Demo vs Retail Version

[Toma]

Just want to know if there is a difference? (For example, UFC DEMO vs Retail Version, it is night and day)

Thanks.

(Hoping WTF could respond in on this.)

[snocone]

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Are alley-oops fixed? Becuase in the demo, they were ridiculously overpowered. My friend had like 16 or 17 assists just off of them alone, and the guys were flying in from nowhere to grab them

[Toma]

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This is starting to scare me lol... Is the RETAIL game that similar to the demo?

[ifitbeginsitends]

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shoutouts to wtf and ea! Carmelo looks much better in the retail with the update!

[Toma]

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shoutouts to wtf and ea! Carmelo looks much better in the retail with the update!

Those are the things we want to hear

[Bp2 Triz]

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I can't find the demo on Xbox one.... did they remove it? I also did a search and found live 14 only... thanks guys

[mlp111]

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Are alley-oops fixed? Becuase in the demo, they were ridiculously overpowered. My friend had like 16 or 17 assists just off of them alone, and the guys were flying in from nowhere to grab them

alley oops are still overpowered.. for me as well as euro step layups

[snocone]

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alley oops are still overpowered.. for me as well as euro step layups

My "favorite" ones were when the ball got thrown like 20 feet straight up, and then a guy from the 3pt line came in to finish it

[WTF]

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Alley oops are being toned down, as I've had similar issues with them being too easy. That said, I've played today and noticed a lot more being picked off, or caught and brought down if they aren't able to be finished.

Demo vs retail, the demo won't have the In Game Update, that in my eyes changes the fluidity and flow of the game quite a bit. I can't comment much more on it though, as I don't have the demo, just retail. Retail will of course get all of the updates like Player face/tattoo/hair updates, etc, as well as new uniforms. It'll receive the regular gameplay tweaks and updates as well.

I was in the same boat last year, enjoying the demo "just enough" to intrigue me to buy the game a few weeks after release. The updates after it changed tremendously for the better. If you're seeing enough in the demo to enjoy it, I think you'll like the retail no doubt.

[Toma]

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Alley oops are being toned down, as I've had similar issues with them being too easy. That said, I've played today and noticed a lot more being picked off, or caught and brought down if they aren't able to be finished.

Demo vs retail, the demo won't have the In Game Update, that in my eyes changes the fluidity and flow of the game quite a bit. I can't comment much more on it though, as I don't have the demo, just retail. Retail will of course get all of the updates like Player face/tattoo/hair updates, etc, as well as new uniforms. It'll receive the regular gameplay tweaks and updates as well.

I was in the same boat last year, enjoying the demo "just enough" to intrigue me to buy the game a few weeks after release. The updates after it changed tremendously for the better. If you're seeing enough in the demo to enjoy it, I think you'll like the retail no doubt.

I have been waiting for you to respond to this... Thanks! What camera angle do you prefer?

[SLIMKALHUNNYC]

Re: Is there a difference? Demo vs Retail Version

I'm not gonna lie . In having a huge blast with the game after I realized that I had to get the other game out my system . That's the best advice I can give anyone . Once you realize your not playing the other game . You will really enjoy this game . The atmosphere is probably the best I have ever played besides the show . If this is the first step . I can only imagine how it goes from here . Kudos

[Toma]

Re: Demo vs Retail Version

Alley oops are being toned down, as I've had similar issues with them being too easy. That said, I've played today and noticed a lot more being picked off, or caught and brought down if they aren't able to be finished.

Demo vs retail, the demo won't have the In Game Update, that in my eyes changes the fluidity and flow of the game quite a bit. I can't comment much more on it though, as I don't have the demo, just retail. Retail will of course get all of the updates like Player face/tattoo/hair updates, etc, as well as new uniforms. It'll receive the regular gameplay tweaks and updates as well.

I was in the same boat last year, enjoying the demo "just enough" to intrigue me to buy the game a few weeks after release. The updates after it changed tremendously for the better. If you're seeing enough in the demo to enjoy it, I think you'll like the retail no doubt.

I really want to take the step and get the game... But from playing the DEMO, it just doesn't seem like there is enough to make me purchase the game... The AI seemed really dumb, not a lot of movement on the court, and everything the CPU throws up goes in.