What Changes Should NBA 2K19 Make to Its Dribbling Systems & Animations?

[Housh123]

Re: What Changes Should NBA 2K19 Make to Its Dribbling Systems & Animations?

Dribbling sucks


Seems unresponsive and clunky

That is one aspect Iv never been able to master


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[wrestlinggod1]

Re: What Changes Should NBA 2K19 Make to Its Dribbling Systems & Animations?

I just want the dribble moves to work. It still seems like the CPU react to user input, rather than reacting to a move actually being performed. When there is a delay between you inputting a move to do something like change direction, you can see the CPU adjust before the move is completed. In the game tonight, Shaun Livingston did a right to left crossover into a behind the back dribble and drove right. He left Harden in the dust. I feel like an organic move like that wouldn't be successful in a 2K game because 90% of the time when you actually do a dribble move past the CPU, it's a scripted animation.

[ataman5]

Re: What Changes Should NBA 2K19 Make to Its Dribbling Systems & Animations?

I just want the dribble moves to work. It still seems like the CPU react to user input, rather than reacting to a move actually being performed. When there is a delay between you inputting a move to do something like change direction, you can see the CPU adjust before the move is completed. In the game tonight, Shaun Livingston did a right to left crossover into a behind the back dribble and drove right. He left Harden in the dust. I feel like an organic move like that wouldn't be successful in a 2K game because 90% of the time when you actually do a dribble move past the CPU, it's a scripted animation.

Agreed, very good example we need free movement on both ends of the floor FIFA does a great job on those with skill moves vs defense counter moves and it feels a lot more fluid and responsive and lifelike rather than animations to pop up to see the long outcome that we'll see.