Cavs(user) vs Warriors(CPU) Take a Bow OG/Czar

[swac07]

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[SteveQ]

Personally I thought it looked good, great even. I've never seen that much space on a 2K court not in this gen. Maybe I'm wrong but 17 never looked that spacious from the 2K camera. Really beautiful, the models, movements, space, actions all of it. Only thing I didn't care for is the overhead passing but other than that it looked really good to me.

How I play will hopefully make it look even better, it'll never look great to people expecting random players to be simheads.

[BehindtheArc88]

Quote: Originally Posted by OTMax

Is it that bad??

No lol. People that typically complain about the game or a game in general are the ones that suck at it. Just stating facts. They want a game tailor made to their skill level that gives them the advantage. Yes you will see ppl say, "oh im good at the game record is blah blah blah," but its human nature. 2k bein a popular game, they want to play it but generally, ppl arent as invested in games they arent good at

[MarkWilliam]

If you can't notice the differences in the gameplay vids (from 2K17) you probably are a casual 2K fan.

There's usually an entire Neighborhood of them .

[thebus36]

Quote: Originally Posted by MarkWilliam

If you can't notice the differences in the gameplay vids (from 2K17) you probably are a casual 2K fan. There's usually an entire Neighborhood of them .

Multiple shots have been fired in this thread. This one may be my favorite.

[Dione2014]

I'm more sold on this video than any other clip of gameplay that's been put out. Shows how aggressive the A.I is. Show's how well the defense is forcing lower percentages. It would be nice to play a basketball game where i don't consistently shoot 70% because the CPU can't defend the P&R. Looks like the first 2K where i don't have to spend 6 months adjusting sliders in order to get a halfway decent game of basketball game from the cpu

[ch46647]

Czar- I like how aggressive durant was taking the ball to the basket.

Question- Have you programmed the CPU to consistently use their dribble moves? Most of these drives appear to be a straight line to the basket. How often will a superstar player use dribble combinations to break down the defender?

Thanks!

[ForeverVersatile]

Small thing, but did anyone catch how Nick Young's arm reacted when LeBron tired to slow him down?