is going to start by checking out
the timer in the Championships mode.

Leaderboards and Awards can also be viewed from here.

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RIVALRIES
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If you want to get into a rivalry, you need someone on your list of friends
that has the game as well. You can then challenge them to a series of matches
that will encompass your rivalry.

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QUICK MATCH
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This is the unranked version of online. In this mode, the rules are a lot
more lenient in that you can use created fighters if you so wish.

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7. Walkthrough
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When you first start EA Sports UFC, you are put into a tutorial that is
designed to teach you how to play the game. This tutorial can be accessed
again at any time through the main menus of the game, and it is split into 18
distinct lessons.

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LESSON 1
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The first lesson simply teaches you how to move around the octagon. Use the
left stick to accomplish this. Keep moving until the game decides you’ve
walked around enough and are smart enough to use the left analog stick.

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LESSON 2
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Next the game will teach you how to perform basic strikes. Strikes are
performed using the face buttons. You can alter the intensity and location of
the strikes using the left analog stick.

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LESSON 3
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To work over your opponent’s body, you need to hold the left trigger and then
combine that with face buttons. For increased power behind these attacks, add
left analog stick directionals in with the face buttons.

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LESSON 4
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The bumpers also increase the intensity of your strikes. Use the bumpers in
conjunction with the face buttons and directionals to land the most devastating
attacks.

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LESSON 5
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Hold the right trigger to block the strikes from the opponent.

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LESSON 6
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To block upper attacks specifically, use the right trigger in conjunction with
X or Y. To block lower attacks specifically, use the right trigger in
conjunction with A or B.

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LESSON 7
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To initiate a clinch, move the right stick towards the opponent. To get out of
a clinch, click in the left analog stick. Use the bumpers to initiate different
types of clinches.

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LESSON 8
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You can transition to different holds in clinches by moving the right analog
stick in a half circle motion. While doing this, you can add in strikes by
using the face buttons.

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LESSON 9
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There are a variety of takedowns at your disposal. Half circle motions with the
right analog stick combined with the bumpers and triggers are how you take the
opponents down.

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LESSON 10
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When on the ground, you can switch around to various positions by moving the
right stick in a half circle motion. Once again, you can add strikes to this
to keep the pressure on the opponent.

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LESSON 11
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If your opponent tries to take you down, you can block this. Simply hold the
right trigger and then move the right stick down. This will cause you to
either outright dodge the takedown attempt, or break out of the takedown
attempt, whatever the case may be.

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LESSON 12
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When on the ground, you can defend yourself in a similar manner to how you
defend yourself from takedowns. Once again, hold in the right trigger. Then
flick the right analog stick in the direction that is required in order to
defend from various moves your opponent might make during this part of the
fight.

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LESSON 13
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To break out of a submission, fill up one of the directionals by holding the
right analog stick in one direction.

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LESSON 14
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While you are trying to defend from the submission, your opponent will be
trying to keep you from breaking out of the submission. They can freeze your
attempt at filling up one of the directionals by moving their right stick in
that direction as well.

In order to combat this, simply move the right stick in a different direction.
This will force them to change directions as well, so you can move back to the
directional that you will filling up previously and try to fill it up all the
way.

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LESSON 15
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You can keep yourself from getting put into a submission at all. Use the
right trigger and flick the right analog stick up in order to prevent the
submission from being put on in the first place.

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LESSON 16
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If you want to put on a submission yourself, first make sure you’re in a good
position for it. Then hold in the right bumper and move the right analog stick
in a half circle motion from the center to the top. For this lesson, you should
let your opponent escape immediately as there is no point in keeping the hold
locked in right now.

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LESSON 17
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First get a submission on. Then your goal is to tighten the submission. Do
this by flicking the left analog stick in the designated direction when you
are prompted to do so.

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LESSON 18
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This lesson combines everything that you have learned about submissions so
far. Utilize this information for a “full submission battle”. What this means
is that the whole time that you are trying to lock on a submission, the
opponent will be resisting. You do not have to succeed in this lesson for it
to allow you to progress.

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8. Fighternet
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All the online information for EA Sports UFC is found here. In the Fighternet,
you can check out the UFC Spotlight, which features some of the best fights
and knockouts that have taken place online.

You can also see which of your friends that have played UFC Online are
available to fight.

Furthermore, you can check out your online profile in this tab as well.

Fighternet can be accessed at any time in the main menus of the game by
pressing the “View” button on the Xbox One.

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9. Customize
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In order to tailor the UFC experience to your liking, you need to visit the
“Customize” section in the game. This is also where you go to create a UFC
fighter.

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SETTINGS
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The first icon you’ll see under the “Customize” tab is the “Settings”. Here you
can manage various game settings. You can alter the gameplay settings, audio
settings, visual settings, and more.

You can alter the game controls as well as manage your account.

It is also here where you can find the “Extras” section of the game. There are
two extras to check out. One is the digital game menu. On Xbox One, you can
access this at any point in the game by saying, “Xbox, help”. You can also
view the game credits from here.

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CREATE FIGHTER
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As soon as you go to create a fighter, you will be asked to “download game
face” if you have the Kinect or PlayStation Camera plugged into your system.
What this does is scan your face and puts it into the game for use. You can
rotate your fighter using the triggers to get a better look at them while you
are editing them.

Creating a fighter is split up into four different sections.

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GENERAL INFO
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This section is for editing your fighter’s name, nickname, hometown, age,
weight class, height, and weight.

Be warned that if you change the fighter’s weight class after already
distributing their attribute points, their attribute points will reset.

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APPEARANCE
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The appearance of your fighter can be heavily edited. You can alter their
face, eyes, hair, hair color, body type, skin tone, tattoos, and more.

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GEAR
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Fighters in UFC are well known by their distinct gear. You can choose to have
unique walkout gear and different gear for fighting in the ring. You can
choose from a variety of sponsors, accessories, and entrance music as well
during this part of the fighter creation process.

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SKILLS
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This is the most important step in creating a fighter for EA Sports UFC.
Your fighter’s skills determine how effective they are in the ring. The skills
are split into three categories:  Abilities, Moves, and Attributes.

For abilities, there are three “Game Plans” that you can have. These are three
different sets of abilities that can be saved. Each Game Plan can have five
different abilities equipped.

This is a list of the abilities in the game:

GROUND
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Chess Master
Crushing Presence
Fight Dirty
Force of Nature
Infinite Core
Phenomenal
Sinister Gates
Work Horse

STAND-UP
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Answering
Attack the Base
Bobble Head
Caged Highlights
Crushing Blows
Fluidity
Heavy Handed
Iron Clinch
Opportunist
Relentless Assault
Stop Hitter
Swing for the Fence
Targeted Cruelty
Untouchable
Vicious Kicks

PHYSICAL
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Carved of Wood
Desperate Measures
Higher Altitude
Just A Minute
Marathoner
Negative Reinforcement
Pushing the Pace
Razor Wired
Unstoppable Force
Vengeful
Wakeup Call
Warrior of Attrition
Weathering Storms

To preview any of the attributes, press X/Square while you have them
highlighted.

The second category in the Skills section is Moves. You can edit the moves of
your fighter from here.

Finally, there are Attributes. You can switch between the different styles of
fighting using the bumpers. These are the different fight styles available:

Boxer
Freestyle Wrestler
Greco Roman
Jiu Jitsu
Judo
Karate
Kickboxer
Mixed Martial Artist
Muay Thai
Tae Kwon Do

The different fighting styles will have different attribute levels available.
You can infinitely raise all of the attributes as you wish for your created
fighter.

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MY FIGHTERS
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There are 10 created fighters that you can have saved at one time. They are
found here. You can edit them from this menu as well as delete them or
overwrite them with a new fighter.

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MUSIC
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You can customize the soundtrack in the game by checking and unchecking the
various songs that are found here.

These are all of the songs available in the game:

“5 Minutes” by Tinie Tempah
“Ain’t No Sunshine” by DMX
“Asleep at the Wheel” by Band of Skulls
“Be My Exorcist” by Beware of Darkness
“Break the Bank” by Schoolboy Q
“Built to Last” by Akrobatik
“Can You Feel My Heart” by Bring Me the Horizon
“Coming Home” by Diddy – Dirty Money featuring Skylar Grey
“Drop Top feat. Travis Porter” by Flosstradamus
“E” by Emmure
“Give Up” by Miles Kane
“Guilty All the Same” by Linkin Park
“Jiu Jitsu” by Smoke Serpent
“King Sh*t featuring T.I.” by Yo Gotti
“No Come Down” by Run the Jewels
“No Games feat. Future” by Rick Ross
“Out of the Black” by Royal Blood
“Radioactive feat. Kendrick Lamar” by Imagine Dragons
“Reach for the Sky” by Spiderbait
“Sail (LED Remix)” by AWOLNATION
“Shepherd of Fire” by Avenged Sevenfold
“Shred or Die” by Dog Blood
“Strife” by Trivium
“Sweat Shock” by J. Roddy Watson & The Business
“The Movement” by Kid Ink
“Wild” by AFI

EA has also developed non-licensed theme music for UFC. These are the
songs available in that category:

“Championship Rounds”
“Fight Math”
“Fighter Zone”
“Final Push”
“Low Approach”
“Path to Victory”
“Redemption”
“The Grind”
“Warrior’s Theme”

There’s also a long series of EA Bonus tracks available:

“After Dark”
“Aftershock”
“Anger Management”
“Baila de los Sombreros”
“Beat the Oddz”
“Cerberus”
“Clash of the Titan”
“Clash2″
“Dubfire”
“Electric Boots”
“Epic Heroes”
“Face of Battle”
“Fight Night Champion Theme 01″
“Fight Night Champion Theme 02″
“Fight Night Champion Theme 03″
“For the Win”
“Gluten King”
“Good Life’
“Great Champions”
“Grudge Match”
“Here 2 Party”
“High Voltage”
“Highland Games”
“I Am Rock”
“I’m A Soldier”
“King of Detroit”
“Mercy Giver”
“Military X”
“Movin Right Along”
“Mudslide”
“Neon Light”
“No Way to Stop Me”
“Overthrow”
“Perrito Caliente”
“Plasma Cutter”
“Razor Blade”
“Reggae Man”
“Revenge is Sweet”
“Rockstep”
“Shake it Easy”
“Shank Tank”
“Shatter”
“Street Preacher”
“Supercooler”
“Tennessee Hoedown”
“Undisputed”
“Untouchable”
“Western Boots”
“Xtreme Team”

These are the UFC bonus tracks available in the game:

“Bum Rushed INST”
“Face the Pain”
“Northern Cold”
“The Ultimate Remix”
“Water In My Hands – INST”

The entrance music that the fighters walk out to can be edited from the Music
menu. Simply switch over to the “Walkouts” tab by using the right trigger.

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For new downloadable content, this is the place to go. If you pre-ordered the
game, then you will have a code that will give you access to the bonus
fighters. If not, you can purchase them from the store.

As of the time of this writing, there is only one bundle available. It is the
Bruce Lee bundle and it comes with Bruce Lee for all of the different fighting
styles. The Bruce Lee bundle costs $5.99.

In addition to the Bruce Lee bundle, you can purchase each version of Bruce
Lee individually from the store as well. Plus, there is a Royce Gracie -
Middlweight fighter you can purchase as well. The fighters cost $1.99 a pop.

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11. Conclusion
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I hope this guide helped you with EA Sports UFC!

Please feel free to check out all my other content on Cheat Masters.

For more information on EA Sports UFC, please refer to the game’s cheat page:

EA Sports UFC – Cheat Page

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