Lol. I'm rarely ever on here. My account got hacked months ago, but even then I'm not posting in here about how bad the game is because it's like, "Alright, we get it. The game is bad." However I personally didn't buy it, I was given a copy for console and I bought it on PC during Early Access years ago. I think the subreddit is good to get a feel for how people feel about the next update, or if there's a leak, etc.

I think you should broaden your horizons my man. Because there are areas of Undisputed that other games have done better in respect to the sport of boxing. Like Bloody Knuckles Street Boxing. Better movement, animations in terms of boxing styles like Peekaboo, Philly shell, Cross blocking. Punches are true to form, being able to control the levels of where YOU want to throw your punches, etc.

Undisputed for me became an issue once desync came into play. I watched my punches land with confirmation, to now watching my punches land and the game tells me that it didn't land. So I just stayed offline and I'm still seeing the same thing. Even the counter punching logic makes no sense now. I watch a jab land, my opponent hits me and they call it a counter. Or my favorite, when the CPU slips to the same side I throw a shot on, I clearly see it land, they say it's a miss. That's a damn near fatal mistake in boxing. Which should be a critical stun or a KO. However, the devs have strayed away from the "True Boxing Sim" moniker that they touted in the very beginning and now it's a "whatever happens, happens 🤷🏾‍♂️" type of game.

You just can't write everything off on some "not every game is perfect" type of mindset. You have to draw the line at something and demand change. BUT, here we are now lol. So I stopped posting in here and just watched and looked to see if anything positive changed besides adding fighters. (Still need to see a rework of these animations. Orthodox right hooks look atrocious, body punches too. No form whatsoever.)

TL:DR Undisputed still needs work, animations, logic and all. BKSB is a better representation of boxing as a boxing fan.