Guide for UFC 3

Welcome to guide apps. It’s been a while since THQ last released a UFC Undisputed title, and in that time, the mixed martial arts fighting league has seen its audience grow exponentially. With so many new fans just learning the ins and outs of MMA, we’ve created this guide to give newcomers a leg up on the competition.

Thus, submitted for your approval are Ultimate Team Tips that will greatly improve your game, help you ascend the ladder, and avoid some seriously embarrassing losses.

- Right/Left Rolling Sobbat

- QUICK Superman Punches from either hand when not moving to start combos.

- Standing Rear Naked Choke from Back Clinch (very legit when leveled, plus it looks amazing)

- Any elbow from ground top positions

- Any transition from your back that moves you to the top position, if you're having problems with getting ground and pounded

- Submission Switches are probably the only way to tap a fighter out before they're tired/rocked. Kneebar/Toe Hold from half guard is a good one, as is the classic Kimura/Armbar from side control

Surviving in the virtual Octagon remains challenging in UFC, even with the new "amateur" controls.

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Everyone knows that fighting in the UFC is one of the most physically testing things any human can do in life. Having the likes of Ronda Rousey, Conor McGregor, and Jon Jones trying to incapacitate you must be one of the most daunting moments in any of their opponents life, and you too can (almost) have that experience thanks to EA’s UFC 2.

Predatory Loot Boxes be damned, Ultimate Team is awesome. It is. Combining collectible card games like Magic The Gathering with game-based competitions in Madden, FIFA, NHL, NBA Live, and now UFC, there’s nothing else quite like the thrill of asserting your digital dominance through a frankenstein of a team or fighter you created and personalized.

That said, of all the Ultimate Team modes, UFC’s is the most…weird. You have a ‘team’ sure, but you actually have individually customized fighters using items and perks and moves, instead of a single team filled with players you purchased from packs or won in solo challenges. As a result, winning at Ultimate Team in UFC is a strange beast, as while the rules remain the same, the strategy you take to winning, changes greatly. You are not going to be angling for flash knock-outs. You will be watching your opponent carefully.

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