How to block in EA Sports UFC 5

How to block in EA Sports UFC 5

• Head Block: When facing punches aimed at your head, you can hold the R2 button on your PlayStation controller to block. This defensive maneuver will help protect your fighter from devastating blows to the head region.
• Body Block: To defend against strikes targeting the body, simply hold the L2 and R2 buttons simultaneously. By doing so, you can minimize the damage inflicted by your opponent's punches and kicks to the body.
• Leg Block: When an opponent attempts a leg kick, use the L2 and R2 buttons combination on PlayStation to block. By properly checking leg kicks, you not only protect yourself from injury but also deal damage to the kicker, creating an opportunity for counterattacks.

• Head Block: On Xbox, hold the L2 and R2 buttons together to defend against head strikes. This defensive maneuver will safeguard your fighter's head region effectively, minimizing the damage received from your opponent's punches.
• Body Block: Similar to PlayStation, Xbox players should also hold the L2 and R2 buttons simultaneously for body blocks. Protecting your body is crucial in preventing significant damage during fights, as it can weaken your stamina and overall performance.
• Leg Block: When an opponent attempts a leg kick, Xbox players should hold the L2 and R2 buttons for effective blocking. By checking leg kicks, you not only protect yourself but also inflict damage on the attacker, potentially discouraging further leg kicks.

• Timing is key: Practice your blocking techniques to learn the optimal timing for each type of strike. Understanding the rhythm and speed of your opponent's attacks will allow you to react and block effectively, minimizing damage.
• Anticipate your opponent's moves: Study your opponent's patterns and tendencies to anticipate their strikes. By understanding their preferred techniques, you can adjust your blocking strategy accordingly, increasing your chances of successfully defending against their attacks.
• Mix up your defense: Don't rely solely on one type of block. Incorporate a variety of blocks to keep your opponent guessing and prevent them from exploiting your predictable defense. By mixing up your defense, you can create openings for counterattacks and maintain control of the fight.