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I got my rematch and was KOd a second time. I had made adjustments to fight plan. I also watched the opponents style in sparring for 12 rds. in sparring. After the fight, I watched the opponents styles for the 12 rds. I was shocked to see that he switched it up. So I ask, do BOTs use a generic FP in sparring, then use a different one in the fight. He used a cover up style all rds of sparring, then used inside, clinch, and allout in real fight. Same as first fight. But sparring was different. How can you prepare for fighter with no previous fights, if the sparring FP is different than real fight?

Bots never change their plans. But Bots are made from real
fighters and carry over the plan they had from that manager.
Alot of FP's have conditionals in them. Which mean in certain situations they will do a different strategy. If score>=2 then XXX. Or if opp tired then xxx. So if the bot did something different that means his FP had him do a certain thing under certain circumstances. If you come across a bot with no FP you have to use your best guess. If you are looking to bot your guy up try and find one with a fight history.

The BOTs are copied from real gyms with real managers and have the last fight plan saved to the original fighter. So you are facing a real fight plan. Depending on the complexity of the plan, it will contain conditionals, which if met, will cause the BOT to do something he otherwise would not have done.

For example:
1) 5/5/10(ring)
3)if score<1 then 6/4/10(ring)
In this example a fighter would go 5/5/10(ring) the entire fight unless after round 3 he has a score of less than 1.

1)5b/10/5(clinch)
If opp=“tired” then 5b/11/4(clinch)
If opp=“hurt” then 5h/11/4(inside)
In this example, the fighter would clinch unless his opponent becomes hurt or tired, which could happen at any point during the fight, making it look random.

1)5b/10/5(clinch)
2)5b/10/5(clinch)
If end>=150-(round-1)*6 then 5b/11/4(inside)
In this example, after round 2 the fighter who has an endurance of 150 (tgh of 15) looks to see how much damage he is taking. If it is 6 or less he is going to brawl inside to the body. This also would appear as random to you, on the other side as you would have no way of knowing that this or the last example are in the FP. The only real way to know is to fight a BOT with a very lengthy record where he has hopefully had them triggered. Probably not the answer you were hoping for.

I do understand. I mean the concept. Not all the coding yet, but I’m working on it. So basically there is no way to prepare for any fighter, BOT or otherwise, without a history of fights. Or at least one. Now, I have seen that the results of the sparring seems to be the same even if I run it more than once. Then in fight it’s a different story. This is why I thought BOTs FP was different for sparring vs real fight. But I get it. I do know my guy got tired, but he didn’t get tired in sparring. That is what confuses me. It’s a BOT. It doesn’t change game plan. I get if opponent is clinching or going to the body to tire me out (happening in real fight), but why doesn’t it happen in sparring not one time? I’m gonna study the fight results again so I can understand what was different in real fight that made the results different than sparring. It’s just something I need to understand before moving on.

Sometimes if you look at how you lost to the BOT, you can sort of figure out what conditional triggered. For instance, in my example of the damage of 6 or less to brawl inside, you can totally do something like 5/1/14 (ring) or something super light hitting so the conditional is met, then come out the next round and do 4h/9/7(chase) when he tries that brawling.