Hey MMArmy. I'm in a bit of a dilemma here.

I haven't logged in for a long time and only have a few guys right now. All my other guys retired.

I am wondering if I should be taking my time, and fighting in smaller organizations for less money, but will be facing competition more my level. Or should I jump into the high paying orgs where my guy will be probably losing, but in the end I'll be getting more money?

For example: Most of my guys have less than 10 fights, in fact, most have less than 5.

My exact situation is that once my guy gets a win or two he can no longer fight for NATF, etc... and I don't know if I should choose to fight in the GEC (since no other small orgs like RR, SH, and the like have anybody in them), or if I should be fighting in Pankrash or LDNET fights, even though the guys in there have much more experience and better stats.

Sorry if that is hard to understand. I have a hard time wording things.

it would help if we knew how many fighter slots you have and what kind of equipment you have



as to picking orgs i am trying to pay a lot more attention to that myself

the game has grown a great deal over the last 3 months....so there is a lot more depth when looking at fighter qualtiy


so if you chase the 1500 in pankrash you better look at the stats of the guys there...if you dont know how just click contract/pankrash/your weight division/random fighters

if you dont feel that you measure up with the fighters that you would be competing with then sign with sao or rr or gec or whatever (those lower ones are the same for now)(update on orgs coming soon)

you make 2k including the win bonus in gec/aoc/sao as opposed to 1500 in pankrash for a loss....plus you will build your pop and ranking up so that next time pankrash will offer you 2250 or so


just my 2 cents

also

it is never about fight totals...ever

look in efc and you will find guys with 30 fights...because they were incubated, the player didnt have time to fight every reset or they just were selective in their match ups


look at the stats and the fighter id#

Awesome explanation, man. Thanks a bunch.

I never though about it like that, about the winning bonus.

The only problem I have with the smaller orgs is that there never seems to be enough people in them. Would you happen to know what the most populated small org (like RR, SH)?

Thanks very much for the help.

Oh btw: incase you're still wondering, I have 14 fighter slots, and I have the 500k equipment in Sambo, JJ, Brawling, Flexibility, Boxing and Power (I changed my camp from a CS to a PG, that's why I bought so much kinds).

1. NATF

2. GEC/RR/AoC

3. PAN/LDNet

4. Pray you have a bood fighter

I've been taking that route with my fighters and they fall into your category, they have pretty low stats. Remember you make more money winning fights, because you get double the purse. I recommend signing to those orgs that are accessible, go as low as possible. PAN/LDNet is better than Logo/LOTC even though higher pop because there is WAY more fighters there whereas LOTC/Logo are filled with stacked fighters from camps that are looking for belt completions or somet crap.

Good to see you back, man. Sad that you switched to a BJJ camp, though.

Good to see you too, man!

I loved CS and GnP. I just couldn't win though. I have been wanting to go back though... but I've dedicated too much to PG.

I sucked with the boxing styles.

Boxing is so under-used it's crazy.

There were 139 entrants to the KoK tournament. Out of all those EFC champions only 2 used CS at the top level to win their fights (both were Leagons fighters.) That should tell you something about style disparity.

Wow, that's pretty crazy.

Maybe it was cause I first started and never switched styles, or I just suck, which I suspect is the main reason.

The problem is CS/SftF is very weak to SIO and thats a style so easily available as a switch to anyone that uses PG/PL (50%+ of the game EASILY). Which is why boxing styles suck.