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Striking Offense

UFC 5: Consejos y trucos

Punches

Kicks

Spinning Strikes

Strike Vulnerability

Clinch Offense

Combinations

Simplified Controls

Running Strikes

Striking Defense

Catch Kicks

Blocking Strikes

Head Movement

Lunges

Block & Guard Breaks

Strike Vulnerability: Defense

Clinch Defense

Ground Offense

Standing Takedown

Ground and Pound Offense

Transitions

Grapple Assist

Ground Defense

Defending Transitions

Defending Takedowns

Transition Cancels

Ground & Pound Defense

Stamina & Health

Stamina

Health

Damage Icons

Submissions

Submission Defense

Submission Slams

Submission Counters

Submission Strikes

Submission Offense

Submission Chains

Stamina Effects

Flying Submissions

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Alexander Volkanovski y Valentina Shevchenko protagonizan la portada de la Edición Estándar de UFC 5.

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5 alter egos de Orígenes (Conor McGregor - 2013, Israel Adesanya - 2017, Alexander Volkanovski - 2011, Valentina Shevchenko - 2014, Leon Edwards - 2015)

Lote cosmético de Orígenes (22 artículos)

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Alter ego: Orígenes (Israel Adesanya, Alexander Volkanovski, Valentina Shevchenko, Conor McGregor, Leon Edwards)

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Los alter ego de Leyendas de la UFC (Kevin Randleman, Jens Pulver): Prime (Tony Ferguson, Nate Diaz, Donald Cerrone, Cody Garbrandt, Eddie Alvarez)

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¿Qué define a una pelea de MMA? El riesgo, la técnica, el drama y la realidad pura del momento. UFC 5 lo refleja con más detalle que nunca: gráficas mejoradas de última generación que redefinen las animaciones del juego, sistemas de daño que combinan la brutalidad y la estrategia del juego de pelea, actualizaciones de la jugabilidad que hacen que la acción resulte aún más fluida y realista, y mucho más.

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PRESENTACIÓN

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MODOS DE JUEGO

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Hooks are a close range strike used to cause heavy damage. Use a Hook to catch an opponent who tends to move right or left often. Body hooks can often be used in succession within combos, to deliver high damage.

**Inputs:**

^LB^ + ^X^ or ^Y^ (Hold ^LT^ for Body)


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on hooks.

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Hooks


Roundhouse Kicks are heavy damage strikes that can end fights if landed flush. Roundhouse Kicks also cost a lot of stamina and can significantly decrease your Maximum Stamina if you fail to land it. Try not to overuse the Roundhouse Kick, it is easily countered with simple Head Movement or distance management. You also have very high Strike Vulnerability when throwing this kick.

**Inputs:**

^LB^ + ^A^ or ^B^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on roundhouse kicks.

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Roundhouse Kick


Uppercuts are a close range strike used to counter an opponent who is leaning forward or attempting a takedown. Uppercuts to the body pack a lot of power, even as a single strike.

**Inputs:**

^RB^ + ^X^ or ^Y^ (Hold ^LT^ for Body)


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on uppercuts.

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Uppercuts


Overhands are the most damaging punches available, but also cost the most Stamina so throw them wisely. If the opponent is turtling up, try throwing an overhand after a few jabs, to blast through the block.

**Inputs:**

^LB^ + ^X_HOLD^ or ^Y_HOLD^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on overhands.

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Overhands


Straights are utilized mostly as an intercepting strike or a start to a combination. Use your Straight to intercept an opponent who is throwing Hooks or Overhands.

**Inputs:**

^X^ or ^Y^ (Hold ^LT^ for Body)


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Straights and Jabs


Throwing advanced kicks like the Lead 360 Tornado Kick and the Jumping Switch Kick looks cool, but can cost you the fight if thrown too often or they miss their intended target. Be very careful when throwing these type of strikes as your Strike Vulnerability is very high. Grapple Advantage is in favour of your opponent leaving you open for a takedown.

**Inputs:**

Lead Tornado Kick: ^A^+^B^ then ^LB^+^A^

Back Spinning Heel Kick: ^A^+^B^ then ^B^

View your Fighter Moves from Game Help inside the Pause Menu during Gameplay.


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UFC 5 Advanced Spinning Kicks

Advanced Spinning Kicks


A Spinning Back Kick (body) can be performed by pressing ^B^ during a spin. A Spinning Heel Kick (head) can be performed by pressing ^A^ during a spin.

**Inputs:**

Spinning Back Kick (body) ^B^

Spinning Heel Kick (head) ^A^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on spinning kicks.

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Spinning Kicks


Use ^LS^ to move your opponent around in the Clinch. The Clinch won&#39;t last forever, so time your strikes and attempt your transitions quickly.

**Inputs:**

^LS^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on moving your opponent.

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Move Your Opponent


New to UFC 5, the Clinch is the close-range, grapple-fight variation of the Stand-up Game. To enter the Clinch, hold ^RB^ and tap ^X^ or ^Y^ (whichever is your Lead hand). 


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Attempt Clinch


Cage Strikes can be performed by fighters like Anthony Pettis or Jose Aldo. All Cage Strikes require you to move either your back, your side, or the front of your body against the cage when you input the strike and you must be stationary when attempting them.

**Inputs:**

Opponent Back Against Cage Strikes

Flying Knee: ^LB^+^RT^+^B^

Spinning Kick: ^LB^+^RB^+^A^ 

Parallel with Cage Strikes

Showtime Kick: ^LB^+^RB^+^B^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on using cage kicks.

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Cage Kicks


A Spinning Backfist can be performed by pressing ^Y^ during a spin. A Spinning Elbow can be performed by pressing ^X^ during a spin.

**Inputs:**

Spinning Backfist ^Y^
Spinning Elbow ^X^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on how to do the spinning backfist.

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Spinning Backfists and Elbows


In order to perform a spinning strike, first you must spin. You can spin clockwise (while standing Orthodox) by pressing ^A^+^B^, and the opposite direction by pressing ^LB^+^A^+^B^. After triggering the spin, immediately press an attack button (^A^, ^B^, ^X^, or ^Y^) to perform a spinning attack. Some fighters have access to additional spinning kicks that use the ^LB^, ^RB^, or ^LT^ modifiers in conjunction with ^A^ or ^B^. Some fighters have different spinning attacks available depending on the direction of the spin so experiment accordingly.

**Inputs:**

Rear Spin ^A^+^B^
Lead Spin ^LB^+^A^+^B^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on how to spin.

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How to Spin


While throwing a strike, your own Strike Vulnerability increases; in other words, you take more damage if you are hit while attempting to throw your own strike. Time your strikes carefully! 


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Active Strike Vulnerability


Body Roundhouse Kicks when landed flush can cause significant Body Damage to your opponent. It also eats up your opponent&#39;s Maximum Stamina. Becoming predictable with your Body Roundhouse Kicks means your opponent can easily catch them. See Catch Kicks in Striking DEFENSE.

**Inputs:**

^LT^ + ^A^ or ^B^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on body roundhouse kicks.

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Body Roundhouse Kick


A good way to deter a kickboxer is to close the distance and pressure them. You can counter this by pushing your opponent. You can push a fighter who is attempting to crowd you with ^RT^+^X^+^A^ (^Y^+^B^ for Southpaw). Pushing your opponent can combine with a Roundhouse Kick.

**Inputs:**

^RT^+^X^+^A^(^Y^+^B^ for Southpaw)


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Pushing For Distance


Leg Kicks are brutally punishing when landed. Leg Kick damage does not recover over time. So landing a Leg Kick at the start of the fight might not mean much, but they can add up quickly. Leg Kicks can also be checked easily, which causes significant damage to the thrower. Becoming predictable with your Leg Kicks could lead to you being hurt badly.

**Inputs:**

^A^ or ^B^


UFC 5 Screenshot depicting a training session focusing on leg kicks.