NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

[Gosens6]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

http://www.operationsports.com/featu...or-mike-wang-/

So if you beat your defender and have a wide open lane or are finishing off a fastbreak layup with no one around, you’re not going to brick the shot even if you completely ignore the timing feature. You still have to take good shots with the right guys to be successful.

All this means is that you don't have to get perfect timing on lay ups to actually make them.

You'll still miss wide open shots. Just as players in the real NBA do every single game.

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[raiderphantom]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

dont know if this has been asked already, but is there a easier way to choose your freelance offense now. Since there are 30 of them now, i would assume we can choose them before the game starts

Even if you can't choose them prior to the game there is an easier menu instead of having to tab over all those pages. I believe Mike said it himself that you can bring up a directional menu and quickly flick the RS toward the freelance you wish to use.

[Baebae32]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

I'm just guessing, but if this year is like last year, we'll get a blog from Scott O'Gallagher on defense and defensive AI that will over Ice and lots of other defensive system updates. I would imagine some time this week.

Guess its a waiting game then now haha. Thanks

[lossanthon]

Hi Mike,
Will fake pass while driving for a layup a la Magic and Rondo to get the defender to bite be in the game? This would be really helpful and more importantly like real basketball. I've read that it's in 2K16 and previous versions, but it's the one thing I've never been able to pull off, if it was really in.

Thanks

[ksuttonjr76]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

I hope to GOD that the stupid algorithm of 'your player(s) have a random chance to be hot or cold at the beginning of the game, so it's up to you, the user, to figure out who will be the hot hand this game' is completely gone this year. If a player goes hot or cold should SOLELY be dependent on the user's play and decisions, not some goofy random algorithm that chooses for them.

That was a pain in PNO. I don't mind it, but I swear it was a guarantee that Paul George was going to be cold to start the half no matter how well he performed in the first half.

[BezO]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

Beluba, hopefully your still responding to this thread. Any chance relative shooting controls get patched in?

And I'm mystified that I'm the only one that has a problem with no relative shooting controls.

[Beluba]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

Beluba, hopefully your still responding to this thread. Any chance relative shooting controls get patched in?

And I'm mystified that I'm the only one that has a problem with no relative shooting controls.

If you mean having Aim be towards the rim as opposed to straight down/up, I don't think we'll patch that in. It really just felt random and encouraged people to only shoot from certain spots on the floor (usually corners or top of the arc.)

[Kstat]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

If you mean having Aim be towards the rim as opposed to straight down/up, I don't think we'll patch that in. It really just felt random and encouraged people to only shoot from certain spots on the floor (usually corners or top of the arc.)

Hey Mike I posed this Q a few days ago: does the ability to grab/hold away from the ball mean hack-Shaq is possible in theory, and if so are the NBA rules for that strategy built in to the game?

[LorenzoDC]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

If you mean having Aim be towards the rim as opposed to straight down/up, I don't think we'll patch that in. It really just felt random and encouraged people to only shoot from certain spots on the floor (usually corners or top of the arc.)

Thanks again for dropping back in.

You're already above and beyond the call, but if you can get at some point to any of the Q's that followed shortly after your last response, there were a few.

[cam21224]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

Mike, not sure if I should be asking you or Czar this, but does the CPU roll the ball up court if their out of timeouts and can't advance the ball?

Has anything be done to late game A.I?

For instance, sideline out of bounds down two with not much time on the clock for a quick isolation or catch & shoot, will they lob towards the basket?

Is five second inbound violation called against the A.I this year?

[WISports]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

Anybody know if CPU substitutions have improved?

[raiderphantom]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

Anybody know if CPU substitutions have improved?

I don't know but you would think so with the addition of advanced rotations.

[LorenzoDC]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

I don't know but you would think so with the addition of advanced rotations.

Advanced rotations is purely a MyLeague feature. Also, I'm not sure they havet said if CPU AI will use it.

[BezO]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

If you mean having Aim be towards the rim as opposed to straight down/up, I don't think we'll patch that in. It really just felt random and encouraged people to only shoot from certain spots on the floor (usually corners or top of the arc.)

That is what I meant. I can only assume there are differences in aiming a shot and isomotion, as relative controls for isomotion work fine.

Is the old shooting mechanic an option? If not, can that be patched in?

This seems like a very odd choice considering those of us that use relative controls for isomotion. I find aiming in directions not consistent with what I see on screen to be disconcerting. Constantly swapping between relative controls for isomotion and absolute controls for shooting doesn't sound like fun.

This will be the first year in many that 2K is not a day-one purchase for me. I'll have to test this out prior to buying.

[Vni]

Re: NBA 2K17 Gameplay Blog with Gameplay Director, Mike Wang

That is what I meant. I can only assume there are differences in aiming a shot and isomotion, as relative controls for isomotion work fine.

Is the old shooting mechanic an option? If not, can that be patched in?

This seems like a very odd choice considering those of us that use relative controls for isomotion. I find aiming in directions not consistent with what I see on screen to be disconcerting. Constantly swapping between relative controls for isomotion and absolute controls for shooting doesn't sound like fun.

This will be the first year in many that 2K is not a day-one purchase for me. I'll have to test this out prior to buying.

Get the prelude man.