So graceful.
"Za warudo! Toki wo tomare."
3. The game is better. There are actual improvements for once. I thought the last one was really really awful but for the first time, they have a legit playable game on their hands with some neat features.
2. On that note, many of these glitches will also be patched out. Day 1. Also the Beal glitch has happened in every 2k for a while now.
Well, now we know where Kevin Love picked it up from:
https://twitter.com/Michaelwaters2/status/645055827766870016
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Well, now we know where Kevin Love picked it up from:
This is hilarious. Look at how the other Cavs player slides towards JR after he shoots.JR just can't let anyone out fuckball him.
Well, now we know where Kevin Love picked it up from:
https://twitter.com/Michaelwaters2/status/645055827766870016
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Watch the ref at halfcourt in the JR Smith free throw video. I'm crying.
Watch the ref at halfcourt in the JR Smith free throw video. I'm crying.
Watch the ref at halfcourt in the JR Smith free throw video. I'm crying.
Ref was going after the ball. Omfg.Watch the ref at halfcourt in the JR Smith free throw video. I'm crying.
I understand the hate for live but what I don't understand is the love for 2k.
The Curry animation is hilarious but for some reason CP3 passing to Bogut's shoulder made me laugh way more.Possessed Curry:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcr9rZnSVxc
2k gets love because it's the only good choice available, and even most of the fans of the series will admit it has a ton of issues. But it's far from garbage. Bugs and glitches happen (and will probably always happen, I've never seen a sports game without any glitches). If anything though all of 2k's major issues have nothing to do with broken content, most of the stuff I've seen has been minor or just humorous, the bigger problems are just straight up gameplay design choices that either don't work or are frustrating to deal with.I understand the hate for live but what I don't understand is the love for 2k. 2k fans act like 2k is perfect. To me both basketball are trash, same crap I tell my friend I don't care if you think 2k is better than live because both of them are garbage basketball games, going from one garbage to another. I have more experience with the 2k series and that game is full of tons and tons of damn bugs and glitches on the court and especially on the shitty my career cutscenes, everything on 2k always feels tacked on and incomplete with all the damn bugs. I don't know how there are fans for any of these damn ball games.
Live 10 was a competitor when they had Wang for that year. Then Wang left and they went back down hill. Even worse with that Elite crap.
In my mind he yelled out, "PSYCH" just before taking the shot.Kevin Love attempts to hit a free throw...the other way!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y02QynVOs8w
That's not Live 16 but still funny!
The demo is actually quite good.
It has a lot of interesting features... e.g.
1. option for shooting to be all timing based, stat based, or both
2. you can see the % chance to make each shot, or freethrow, right when you shoot
3. while on defense the game points you, without obstructing the view, to the opponent you are defending
4. there is an indicator on defense as to how much or how little you are "covering" a player to make their shot difficult
Overall the animations feel quite good, and the game moves quite responsively. One of the criticisms currently levelled at the 2K series is that the gameplay is too "sticky" from what I remember, as it is not as responsive. Live comparatively feels more fluid, maybe a little too much with some animations which may be uninterruptible, but overall it really does feel quite nice.
Also the graphics, at least in a technical sense, are considerably better than 2K.
I suggest people try out the demo themselves, played the PS4 version and it was surprisingly well done. Reminds me a lot of Live 2004 or 2005, and feels much better than the ice skating that plagued the series for a while. Hopefully the further iron out bugs, though I didn't notice any while playing the game myself.
I'm personally going for NBA 2K16 (Raptors 1999 team... I can't pass that up, sorry Live), but really based on the demo this seems to be a pretty good return to form for the Live series. I hope they continue to improve, because the NBA 2K series really needs more competition.
Not just basketball, every sport but soccer needs a reboot by EA. Madden is a broken rubberbanding ai game. Nhl is just a floaty piece of shit compared to last gen, and this Live demo feels and plays like crap, even compared to the stale 2k series.If the shipped game turns out like this EA needs to stop and work on their gameplay engines and what not for a few years, heck maybe even not come back till the start of next gen.
In the meantime, if they want to release NBA licensed games. Try to bring back NBA Street or something (less Homecourt more Vol 2 in terms of gameplay). Won't be a direct competitor to 2K and could take off since it's been a while.
Breaks the realism, IMO. Not sure why they put these glitches in the game, it's not NBA Jam.
The demo is actually quite good.
It has a lot of interesting features... e.g.
1. option for shooting to be all timing based, stat based, or both
2. you can see the % chance to make each shot, or freethrow, right when you shoot
3. while on defense the game points you, without obstructing the view, to the opponent you are defending
4. there is an indicator on defense as to how much or how little you are "covering" a player to make their shot difficult
Overall the animations feel quite good, and the game moves quite responsively. One of the criticisms currently levelled at the 2K series is that the gameplay is too "sticky" from what I remember, as it is not as responsive. Live comparatively feels more fluid, maybe a little too much with some animations which may be uninterruptible, but overall it really does feel quite nice.
Also the graphics, at least in a technical sense, are considerably better than 2K.
I suggest people try out the demo themselves, played the PS4 version and it was surprisingly well done. Reminds me a lot of Live 2004 or 2005, and feels much better than the ice skating that plagued the series for a while. Hopefully the further iron out bugs, though I didn't notice any while playing the game myself.
I'm personally going for NBA 2K16 (Raptors 1999 team... I can't pass that up, sorry Live), but really based on the demo this seems to be a pretty good return to form for the Live series. I hope they continue to improve, because the NBA 2K series really needs more competition.
I things that were either old or flat out wrong in bold. Feels more fluid and quite nice is very wrong. Graphics being better is very wrong especially in gameplay. It is downright terrible in my opinion. Demo being a good return to form is also quite wrong. It's not only a poor basketball game, it's a poor game in general. It's a game that caters to the lowest skill levels with no attempts to accurately replicate the sport. Yes I played the demo and I deleted it after 20 mins. It was hot garbage.
There is no truth to this.
Accurate player models.
Accurate court spacing.
Accurate play calling.
Accurate ball movement and man movement.
Accurate individual crossovers.
The game has wonky animation here and there. But if you have above avg IQ when it comes to NBA Baskeball, and not just a ability to play 2K. You can clearly see all the good things Live 16 has to offer.
And I didn't even mention how fun and challenging Summer Circuit is.
Also, the game clearly shows you who to guard without impeding the visuals. So I dunno why you bolded 3. It's just a line on the court.