Hey James

[Toaster]

First of all, I'd like to thank you for all the great information and
movies you've put up of NBA Live 2004, You've relly got me hyped up for this game!

There are a few questions still unanswered in the preview and screenshots.
I would appreciate it very much if you could take the time to answer them.
If not, thank you (anyway ^_^ ) very much for all the great info you've given us,
keep up the good work!
And now to my questions :

1. Apart from the 8 sliders shown in screenshot #21, are there any more sliders ?
2. Can we expect 48 minute games in live 2004 to end with a sub 85 point score for
both teams or is the pace still too fast?
3. Does the AI take enough jumpers? does the game encourage the player to take J's ?
4. In an old screenshot I saw a "scouting report" button on the choose teams menu
for exhibition, is it still there? what is this "scouting report"?
5. If a CPU controlled player is blocked do they play more carefully on offense
and adjust more shots or can you just keep stuffing them?




Cheers, Toaster

[SoMiss2000]

Re: Hey James

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Toaster said:
First of all, I'd like to thank you for all the great information and
movies you've put up of NBA Live 2004, You've relly got me hyped up for this game!

There are a few questions still unanswered in the preview and screenshots.
I would appreciate it very much if you could take the time to answer them.
If not, thank you (anyway ^_^ ) very much for all the great info you've given us,
keep up the good work!
And now to my questions :

1. Apart from the 8 sliders shown in screenshot #21, are there any more sliders ?
2. Can we expect 48 minute games in live 2004 to end with a sub 85 point score for
both teams or is the pace still too fast?
3. Does the AI take enough jumpers? does the game encourage the player to take J's ?
4. In an old screenshot I saw a "scouting report" button on the choose teams menu
for exhibition, is it still there? what is this "scouting report"?
5. If a CPU controlled player is blocked do they play more carefully on offense
and adjust more shots or can you just keep stuffing them?




Cheers, Toaster



<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Since when did this become James' site?

[SoMiss2000]

Re: Hey James

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Toaster said:
First of all, I'd like to thank you for all the great information and
movies you've put up of NBA Live 2004, You've relly got me hyped up for this game!

There are a few questions still unanswered in the preview and screenshots.
I would appreciate it very much if you could take the time to answer them.
If not, thank you (anyway ^_^ ) very much for all the great info you've given us,
keep up the good work!
And now to my questions :

1. Apart from the 8 sliders shown in screenshot #21, are there any more sliders ?
2. Can we expect 48 minute games in live 2004 to end with a sub 85 point score for
both teams or is the pace still too fast?
3. Does the AI take enough jumpers? does the game encourage the player to take J's ?
4. In an old screenshot I saw a "scouting report" button on the choose teams menu
for exhibition, is it still there? what is this "scouting report"?
5. If a CPU controlled player is blocked do they play more carefully on offense
and adjust more shots or can you just keep stuffing them?




Cheers, Toaster



<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Since when did this become James' site?

[SoMiss2000]

Re: Hey James

</font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
Toaster said:
First of all, I'd like to thank you for all the great information and
movies you've put up of NBA Live 2004, You've relly got me hyped up for this game!

There are a few questions still unanswered in the preview and screenshots.
I would appreciate it very much if you could take the time to answer them.
If not, thank you (anyway ^_^ ) very much for all the great info you've given us,
keep up the good work!
And now to my questions :

1. Apart from the 8 sliders shown in screenshot #21, are there any more sliders ?
2. Can we expect 48 minute games in live 2004 to end with a sub 85 point score for
both teams or is the pace still too fast?
3. Does the AI take enough jumpers? does the game encourage the player to take J's ?
4. In an old screenshot I saw a "scouting report" button on the choose teams menu
for exhibition, is it still there? what is this "scouting report"?
5. If a CPU controlled player is blocked do they play more carefully on offense
and adjust more shots or can you just keep stuffing them?




Cheers, Toaster



<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Since when did this become James' site?

[PedroPeso]

Re: Hey James

How is the AI in the final minutes of a close game. Does the computer take time-outs?

How are the set-plays? In nba live 2003 set plays were default for every time you started up the game, you couldn't save the settings (you couldn't for instance set the pass button to play 'zipper 2', you had to set it each single time you started the game.

[PedroPeso]

Re: Hey James

How is the AI in the final minutes of a close game. Does the computer take time-outs?

How are the set-plays? In nba live 2003 set plays were default for every time you started up the game, you couldn't save the settings (you couldn't for instance set the pass button to play 'zipper 2', you had to set it each single time you started the game.

[PedroPeso]

Re: Hey James

How is the AI in the final minutes of a close game. Does the computer take time-outs?

How are the set-plays? In nba live 2003 set plays were default for every time you started up the game, you couldn't save the settings (you couldn't for instance set the pass button to play 'zipper 2', you had to set it each single time you started the game.

[imported_Administrator]

Re: Hey James

If you have specific questions for James it would probably be best to ask them on the forum at his site.

[imported_Administrator]

Re: Hey James

If you have specific questions for James it would probably be best to ask them on the forum at his site.

[imported_Administrator]

Re: Hey James

If you have specific questions for James it would probably be best to ask them on the forum at his site.