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If you have the Source version, under UFE.cs line 1520 change this:

p1Controller.humanController = inputManager.GetComponent<AbstractInputController>();

to this:

p1Controller.humanController = GetComponentInChildren<AbstractInputController>();

I'll patch this soon and improve on it.

Source version now available.

UFE 3 is currently available through Patreon, but it still some way off from being as polished as UFE 2.

On the good news though: UFE 2.6 is coming soon. This next update will be very significant. It includes several fixes and updates to the rollback netcode (this time 100% desync free) among MANY revisions to the entire core.

Stay tunned, I'll have an official announcement this Saturday.

Under Global Editor -> Network Options, try changing the following configurations:
Under Rollback Netcode:
- Max Fast-Forward Per Frame: 3000
- Input Buffer Size: 20
- Spawn Buffer Size: 30
- Rollback Balancing: Conservative

Frame Delay Netcode:
- Default Frame Delay: 4

Synchronization Test:
- Desync Action: Disabled

If you bought UFE 1.8 through the Asset Store you should see an automated discount applied to UFE 2 PRO. You can see the price points in the upgrade table right bellow the prices for UFE 2 here:
http://www.ufe3d.com/doku.php/prices

If you bought it using Payhip or Sellfy, PM me the invoice number for your purchase so I can generate a discount code for you.

Yeah this unfortunately is a limitation to the engine. Right now throw techs can only trigger generic moves.

In the next update I'll add a way for moves to be automatically linked to one another based on character specific casters (similar to Opponent Override's Character Specific Move option).

You could use one continuous animation and have the total stun value play out with Opponent Override -> Stun time, or split your reaction animation into several different overrides and make each hit trigger a different override move.

This could be related to the "file ID" issue that can happen when updating versions. Here, check this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6QriL3973k&t=520s
On 9:07 Etra explains how you can fix this by manually changing the file ids using Notepad ++

Like FreedTerror mentioned, the reason for it is in fact the assembly definition.
There are 2 ways you can fix this:
Use the inherited class instead
There is a class called "DefaultChallengeModeGUI". This class inherits ChallengeMode and its outside the assembly scope. You can access anything from the parent class as well as make references to your singleton.

Delete the assembly definitions (Source version)
Delete the following files:
\UFE\Engine\Scripts\Core\UFE3D.asmdef
\UFE\Engine\Editor\UFE3D.Editor.asmdef
These definitions are not needed in the Source version. Deleting these files will "free" the core scripts from enclosure and you will be able to make your static reference from there.

You can change how the information is displayed under the file DefaultChallengeModeGUI.cs

The data is displayed under the function OnGUI() as "GUILayout.Label".

You can read more about it here:
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReferenc … Label.html
And here:
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/GUISkin.html

You can change the force applied during horizontal inputs by disabling "Force Digital Input" under Global Editor -> Input Options.

As for changing the animation, there is no direct option for that.
You could use moves to achieve this, but it can be a bit more complicated. You could make a move that requires a "charge forward" input that links to itself as far as the input is still being pressed.

Under Character Editor -> Move Sets -> Basic Moves -> Fall Down Reactions, try setting the Wrap Mode on every option to "Clamp Forever".