Will passes go out of bounds (not ridiculously long/difficult passes, just routine ones), will players step on the baseline/sideline, dribble the ball out of bounds, etc.?
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Re: Can a dev shed some light on non-steal turnovers?
trying to find your next game breaker?
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Re: Can a dev shed some light on non-steal turnovers?
I saw a turnover that looked pretty good (as in realistic). In one of the 5v5 gameplay vids.
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Re: Can a dev shed some light on non-steal turnovers?
Well I think that was an accidentally thrown, or misstimed alley hoop. I got this one, too at 5:03 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YAR7U_l2MkI saw a turnover that looked pretty good (as in realistic). In one of the 5v5 gameplay vids.
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Re: Can a dev shed some light on non-steal turnovers?
Looks like poorly thrown alley-oops are the best we're gonna do =/
Not a big deal, was just wonderin. 2K10 has it though, I think...Comment
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Re: Can a dev shed some light on non-steal turnovers?
Live 09 had tons of over-thrown deep balls where the ball landed out of bounds. The animation looks kind of ridiculous though. Still least they have other types of turnovers.
Plus you'll eventually step on the line in this game, since the barrier between the court and out of bounds has been taken away.
Dont worry bout different types of turnovers, they'll happen.I will always, always be a Jets fan. But trust me it hurts.Comment
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Re: Can a dev shed some light on non-steal turnovers?
Naw that was just Live's poor representation of a failed oop......They still haven't fixed that stuff. Think about how terrible it would have looked even if he would have caught it.....He was way too far from the basket.I saw a turnover that looked pretty good (as in realistic). In one of the 5v5 gameplay vids.
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