Operation Sports is Going to NBA 2K (Gameplay impressions on 9/11)

[lakers24]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vinny315

I know the arms my seem different but i also mean like literally the body area Like can we have shaq kind of build or a big baby glen davis type of body Or kevin durant's tooth pick like body and so forth. See what i mean ?

If they go off of weight like I'm hoping they will, then I would suppose so. Scanned bodies give me the impression it's possible as Zach Randolph and Jared Sullinger both looked large torso wise, but Sullinger had smaller arms than Z-Bo. If they have different looking arms there is a chance if you increase your weight that your torso should become larger like in older games.

[dj25davis]

All I want to know is there going to be a splitting the double team animation or animations in the game?

[lakers24]

Quote: Originally Posted by strawberryshortcake

I am being serious when I say this: I know you are an intelligent individual. You may have simply overlooked what I wrote. So, let me quote myself one more time below. "No visual crowd reaction when hometown hero Anthony Davis blocks Dwight Howard in the video below." I specifically said "visual" reaction. There is a major difference between visuals and audio. Location: New Orleans Pelican home court. Anthony Davis block on Howard. There are no visual evidence of crowds reacting to the block. Everyone in the crowd is practically in the same position once AD made the block. Maybe New Orleans is simply a reserved crowd. Maybe other factors such as Anthony Davis being such a good shot blocker that blocking Howard is an every day occurrence and Davis blocking anyone is pretty much the norm. That could be the reason why I didn't visually see the crowd physically react. Or maybe this is an old build. Who knows. But just looking at it visually, it doesn't quite jive with what was expressed in the Living Worlds trailer. Spoiler Location: Sacramento Kings home court. Rudy Gay blocks Kobe. This appears to have more fan reaction. Notice the fan top and bottom row and baseline get up and react physically. Spoiler

Tbh, the clip kind of cuts off really quick and I'm sure the crowd probably did react, just not likely to the block in particular. They do it in 2k15 if you get a big block but most times it's followed by me recovering the ball so they could be reacting to the turnover. Either way, 2k's crowds have a tendency to react to things at times and at others not even move so it's hard to tell (just look at the Rudy gay clip where they appear to react).

[Orlson]

Is the face scan easier too use or a least improved

Will you be able to edit shooting form like 2k14 like the shot base and release form for MyPlayer

[TheBadazz]

Are they able to fix the Highlights/Player of the game problem when a 8-12 min. a quarter game is played. Sim player don't play 5 min quarters.

[Vinny315]

Quote: Originally Posted by strawberryshortcake

I am being serious when I say this: I know you are an intelligent individual. You may have simply overlooked what I wrote. So, let me quote myself one more time below. "No visual crowd reaction when hometown hero Anthony Davis blocks Dwight Howard in the video below." I specifically said "visual" reaction. There is a major difference between visuals and audio. Location: New Orleans Pelican home court. Anthony Davis block on Howard. There are no visual evidence of crowds reacting to the block. Everyone in the crowd is practically in the same position once AD made the block. Maybe New Orleans is simply a reserved crowd. Maybe other factors such as Anthony Davis being such a good shot blocker that blocking Howard is an every day occurrence and Davis blocking anyone is pretty much the norm. That could be the reason why I didn't visually see the crowd physically react. Or maybe this is an old build. Who knows. But just looking at it visually, it doesn't quite jive with what was expressed in the Living Worlds trailer. Location: Sacramento Kings home court. Rudy Gay blocks Kobe. This appears to have more fan reaction. Notice the fan top and bottom row and baseline get up and react physically.

Yes thats only because the video ended exactly after the block. And on the second video you can now see that answered your question in the first place

[strawberryshortcake]

Quote: Originally Posted by lakers24

Tbh, the clip kind of cuts off really quick and I'm sure the crowd probably did react, just not likely to the block in particular. They do it in 2k15 if you get a big block but most times it's followed by me recovering the ball so they could be reacting to the turnover. Either way, 2k's crowds have a tendency to react to things at times and at others not even move so it's hard to tell (just look at the Rudy gay clip where they appear to react).

I am going to give 2k the benefit of the doubt here, but it still something that I would like to be addressed in the OS writeup. As specified in my post, I did mention that the Rudy Gay clip is much more representative of a living world. I don't deny that. Were you pointing out the positives in the Rudy Gay that I explicitly mentioned as a counter to why AD's block didn't have a reactive crowd? You say the AD block on Howard cuts away early, but so does the clip seen with Rudy Gay. Immediately after Rudy blocked Kobe, the crowd reacts. But not in the AD clip. There is still enough footage time after AD throws down the block.

Rudy's teammate also immediately caught the ball after the block. So the crowd could simply be reacting to the turnover. I don't know. Anyone's guess. Only the developers would know, which is why I posed the question/concern.

I know you like to give a lot of potential reasons for why certain things look off in 2k's screenshots and likely gameplay footage when other would bring up concerns, which is still opinion based because you don't have direct first hand access and experience in creating said product. Or maybe you do, I don't know. We're all here simply excited and all we can do is form an opinion and hopefully either the developers would take notice or acknowledge to themselves that they've already addressed it.

Let me say this so we don't have a misunderstanding. I enjoy reading your responses. You are an asset to this community. Cheers ( even though I don't drink ).

[Vinny315]

Quote: Originally Posted by strawberryshortcake

I am going to give 2k the benefit of the doubt here, but it still something that I would like to be addressed in the OS writeup. As specified in my post, I did mention that the Rudy Gay clip is much more representative of a living world. I don't deny that. Were you pointing out the positives in the Rudy Gay that I explicitly mentioned as a counter to why AD's block didn't have a reactive crowd? You say the AD block on Howard cuts away early, but so does the clip seen with Rudy Gay. Immediately after Rudy blocked Kobe, the crowd reacts. But not in the AD clip. There is still enough footage time after AD throws down the block. Rudy's teammate also immediately caught the ball after the block. So the crowd could simply be reacting to the turnover. I don't know. Anyone's guess. Only the developers would know, which is why I posed the question/concern. I know you like to give a lot of potential reasons for why certain things look off in 2k's screenshots and likely gameplay footage when other would bring up concerns, which is still opinion based because you don't have direct first hand access and experience in creating said product. Or maybe you do, I don't know. We're all here simply excited and all we can do is form an opinion and hopefully either the developers would take notice or acknowledge to themselves that they've already addressed it. Let me say this so we don't have a misunderstanding. I enjoy reading your responses. You are an asset to this community. Cheers ( even though I don't drink ).

Lol a cat in empty room couldnt react that quiqly to that block you need to re-evaluate that vid omg