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04-11-2002, 09:29 AM

I'm glad to see the emphasis on fixing the parts of Title Fight 2001 that don't work as well as they should. In my view, the biggest problems are

1-The commentary. There are lots of things going on but it doesn't really let you know who's on top. I much prefer the commentary in APBA Boxing which is leaner but let's you know, for example, who is fighting more aggressively, who is hitting harder, who is missing more punches, who is jabbing more and who is getting in good counterpunches.
2-The editor. It's too hard to use. In APBA boxing you could change ratings by erasing the old rating and inserting a new one. For instance, changing a jab from 10% to 25% meant erasing the 10% and inserting the 25%. In TF 2001, you have to click on the arrow until the 10% increases to 25%, a much more cumbersome procedure.
3-The cut/swelling etc. status bars. I find them difficult to use. You can't tell from them how close the ref or doctor are to stopping the fight.

I hope the new edition will fix a lot of these problems. If so, I'll be very interested in buying it.

04-11-2002, 09:29 AM	#6
60'sfan Guest Posts: n/a	I'm glad to see the emphasis on fixing the parts of Title Fight 2001 that don't work as well as they should. In my view, the biggest problems are 1-The commentary. There are lots of things going on but it doesn't really let you know who's on top. I much prefer the commentary in APBA Boxing which is leaner but let's you know, for example, who is fighting more aggressively, who is hitting harder, who is missing more punches, who is jabbing more and who is getting in good counterpunches. 2-The editor. It's too hard to use. In APBA boxing you could change ratings by erasing the old rating and inserting a new one. For instance, changing a jab from 10% to 25% meant erasing the 10% and inserting the 25%. In TF 2001, you have to click on the arrow until the 10% increases to 25%, a much more cumbersome procedure. 3-The cut/swelling etc. status bars. I find them difficult to use. You can't tell from them how close the ref or doctor are to stopping the fight. I hope the new edition will fix a lot of these problems. If so, I'll be very interested in buying it.