Currently an unenjoyable game offline

[alabamarob]

https://youtu.be/ao46BbULSBI



The lack of turnovers, loose ball cheese and plethora of offensive rebounds, makes playing the cpu a waste of time.

Its amazing they can put so much time into the game, and yet the offline experience is this. I put up a video of Thybulle up above. It could be Kyle Korver, Troy Daniels, Thybulle or anyone else.

[vetmin]

Are you adjusting sliders at all?

[ILLSmak]

It's like I said on the vid of dude dunking over Gobert or whoever, it seems in 2k right now, when you are in an animation, whatever happens outside of the animation doesn't really matter. That's why it can be easy to steal or hard, depending on if you anticipate what are basically 'i-frames' if you ever played other games haha...



That's also why I think posting is super OP this year. Post spin? Yikes. They get a reach at the end cuz it tends to trigger unpluck. But it does seem like in a lot of cases once two people engage in an animation you, as the helper, can't do much, although you can contest the shot, sometimes.


-Smak

[GOBLUE_08]

Have you tried any slider sets? I think those would help alleviate a few of those issues.

[Cold Snap]

Schnaidt1 sliders. You're welcome.

[sirdez]

Ball tangibility is complete trash for the CPU, they can just keep dribbling into people and not get affected.

Meanwhile my point guard can't dribble near the CPU center without him bending down and stripping the ball on the way past.

[Cold Snap]

Quote: Originally Posted by sirdez

Ball tangibility is complete trash for the CPU, they can just keep dribbling into people and not get affected. Meanwhile my point guard can't dribble near the CPU center without him bending down and stripping the ball on the way past.

They tried ball tangibility in 2K12.

It kept bouncing off players' feet and knees like they were eight-year-olds in the driveway, and not professional players at the highest level of basketball competition in the world.

[Optik]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cold Snap

They tried ball tangibility in 2K12. It kept bouncing off players' feet and knees like they were eight-year-olds in the driveway, and not professional players at the highest level of basketball competition in the world.

I've seen that being said a few times but it wasn't actually that bad. They should have just added more ways to protect the ball in 2k13. This is the problem with 2K. If something is an issue, they just throw it out or nerf the hell out of it. So instead of evolving year upon year, 2K is just a mutating mess like a Jenga block that's had too many pieces taken away from it.