print fighter creation sheet and cheat sheet

bear · 05-24-2007, 01:04 PM

For times when you may not have the game running but may want to work on fighter creation I'm providing a fighter creation sheet in print format and a cheat sheet of fighter creation guidlines from the Title Bout manual

swampdragon · 05-24-2007, 07:05 PM

That will come in handy. Thanks.

bear · 06-02-2007, 12:28 AM

bump

bear · 02-11-2008, 01:34 PM

bump bump

lethal liberal · 11-17-2008, 06:38 PM

Great idea,thanks a lot Bear!! I dont know how I missed this the first time around LOL. Peace and good luck in the new UTBA season..though you obviously dont need luck.

bear · 04-19-2009, 08:54 PM

bump

bear · 07-09-2010, 09:41 AM

bump

bear · 05-26-2011, 08:55 PM

bump

Jackyle · 06-17-2011, 02:19 PM

I tend to rate a lot of boxers around 6-7, I see 8 is average from the cheat sheet from this thread. What do most of the people who rate boxers use?

Control vs. Boxer: 4 through 15 (8 = average 9 or 10 = serious contender 11+ = championship caliber 5 or 6 = journeyman or pre-prime kid)

Jackyle · 06-17-2011, 02:22 PM

And also:

Punching: 26 through 46 (increments of 2)
Counterpunching: 26 through 46 (increments of 2)
Punches Missed: generally between 57 and 64

What are the main factors in choosing these numbers?

bear · 06-17-2011, 09:47 PM

Jackyle
The guidelines in the cheat sheet came from the Trunzo's game manual in earlier versions of the game. I think at the time when the Trunzo's wrote the document the lowest rating a fighter could have was 1. The current version allows for a wide range of 0 rated guys. I tend to look at the fighter rating number more in the manner that you suggest but still look at a fighter with at least one CF rating of 5 as a journeyman.

Relation of HP to 3 Pt punches for current data base is as follows
HP 3pt Range
1 0 to 3
2 3 to 6
3 6 to 9
4 10 to 12
5 13 to 15
6 16 to 20
7 21 to 25
8 26 to 30
9 31 to 36
10 37 to 42
11 42 to 44
12 45 to 47
13 48 to 50
14 51 to 54

4) Standardization of Punches missed and clinching:

These are two areas where all fighters occupy a rather narrow range of ratings. Punches landed (PL), punches missed (PM), clinching (CL) and ring movement (RM) occupy a string of numbers from 22 to 80. Ring movement is not noted but comprises the numbers following a clinch up to the # 79. None of these points on the scales should overlap The following is a rule of thumb that is used currently.

PM - CL
57 - 67 to 69
58 - 68 to 70
59 - 68 to 70
60 - 69 to 71
61 - 69 to 71
62 - 70 to 72
63 - 70 to 72
64 - 71 to 73

Jackyle · 09-20-2011, 08:42 PM

Ok, one more that I think I get sort of right, but just through trial and error.

When doing -

Fight Inside:
Fight Outside:

How do you differentiate the numbers, what makes one boxer a higher fight inside number then another boxer who fights outside just as much but let's less effectively?

bear · 09-21-2011, 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jackyle

Ok, one more that I think I get sort of right, but just through trial and error.

When doing -

Fight Inside:
Fight Outside:

How do you differentiate the numbers, what makes one boxer a higher fight inside number then another boxer who fights outside just as much but let's less effectively?

That's pretty much a judgement call.

05-24-2007, 07:05 PM	#2
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11-17-2008, 06:38 PM	#5
lethal liberal All Star Starter Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Logan,WV Posts: 1,144	Great idea,thanks a lot Bear!! I dont know how I missed this the first time around LOL. Peace and good luck in the new UTBA season..though you obviously dont need luck. __________________ Member of UTBA Coach of Left Jab Inc (You have to be great to be consistently mediocre) Title Bout devotee since 79 The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have little. FDR

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07-09-2010, 09:41 AM	#7
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05-26-2011, 08:55 PM	#8
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06-17-2011, 02:19 PM	#9
Jackyle Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Connecticut Posts: 9,474	Questions for the pro's I tend to rate a lot of boxers around 6-7, I see 8 is average from the cheat sheet from this thread. What do most of the people who rate boxers use? Control vs. Boxer: 4 through 15 (8 = average 9 or 10 = serious contender 11+ = championship caliber 5 or 6 = journeyman or pre-prime kid)

06-17-2011, 02:22 PM	#10
Jackyle Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Connecticut Posts: 9,474	And also: Punching: 26 through 46 (increments of 2) Counterpunching: 26 through 46 (increments of 2) Punches Missed: generally between 57 and 64 What are the main factors in choosing these numbers?

06-17-2011, 09:47 PM	#11
bear Global Moderator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Chicago Posts: 18,798	Jackyle The guidelines in the cheat sheet came from the Trunzo's game manual in earlier versions of the game. I think at the time when the Trunzo's wrote the document the lowest rating a fighter could have was 1. The current version allows for a wide range of 0 rated guys. I tend to look at the fighter rating number more in the manner that you suggest but still look at a fighter with at least one CF rating of 5 as a journeyman. Relation of HP to 3 Pt punches for current data base is as follows HP 3pt Range 1 0 to 3 2 3 to 6 3 6 to 9 4 10 to 12 5 13 to 15 6 16 to 20 7 21 to 25 8 26 to 30 9 31 to 36 10 37 to 42 11 42 to 44 12 45 to 47 13 48 to 50 14 51 to 54 4) Standardization of Punches missed and clinching: These are two areas where all fighters occupy a rather narrow range of ratings. Punches landed (PL), punches missed (PM), clinching (CL) and ring movement (RM) occupy a string of numbers from 22 to 80. Ring movement is not noted but comprises the numbers following a clinch up to the # 79. None of these points on the scales should overlap The following is a rule of thumb that is used currently. PM - CL 57 - 67 to 69 58 - 68 to 70 59 - 68 to 70 60 - 69 to 71 61 - 69 to 71 62 - 70 to 72 63 - 70 to 72 64 - 71 to 73 __________________ Bear's Unstable UTBA Season Four Gold Conference Central Division Champion First UTBA expansion franchise to win a conference divisional title

09-20-2011, 08:42 PM	#12
Jackyle Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Connecticut Posts: 9,474	Ok, one more that I think I get sort of right, but just through trial and error. When doing - Fight Inside: Fight Outside: How do you differentiate the numbers, what makes one boxer a higher fight inside number then another boxer who fights outside just as much but let's less effectively?