Which year of 2k is best to you and why?

[vetmin]

Quote: Originally Posted by jk31

what Real Player % glitch?

The ball physics are mega glitched on Real Player %. Ball changes direction in mid air, bounces off weird spots on the backboard (like successful bank shots from off the top of the backboard), and Ive even seen the ball just totally spaz out and start zipping all over the place in mid air. Go into 2KU Freestyle and check it out. Successful shots that dont touch the backboard look fine as far as Ive seen, so use someone like DeRozen who will miss a lot. The first few misses might look OK, but itll get glitchier and glitchier.

[daveberg]

2K11, 2K12, 2K16 & currently 2K20.

Man....I played the living **** out of 2k16. Those sig sizeups/dribble animations were off the charts.

[jrose57]

i m enjoying 2k19 overall, kinda suprised not many ppl mentioned it, what do u guys dislike about it?

[MrWrestling3]

My favorite is 2K11...to me the game just felt well rounded and easily held my interest for hours.

I would also recommend 2K14 for PC just for the Ultimate Base Roster mod.That thing has pretty much everything and everyone you could ever ask for, and is incredibly detailed as well.

[mfdoom911e]

2k19 offline with the realistic sliders is the best game that came out if only it had the 2k14 lighting or 2k20 graphics.

[Lakers 24 7]

2k8 by far was the most realistic in the series, still is. Every player moved, behaved and played like their real life counterpart. More so than 2k21 imo. The mid-range game was perfect. Lock down defenders were lock down defenders. Good ball movement and running plays was realistically effective. So much to love about that game, it was just a great simulation.

Just as important, the online lobby with user feedback made it easy to avoid cheesers and only play against other sim heads. So any exploits that were present was irrelevant because I never had to play against people who would use them.

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lakers 24 7

2k8 by far was the most realistic in the series, still is. Every player moved, behaved and played like their real life counterpart. More so than 2k21 imo. The mid-range game was perfect. Lock down defenders were lock down defenders. Good ball movement and running plays was realistically effective. So much to love about that game, it was just a great simulation. Just as important, the online lobby with user feedback made it easy to avoid cheesers and only play against other sim heads. So any exploits that were present was irrelevant because I never had to play against people who would use them.

Haha, the conplaining about 2K8's layups reminds me of the complaining about 2K21's shooting.

It was definitely a fun game though.

[ksuttonjr76]

NBA 2K11 will always be my top game, and even moreso with green releases = made shot being the norm. As far as PNO is concern, it was the last game where stick skills and basketball IQ mattered, and my opponents didn't have stupid badges to bail them out. Outside of the spin dunk cheese (which never gained popularity due to YouTube's young infancy), there was very little cheese in the game.