Depending on the style you chose at the beginning of the story mode, you should pick a complementary style to broaden your list of skills. Luckily, adding fighting styles to your repertoire doesn't cost a lot of dev points.Īfter you've boosted your stats with the first few thousand dev points you get, splurge and purchase a new fighting style. Learn New Styles It's very important to diversify your fighting tactics in Def Jam FIGHT for NY-become too predictable, and your opponents will be able to reverse every attempt you make to go for KOs. When you've built up your stats so high that it starts costing a lot of dev points to go any further, then you can start worrying about the other, less-consequential things.
As you progress through the game's story, your opponents become increasingly strong in all areas and the only way to match them is to boost your own stats.īefore bothering with other ways to spend your dev points, train your skills. Train Your Skills The absolute best way to spend your dev points is to train your skills, boosting your stats in areas such as speed, upper body strength (punch attacks), lower body strength (kicks), etc. There are three basics ways you can spend your development points-to train your skills, learn new fighting styles, or learn new blaze moves-and it's important to know which will give you a better chance of dominating in the fighting ring. The best combination of styles is street fighting and kickboxing-if you can master those styles, you'll have the tools to beat any opponent in the game.įor more details on the strengths and weaknesses of each fighting style, check out the Fighting Styles portion of our guide.Īs you fight your way through the story mode, you'll earn fighter development points that you can spend to increase the strength of your character. Wrestlers have the power early on to wear down opponents, though because they're not as versatile as street fighters you'll have to hope that your opponents don't use too many reversals.Īs you earn more dev points and want to expand your fighting styles, it's important to add a style that will increase your versatility. If street fighting isn't your thing, the next best style to start with is wrestling. The versatility and power in a street fighter's haymaker punch will make early fights a breeze, and will let you quickly build up enough dev points to power up your character and learn other styles.
To start out your underground fighting career, choosing the street fighter style will make your first fights easier than with any other style.
Though four of the five styles definitely have their advantages (the fifth, martial arts, is just about worthless), not all are best to start out with.
Immediately after picking your character's visual style, you're left to make a decision that will affect the rest of your thug life-you choose the fighting style that will be your core. Below are all the tips you'll need to fight your way through this grueling nightmare, including strategies on competing in free-for-all battles, and helpful suggestions for spending your development points most wisely. Of course, pure fighting talent won't pave the road to success without a bit more specific knowledge of the story mode. You'll have to exercise all of the strategies and tactics detailed in the earlier portions of this guide to make it through. The story mode of Def Jam FIGHT for NY is the heart of the game, and it's a rough and constant battle to the top of the underground world.
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