NBA 2K14 Next-Gen Season Simulation Declares Heat As Champs

[cthurt]

Never been more impressed looking at the back of players heads before, but that Nets pic is simply amazing.

[Cowboy008]

Looks great.

[SouthBeach]

Where are the people that were saying Rose didn't look good in next gen 2K14?

Granted, his body is a bit on the slim side, his face looks great.

[Gosens6]

Quote: Originally Posted by SouthBeach

The Heat's regular season record seems a bit too high given how injury prone Wade is and the absence of Mike Miller defensively. And I'm surprised the Raptors weren't simulated into the 8th spot or 7th. And the Pacers at 6th? Hahaha. Okay. This must have been simulated with Roy Hibbert starting at point guard.

The Heat had the exact same record last year in real life, and this year, D. Wade is in the best shape he's been in years. No reason that can't match that record again.

As for the Pacers, who knows if they'll be able to match what they did last year. That was a phenomenal team performance. They're gonna need to click, and click good again to match what they did. Especially with Miami, Chicago, Brooklyn and New York there.

Them getting the 6th seed can very well happen.

[alabamarob]

Grizzlies and pacers have losing records. Is this an omen that the small market defensive teams will get screwed again? Sometimes the small things can tell a lot.

[blingballa333]

I like...those screens are gorgeous.

Maybe the Pacers had some injuries? That's my guess.

[VDusen04]

Quote: Originally Posted by Gosens6

In 2011-2012, only the Spurs had 50 wins in the West, and only Chicago had 50 in the East. Happens more often than you think, buddy.

You may want to ease up a little, guy. There was a lockout prior to the 2011-2012 season, resulting in a much shorter schedule, hence the lower win totals.

[Gosens6]

Quote: Originally Posted by VDusen04

You may want to ease up a little, guy. There was a lockout prior to the 2011-2012 season, resulting in a much shorter schedule, hence the lower win totals.

True, but even last year, 6 teams had over 50 wins, in the sim, it was 4. Is it REALLY that big of a difference?

It really differentiates. Sometimes you have 12 teams with over 50, sometimes 6. You never know what you're gonna get. Then you have to factor in injuries, trades, all that kinda stuff