I am not one to complain, but I have seen a few things that can be easily fixed, so I will post them here.
Anyone who has played online (especially 5 on 5) has noticed how people receive a pass under the hoop, walk backwards, wait for people to jump, then explode for the dunk. That's kind of unrealistic.
Also, if you do it right, there are still too many alley oops (but some of the alley oops that are well executed fail because of the patch.)
So, here are my suggestions: first of all, as always, we need more body contact under the rim. People shouldn't have the option of walking backwards. Second, it should be easier to steal the ball the CLOSER you get to the basket. Sounds crazy, but that will kill a lot of driving cheese. If your big man is standing there dribbling under the basket (especially walking backwards or doing one of those spin move things) that should be cookies all day.
For the alley oop problem, this is also fairly simple. I have noticed that the 'steal' button is the only effective way to stop this ( lol, yall are like... yeah... stupid.) However, I have found that a lot of times a jump is timed well and the ball goes right through my hands because it's a 'block jump' and not a steal jump. So, the ball needs to recognize that it's going through a hand and deflect!
Oh and... TONE DOWN GO TO MOVES!!
That's all.
-Smak
Anyone who has played online (especially 5 on 5) has noticed how people receive a pass under the hoop, walk backwards, wait for people to jump, then explode for the dunk. That's kind of unrealistic.
Also, if you do it right, there are still too many alley oops (but some of the alley oops that are well executed fail because of the patch.)
So, here are my suggestions: first of all, as always, we need more body contact under the rim. People shouldn't have the option of walking backwards. Second, it should be easier to steal the ball the CLOSER you get to the basket. Sounds crazy, but that will kill a lot of driving cheese. If your big man is standing there dribbling under the basket (especially walking backwards or doing one of those spin move things) that should be cookies all day.
For the alley oop problem, this is also fairly simple. I have noticed that the 'steal' button is the only effective way to stop this ( lol, yall are like... yeah... stupid.) However, I have found that a lot of times a jump is timed well and the ball goes right through my hands because it's a 'block jump' and not a steal jump. So, the ball needs to recognize that it's going through a hand and deflect!
Oh and... TONE DOWN GO TO MOVES!!
That's all.
-Smak
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