No doubt he can shoot with his plan after launch

After a long period of early access, the boxing simulator Unexceptionable made his way into the world. For years, the licensed box genre lay dormant in games, causing Unexceptionable a truly exciting prospect. EA Fight night the franchise hasn't released a game since 2011, so many boxing fans were excited about possibly getting a new franchise focused on the sport.

However, the full launch of the game was not smooth sailing. A large part of the reception area Unexceptionable made it the recipient of mixed reviews. While the game has been praised for many of its combat mechanics, much of the criticism concerns the multiplayer and the lackluster story of the career mode. Now the developer Steel City Interactive has confirmed it UnexceptionableThe first update won't arrive until December, a potential franchise may risk digging itself into an early grave.

Slow post-launch support doesn't bode well for Undisputed's future

A slow pace could crush franchise potential

Steel City Interactive recently responded to player feedback, particularly regarding online multiplayer, via a blog post. In an official statement from the team, it was revealed that the first major update for the Unexceptionable will arrive sometime in mid December. Many of these major issues such as Unexceptionable's power punches, have become notorious in the gaming community. It's now common for many titles to experience bugs and issues at launch, but some players find online play completely broken.

In today's fast-paced industry, waiting two months to receive official patches for specific issues is a really long time for many gamers. If these problems persist long enough, mixed reviews for Unexceptionable they are likely to see a decline, which could really hurt his chances of becoming the next big name in the world of boxing. As the fighting sports genre quickly overshadowed the UFC and WWE, many boxing fans were ready to experience the sport's renaissance in gaming. Unfortunately, if Unexceptionable unable to deliver timely updates in the future, the game's player base and attention could quickly disappear.

Unexceptionable
boasts authentic combat mechanics and a roster that includes an extensive list of licensed fighters.

Undisputed will hopefully pick up the pace

Planned updates for mid-December patch

• I am fixing diving reactions
• Fixing issues with power strikes in online matches
• Deontay Wilder is less powerful, especially his power hook
• DLC fighters that cannot be used online will be fixed
• Fixed issues with players getting stuck in transition screens after winning with a TKO injury
• DLC will not appear for secondary Xbox accounts for some players.

Mixed reviews are a rocky enough start for any release, but not bringing a much-needed patch to the game until two months after its 1.0 release doesn't send a positive message to many players. Nailing the combo Unexceptionable you can feel great and the combat mechanics as a whole show a lot of promise. However, if Steel City Interactive fails to bring timely patches to the game, then Unexceptionable may have lacked the traction needed to secure a larger series. Boxing's drought at the Games was an unfortunate turn of events and Unexceptionable it had the potential to get back into swing.

With so much potential, the game can't exactly be discounted just yet, but hopefully Steel City Interactive can bring major fixes to the game in a much more efficient time frame than its first update. If Unexceptionable wants to be the next big name in licensed boxing games, then focusing on its post-launch support will likely be key. After a long period of early access, these issues brought even more frustration, but Unexceptionable he may still have a chance to bounce back from his divisive start.