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“McGregor Didn’t Look Too Bad”- Fans Sympathize With Max Holloway After UFC Star’s EA SPORTS UFC 5 Character Goes Viral

Published 09/17/2023, 3:26 AM EDT

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After a patient three-year wait, the UFC franchise is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of EA UFC 5. With four previous installments, the series has seen its fair share of ups and downs, often leaving fans with mixed feelings about its overall quality. Critics often highlight concerns about the game’s perceived lack of authenticity in areas like fight stoppages, the ground game system, and other gameplay mechanics. As the gaming community eagerly awaits the release of EA UFC 5, there’s a palpable sense of excitement mixed with cautious optimism in the air.

One certain thing has caught people’s attention. One character, in particular, has drawn the focus of fans and spectators, and that character is Max Holloway in the upcoming UFC 5.

Max Holloway’s controversial in-game avatar: UFC 5 graphic design debate

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UFC 5 has been in the making for three years, and fans are highly enthusiastic about its release. The official trailer, accessible on EA Sports UFC’s YouTube channel, showcases a variety of exciting new graphics. However, the purported Max Holloway character in the game has sparked concerns about the game’s graphical quality. As soon as Holloway’s character was leaked, fans rushed to the internet to share their opinions.

 

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The character design has left many fans feeling dismayed, and here are a few comments from them:

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Looks like celebrity death match lol
Got cars that drive themselves yet this the graphics ? Wow
Bruh Mcgregor didn’t look too bad, this is rough stuff 
This surely isn’t real
Ain’t no way 
STOP playin, boy ain’t no fucking way boy
Back to wii characters man??
Tats not even close to accurate… do better UFC it’s 2023

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The diverse range of reactions from fans makes it clear that they are deeply dissatisfied with the in-game character design. However, opinions among netizens are divided, with some observers suggesting that this might not be the final in-game character design. Furthermore, certain fans have gone as far as to compare it to McGregor’s design from the previous game, noting that even his design didn’t appear as poor as this one.

UFC 5 shocks fans with ‘Mature Rating’: A grittier, bloodier game awaits!

This time, Electronic Arts (EA) is taking a bold step with the upcoming UFC 5. UFC 5 is set to be the first game in the series to receive an M rating, or a mature rating. EA’s sports games typically appeal to a broad audience, making them accessible to younger players. However, this decision means that UFC 5 will only be purchasable by individuals aged 17 and older without parental consent.

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EA justified the M rating by stating that the game has increased attention to detail, particularly in terms of blood and injuries. The increased realism will result in more intense violence and bloodshed, thus justifying the M rating. Are you excited about the upcoming UFC 5? Please let us know in the comments below.

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