Re: NBA 2K17 Arena Authenticity Trailer
It shouldn't be that hard to have some kind of system where the crowd just react to big things.
LeBron slamming down a monster fastbreak windmill = huge cheers and excitement from fans + commentators at home/ or gasps/silence on the road followed by the commentators mentioning said silence.
Curry draining a huge dagger = massive cheers and excitement from fans + commentators at home or that shocked silence and commentators mentioning that on the road
Big games say Warriors vs Cavs in regular season should have a playoff feel, similarly with any teams similar in the standings and with some kind of rivalry/history
Player leaves team for new team in somewhat bad circumstances (ie more money, create a big three etc) = boos and commentary about it. Likewise with a star veteran returning to old team (KG/Pierce back to Boston).
Any kind of run from a team that is somewhat relevant should have the arena rocking for a few minutes, forcing the opposition to call a timeout and settle things down.
Playoff games where the home team is down big and having to face a tough game 7 or something like that away from home should have their fans cheering to the end. Likewise if they're on the verge of elimination. Think Boston in game 6 last season or in 2012 when we had to go to Miami for game 7. This should only really be for a select group of teams, most fans aren't that nuts.
I honestly don't see how that would be that hard to do. You could easily get the CPU to surely understand when these events are occurring.
It shouldn't be that hard to have some kind of system where the crowd just react to big things.
LeBron slamming down a monster fastbreak windmill = huge cheers and excitement from fans + commentators at home/ or gasps/silence on the road followed by the commentators mentioning said silence.
Curry draining a huge dagger = massive cheers and excitement from fans + commentators at home or that shocked silence and commentators mentioning that on the road
Big games say Warriors vs Cavs in regular season should have a playoff feel, similarly with any teams similar in the standings and with some kind of rivalry/history
Player leaves team for new team in somewhat bad circumstances (ie more money, create a big three etc) = boos and commentary about it. Likewise with a star veteran returning to old team (KG/Pierce back to Boston).
Any kind of run from a team that is somewhat relevant should have the arena rocking for a few minutes, forcing the opposition to call a timeout and settle things down.
Playoff games where the home team is down big and having to face a tough game 7 or something like that away from home should have their fans cheering to the end. Likewise if they're on the verge of elimination. Think Boston in game 6 last season or in 2012 when we had to go to Miami for game 7. This should only really be for a select group of teams, most fans aren't that nuts.
I honestly don't see how that would be that hard to do. You could easily get the CPU to surely understand when these events are occurring.
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