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This 'Shot fatigue' thing is the most ridiculous mechanics for 2k15
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There is shooter fatigue and there is this stuff.Chicago Bulls
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Re: This 'Shot fatigue' thing is the most ridiculous mechanics for 2k15
Thank you for confirming you've never played either. Any good shooter will tell you, you shoot with your legs. And your legs are the first thing that go when you shoot a lot.Beavers|Red Sox|Buccaneers|NBA HoopsComment
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LOL @ 30/30... I'd be like, "I'm not even mad yo..." CTHUComment
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I really hate this "shot fatigue" nonsense. Just keep it simple and incorporate it into the current fatigue mechanic.Last edited by pdx_24; 10-23-2014, 09:27 PM.Comment
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as a baller, i can say i have NEVER gotten tired off shooting alone. and hell, i had 4 hour shoot arounds. if and when i do get tired while balling, its while im on defense. i honestly use most of my energy on Defense since thats what my thing is. where is a reason why most high profile scorers seem to give no ****s on defense. cause it makes them tired and they cant do the thing they get paid to do the most, be scorers.Comment
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You also don't play... Wow. You can get tired shooting, you're legs don't have it but be fine in defense and other aspects. I'm sorry, it's a real thing. Anyone who disagrees, shows me they don't play or they are terrible shooters. Either case. Your legs tiring in your shot is a thing and it's not just overall fatigue.Beavers|Red Sox|Buccaneers|NBA HoopsComment
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This 'Shot fatigue' thing is the most ridiculous mechanics for 2k15
I guess since your Bballcoach your end all. I play hoops 4 times a week.
I'm the one that said legs are the most important part of shooting. I also said allot of other parts of basketball tire your legs out before shooting does.
But whatever, your the coach.
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2k did a great job with shot fatigue this year.
1. You are required to play to the strength of your team, and shoot with the guys who shoot alot in real life.
2. It takes a ton of energy to get up 20 shots a game. That is why most scorers guard the other teams weakest defender to save energy on defense.
3. Even in 3 point shooting contests with the nba's best shooters those dudes get worn down after they put up a certain amount of shots and they arent even working for those shots.
4. I think they should factor in things like whether or not someone is a set or jumpshooter and the set shooter should fatigue slower.
5. In real life you cant jack shots up with one guy the whole game. Even melo has jr smith taking up shot attempts.Psn: Alabamarob
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An argument that it is realistic or "sim" can be made but in the end I think it is 90% a game design decision to force gamers to play the game in a more sim fashion.
It is a unrealistic mechanic designed to make gamers play realistically.
I'm cool with that.Comment
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No shooters fatigue? Are you kidding me? I'm doing the all-star break on mycareer doing the 3 pt contest, I've restarted 15x now and my arm is tired as hell, and I'm not even really doing anything.
Rofl.Comment
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I agree. 2K still can't make 12 minute quarters feel realistic. Especially in MC. They want to limit the score, stop making the coach have you subbed in so much and stop allowing heavily contested mids drop.
I understand this year they wanted to make it more realistic where if a hand is not up or close it's considered an open shot, but poor AI, ridiculous shooting %s, forced drives during fast breaks, second chance points and too much reliance on momentum is what causes the issue. Tweak those and the game will be more on point.Check out my gaming channel YouTube.com/OffTheBrinkTV for Tips, Tricks, Tutorials, Walkthroughs and Let's Play videos!Comment
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2k did a great job with shot fatigue this year.
1. You are required to play to the strength of your team, and shoot with the guys who shoot alot in real life.
2. It takes a ton of energy to get up 20 shots a game. That is why most scorers guard the other teams weakest defender to save energy on defense.
4. I think they should factor in things like whether or not someone is a set or jumpshooter and the set shooter should fatigue slower.
It takes energy but it should be a combined fatigue system, not 2 seperate ones. If I don't rebound or play D, I should be able to take more shots before my shot quality tanks. Take Oscar Schmidt for example, ("best player to never play in the NBA"), 50k career points and a shameless gunner, said his secret to dropping 40+ decent shots a game is "don't start playing defense until the 2nd half".Comment
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Shot fatigue wouldn't be a big deal if your teammates in MyCareer could actually hit their shots.
Once your guy's shot fatigue kicks in you're left relying on your teammates that shoot around 20% it seems like.
And it doesn't help that the cpu seems to have the opposite of " Shot Fatigue ", the longer the game drags on, the more deadly they become when shooting the ball.Comment
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One part that I think everyone can agree on is that whether you think shot fatigue is realistic or not, it limits youre ability to set records and make history which is a huge draw for games like this.
I watched LeBron drop 60+ on the Bobcats last year, at one point it was clear we were going to win but Spo kept LeBron in the game, why? Because one of his assistant coaches said this is a special night for him, hes feeling it just let him see what he can do.
It wasn't about the game anymore, LeBron was just chasing his own greatness. This factor limits those special moments.
Kobe having that stretch of dropping 50+ multiple times in a week? I can't do it. Jordan dropping 60+ in the playoffs? I can't do it.Comment
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You also don't play... Wow. You can get tired shooting, you're legs don't have it but be fine in defense and other aspects. I'm sorry, it's a real thing. Anyone who disagrees, shows me they don't play or they are terrible shooters. Either case. Your legs tiring in your shot is a thing and it's not just overall fatigue.
This "shot fatigue" thing doesn't seem to distinguish fatigue from creating shots and the mere act of shooting, which is a flaw. It seems that it doesn't matter how you got the shots, if you shoot a certain amount you hit this arbitrary "shot fatigue". If all of my shots came by spotting up and not because I created space, I should be able to put 50 shots without breaking a sweat (assuming I'm not running around like crazy to find an open spot).Comment
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