NBA 2K20 Demo Available Now

[Antonioshellz]

[quote=Pappy Knuckles;2049889143]This dribbling system is the best it's ever been in the series by far. I'm so ready to try out the different styles.



Yeah. I'm ready to see what this Tim Hardaway style is looking like.

[The 24th Letter]

Yeah, I definitely can't wait to see all of the different styles. They didn't just give us slow, medium and fast packages but actual levels in shiftiness to choose between. It's a dope concept.

I think they also did a great job with the stick control for finishing with the left or right hand. This element has been a little hit and miss the last couple of years...

[blk5tar5]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pappy Knuckles

This dribbling system is the best it's ever been in the series by far. I'm so ready to try out the different styles.

dribble fatigue
performing too many dribble moves when your player's stamina is low will cause them to fumble the ball?

Real Question is did 2K adjust the stamina/fatigue in the PNO for 5/6 min games. I seen plenty of youtuber' talking about doing shamgod and all now if you do a shamgod is your stamina/fatigue shorten?

Only time will tell if this was truly implemented! I love listening to lies when i know the truth!

[Pappy Knuckles]

Quote: Originally Posted by blk5tar5

dribble fatigue performing too many dribble moves when your player's stamina is low will cause them to fumble the ball? Real Question is did 2K adjust the stamina/fatigue in the PNO for 5/6 min games. I seen plenty of youtuber' talking about doing shamgod and all now if you do a shamgod is your stamina/fatigue shorten? Only time will tell if this was truly implemented! I love listening to lies when i know the truth!

That is true. You really can't go heavy on the right stick at all when you're tired. When Mike Wang tweaks the stamina, I hope that the changes aren't too drastic. Left stick manuevering doesn't tax your stamina, so the trade-off is already very good .

I was just messing around in that video, but I hate dribble spam more than most. It's been infuriating watching idiots spam moves for the entire shot clock in the Park all year.

I was joking around with a member here that 2K should just section off a part of the neighborhood, and let these dudes dribble their hearts out. Stick that **** in an alley behind a building, or out there with the slamball courts. Half of these super dribblers don't care if they win or lose anyway, might as well.

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[richmo]

Saw a few nice things in my time fiddling with the demo, which hopefully translates to post launch and on higher difficulties.

I think I remember in a blog where they mentioned talking about the CPU defense reacting better to your inputs and it definitely looks like so.










Also, I LOVE how when a player either spots up behind the corner three or is already standing there they don't take it with their foot on the line!






Here, an example of the CPU splitting my PnR Defense:




And a rare moment when defenders actually rotate beautifully with help-the-helper and encourage a touch-pass ball swing

[wrestlinggod1]

Is there a way to change the look of your myplayer when trying a new build? It always defaults to my first one.

[JoFri]

Quote: Originally Posted by richmo

Spoiler Saw a few nice things in my time fiddling with the demo, which hopefully translates to post launch and on higher difficulties. I think I remember in a blog where they mentioned talking about the CPU defense reacting better to your inputs and it definitely looks like so. Also, I LOVE how when a player either spots up behind the corner three or is already standing there they don't take it with their foot on the line! Here, an example of the CPU splitting my PnR Defense: And a rare moment when defenders actually rotate beautifully with help-the-helper and encourage a touch-pass ball swing

Nice!
I notice Norman Powell's head smaller in proportion, that was great. The signature shots for him and Siakam are still off. The cpu defensive pressure on the ball handler looks more lenient than 19, allowing ball handlers some space to setup the dribbles. Rookie level by default?