Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

[jeebs9]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

While on the subject of rules ... Let me hear y’all justify the (lack of) three second calls in pro am now lol

Check out this 3 second call

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qSe1ZU96Hwk

Also I've never seen a 5 second back to the basket violation., plus Kick Ball violations are called completely wrong, its only called if the ball is intentionally kicked which isn't possible in 2k18.

First, LMAO..

Second, I'm sorry for laughing so hard...

Third, You guys know 3 second call isn't exactly 3 second most of the time (especially in real life). You guys want 3 seconds called exactly... Because they don't even do that real life. How could expect that in the game? Ref's got to give you chance lol....I love the way they coded the rule here. If it was perfect... It would kill the game and post play all together.

[TheFinalEvent97]

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First, LMAO..

Second, I'm sorry for laughing so hard...

Third, You guys know 3 second call isn't exactly 3 second most of the time (especially in real life). You guys want 3 seconds called exactly... Because they don't even do that real life. How could expect that in the game? Ref's got to give you chance lol....I love the way they coded the rule here. If it was perfect... It would kill the game and post play all together.

How often is a 3 second call 6 seconds or more? I can only think of two times where it has EVER happened. Greg Smith tying his shoe in the paint and Jahlil Okafor's 13 seconds in the key
Its called at 3 seconds defensively so why should offense be different
Making the game perfect? It makes it way overbalanced towards the offense.

[jeebs9]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

How often is a 3 second call 6 seconds or more? I can only think of two times where it has EVER happened. Greg Smith tying his shoe in the paint and Jahlil Okafor's 13 seconds in the key
Its called at 3 seconds defensively so why should offense be different
Making the game perfect? It makes it way overbalanced towards the offense.

Does it?

You know what, forget I asked that question. I don't play my whatever. So I got no say here.

I'm sure 2k has its reason why. I guess we'll never find out.

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[Rockie_Fresh88]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

Does it?

You know what, forget I asked that question. I don't play my whatever. So I got no say here.

I'm sure 2k has its reason why. I guess we'll never find out.

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It definitely does lol especially when you’re undersized guarding a 340lb7’3 athletic finisher with HOF posterizer . You’re fighting to keep him out the paint and he’s down there 6 seconds sometimes . But that’s ways off topic

[The 24th Letter]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

Are they actuslly committing clear path fouls....or are they just out in front of you and stopping your fast breaking by fouling....if its the latter....while annoying...is a legal tactic..

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[CaseIH]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

Seems like I remember seeing 1 a while back, but I think its only happened once to me in 100+ games. I think part of the problem is due to not seeing hardly and break away fastbreaks, defenders seem to be turbo charged to get back on D so quickly, that there really isnt many chances to see a clear path foul.

On another subject, I couple weeks ago, I saw a player be kicked out of a game for 2 flagrant fouls in 1 game. I didnt realize that was even possible, in the game.

[Smallville102001]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

Even though I know this is a rule in real life I don't mind it not being in the game because it is a stupid silly rule that needs to be taken out of the nba any way. You like cant foul a guy hard enough to like take away layups/dunks any more with like out getting a flagrant foul and this rule just favors the offensive side of the ball more to.

[jeebs9]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

Are they actuslly committing clear path fouls....or are they just out in front of you and stopping your fast breaking by fouling....if its the latter....while annoying...is a legal tactic..

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Exactly.... The rule is the rule

Seems like I remember seeing 1 a while back, but I think its only happened once to me in 100+ games. I think part of the problem is due to not seeing hardly and break away fastbreaks, defenders seem to be turbo charged to get back on D so quickly, that there really isnt many chances to see a clear path foul.

On another subject, I couple weeks ago, I saw a player be kicked out of a game for 2 flagrant fouls in 1 game. I didnt realize that was even possible, in the game.

I've committed one clear path foul.


I will say one thing though. It's going to piss some people off. The way clear path is coded there is a huge hole in the way it's called. I've noticed if the foul happens around the timeline with the rule of the ball being in front of the defender. Clear path without a doubt.... But if you wait until you get around the free throw line. It be comes a normal foul lol. Problem is you might give up a and1 is bucket if you don't get him good enough.

Even though I know this is a rule in real life I don't mind it not being in the game because it is a stupid silly rule that needs to be taken out of the nba any way. You like cant foul a guy hard enough to like take away layups/dunks any more with like out getting a flagrant foul and this rule just favors the offensive side of the ball more to.

Yes you can....

That's why I like how the steal button works this year. It's not the steal button anymore. It should be called the foul button.

[splashmountain]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

It's in the game. Sometimes it's called, sometimes it's not lol.

its in the game but its such a rare call i have to say Its pretty much never called.

I've seen two of those called since 2k18 has been out. TWO..

[jeebs9]

Re: Clear path violations NEED to be in the game.

Just watched what I thought for sure was going to be a clear path foul in this Wiz vs Bucks. Ball was in front in both defenders. And they called it a common foul lol.

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