Thread: Fight Night Ideas List

Fight Manager Idea list

These ideas came from a poster(Michelangelo) from the Title Bout Championship Boxing boards,but I would love to see them in the next Fight Night game.
1. Ability to either Pick a real Life stable (Don King, Golden Boy, Team Palle) or start off with zero fighters.
2. Being able to from the start of the game have the choice between Career Mode or the existing mode.
3. Choosing a year from the current 2006 to 1900 from the start.
4. Fighter contracts: Signing contracts with the salary, role, title fights.
5. Amateur Fighters: Computer generated fighters for you or the other ingame stables to sign.
6. The olypmics: The olympics should be the place where you as a promoter could look at and sign the new and upcoming fighters.
7. Fighter interaction: Fighters being unhappy or happy with their roles.
8. Fight Cards: As a promoter setting up a full fight card.
9. Title belts: All the real life title belts in the game depending on what year you're in.
10. Fighters: Way more fighters than in the game now, more easy win fighters. But instead of having to load all the fighters you pick a region or country in where you want all the fighters, and the rest all the better fighters
11. Assistant: Having a assistant to make things easier for people like me who knows very little about boxing.

not to sound like a bitch, but none of this stuff will make it into fight night. read the interview on the board.

but on a happier note, those would make the game a lot more interesting.

We need to stay in EA's butt like a wedgie! Everyone is just settling for this and not being heard that's why I have the petition thing going.

I'm a fan of keeping things simple personally. I like to get on and play, if I'm spending all my time signing contracts and doing negotiations, and managing other boxers it would take a lot of the fun out of it for me.

Yeah im not a fan of managing multiple boxers, however i do like the slightly unrealistic idea of trying to emerge as the key star of what ever camp you sign to.

I also like the idea of different promoters having differnt plus/down sides, affecting the path of your career.