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  • ChuckyFE
    Rookie
    • Jun 2009
    • 71

    #1

    Dunking in 2k10

    I'm a little concerned with dunking in 2k games. Like how an aged Stephon Marbury, who is 32 years old and hasn't dunked since 2005, has a 66 dunk rating and someone like Chris Duhon, who is in his prime and has dunked at least once every season over the last 3 years, is incapable of dunking with a 59 dunk rating. (and why is Ramon Sessions a 53 dunk rating when he attempted 14 dunks this past season?)

    I've been wanting 2k to let Chris Duhon dunk in their game, and I understand peoples argument against it. But my perspective is that if Duhon can dunk in a real NBA game, he should be able to dunk in a video game.

    Now, I really hope 2k would consider this idea that these little guys who have small dunk ratings, give them some sort of chance to dunk in the game. Like maybe give them the ability to dunk if the crowd is hyped, your team has all the momentum, then that small guy has enough momentum to go up for a dunk but in all other instances, are incapable of dunking if there is no momentum, nothing to get them hyped up enough to do it.

    I've always felt that dunking is something special, something exciting. Some of the best moments in the NBA are when a small guy, who doesn't usually dunk, somehow manages to flush one down unexpectedly. I want that same feeling in an NBA game. Even with the guys that are casual dunkers, lets not let them dunk at will... lets make it so that a dunk in traffic isn't as common and actually feels more special when it actually does happen. It's nice when an actual dunk gets you on your feet rather than being something you see a bunch of times in every single game.
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  • DC
    Hall Of Fame
    • Oct 2002
    • 17996

    #2
    Re: Dunking in 2k10

    Duhon doesn't have 5 dunks to his NBA Resume. He should NOT be able to dunk on command (when open).
    Concrete evidence/videos please

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    • ChuckyFE
      Rookie
      • Jun 2009
      • 71

      #3
      Re: Dunking in 2k10

      I both agree and disagree.

      First things first, we need to establish that this is a videogame and I have control over what my players do. Duhon has shown the ability to dunk in games so I want that same ability in a videogame.

      On the other hand, I agree with you on not wanting to see him dunking whenever he wants. I don't want to see Duhon dunking in every game either. But I've always been an advocate for ability over tendency. I think that if someone shows they have the ability to do something in a real NBA game, then they should have the same ability in the videogame.

      That is why I think they should have some sort of way to let these little guys have one of these rare dunking moments in the game. Maybe 2k could let Duhon dunk only on a particular occassion, such as him having a lot of stamina, running at full speed and his team must have momentum to hype him up for the dunk. And make it so that if even one of those three things (stamina, speed, momentum) are absent, then he should not be able to dunk the ball.

      I mean, look at these guys...

      - Mo Williams has not even dunked once over the last two NBA seasons and he has a 65 dunk rating.

      - Stephon Marbury is old and hasn't dunked in the NBA since 2005, yet he has a 66 dunk rating.

      - Jarrett Jack (Duhon's cousin) had the same amount of dunk attempts this season than Duhon yet he gets a 65 dunk rating and Duhon gets a 59 dunk rating.

      - Devin Harris has a 79 dunk rating yet only dunked the same amount as Chris Duhon did this season. With the type of season Harris had, you'd have thought he'd have more.

      - My favourite player, Jamal Crawford, has an 84 dunk rating and I don't even remember the last time he did a good dunk. He didn't dunk at all this season and the few dunks he had last season were almost layups. Least the ones I can remember... correct me if I'm wrong.
      Last edited by ChuckyFE; 06-20-2009, 10:35 PM.
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      • RoflJeff
        Rookie
        • Sep 2007
        • 37

        #4
        Re: Dunking in 2k10

        I'd like the small peoples dunk tendency to be the same as a putback dunk.

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        • ChuckyFE
          Rookie
          • Jun 2009
          • 71

          #5
          Re: Dunking in 2k10

          Yeah, that would be fine with me... because we don't see putback dunks all the time. I've probably only ever done somewhere around 10 putback dunks out of 700 games played, heh.
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          • bowdown2shadi
            MVP
            • Sep 2008
            • 2385

            #6
            Re: Dunking in 2k10

            Originally posted by ChuckyFE
            I've always felt that dunking is something special, something exciting. Some of the best moments in the NBA are when a small guy, who doesn't usually dunk, somehow manages to flush one down unexpectedly. I want that same feeling in an NBA game. Even with the guys that are casual dunkers, lets not let them dunk at will... lets make it so that a dunk in traffic isn't as common and actually feels more special when it actually does happen. It's nice when an actual dunk gets you on your feet rather than being something you see a bunch of times in every single game.
            I feel you. And I like the whole idea. As long as they make the dunks look realistic, you know like a "little guy getting up there" type of dunk if you know what I'm saying.

            I also wish they can make it so players dont do 360's and windmill's in traffic on 3 guys

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            • bowdown2shadi
              MVP
              • Sep 2008
              • 2385

              #7
              Re: Dunking in 2k10

              Speaking of Putbacks -

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              • Kaanyr Vhok
                MVP
                • Aug 2006
                • 2248

                #8
                Re: Dunking in 2k10

                Originally posted by RoflJeff
                I'd like the small peoples dunk tendency to be the same as a putback dunk.

                Or better yet the putback dunk for guards. Yesterday I was playing CH 2k8 and a PG with standing dunk, dunk, and off rebound ratings under 50 had a putback dunk. In CH 2k8 the ratings are on a 1-100 scale but of the ratings are above 50. That was one of the rarest and oddest things I have seen in any 2k basketball game.

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                • VDusen04
                  Hall Of Fame
                  • Aug 2003
                  • 13025

                  #9
                  Re: Dunking in 2k10

                  Originally posted by RoflJeff
                  I'd like the small peoples dunk tendency to be the same as a putback dunk.
                  Do you mean the same as 2k9's putback tendency? Because that'd be about perfect. I've still had but two tip-dunks through all of my games since release. That type of infrequency would seem about right for a guy like Chris Duhon if he only dunks a few times each season. I do agree he should be able to dunk though.

                  For the record, those putback dunks need a significant boost in frequency of occurance for 2K10.

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                  • Yeah...THAT Guy
                    Once in a Lifetime Memory
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 17294

                    #10
                    Re: Dunking in 2k10

                    Speaking of put back dunks, man that gets me pumped when i'm playing online and one of my guys pulls off one of those. I can just imagine how pissed my opponent gets when that happens, priceless. lol
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                    • DC
                      Hall Of Fame
                      • Oct 2002
                      • 17996

                      #11
                      Re: Dunking in 2k10

                      I cried enough on the 2K Boards, Mo Williams has a 59 dunk rating. Just about everyone has a dunk rating that is off from the 2K Insider. Jamal Crawford at an 84 makes no logical sense at all either. But Duhon shouldn't be dunking point blank
                      Concrete evidence/videos please

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                      • Hassan Darkside
                        We Here
                        • Sep 2003
                        • 7561

                        #12
                        Re: Dunking in 2k10

                        Dunking is always a tricky subject. You have to balance between whether or not a player can dunk, whether he should be dunking, and whether he should dunk when you command him to.

                        Me? Well I believe if I tell a player to dunk, he should attempt it. If I'm on the break and flick the shot stick to do a reverse dunk, my player should attempt it. No questions asked. Unless he has a real low dunk rating. If I want to do a windmill on the break with whoever, then he should do it. Micheal Pietrus did a windmill in the playoffs. That's the first time I've ever seen him windmill. Does that mean he shouldn't be able to do it in the videogame? I mean I know he has hops, I've known he's had hops. So I should be able to dunk on command.

                        NOW, the problem with the game is there are no consequences for trying to dunk. You'll miss a dunk here and there, it's rare. Part of this is due to poor collision detection. If I attempt to do a dunk in traffic, I should get fouled, hit, knocked down. If I try to do a reverse dunk in traffic with some bum, I should get shoved, forced into a wild layup, injured, or even miss the dunk. There needs to be consequences.

                        If I'm on the fast break with Mo Williams and attempt a dunk, I should get hung or throw it off the back of the rim. People need to say to themselves "Hmm...maybe I shouldn't try to dunk with this guy." Not "He can't dunk because his rating is too low." That should go for every player. You wanna try to dunk with Steve Nash? You should embarrass yourself. You want to try to windmill with Mike Miller? This should happen.

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                        • ProfessaPackMan
                          Bamma
                          • Mar 2008
                          • 63852

                          #13
                          Re: Dunking in 2k10

                          I don't have a problem if guys like Devin, Duhon, Chauncey, etc are dunking like once a game or whatever but only in CERTAIN situations(ie wide open fastbreaks)just as long as it doesn't go beyond that.
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                          • ProfessaPackMan
                            Bamma
                            • Mar 2008
                            • 63852

                            #14
                            Re: Dunking in 2k10

                            First things first, we need to establish that this is a videogame and I have control over what my players do. Duhon has shown the ability to dunk in games so I want that same ability in a videogame.

                            On the other hand, I agree with you on not wanting to see him dunking whenever he wants. I don't want to see Duhon dunking in every game either. But I've always been an advocate for ability over tendency. I think that if someone shows they have the ability to do something in a real NBA game, then they should have the same ability in the videogame.

                            That is why I think they should have some sort of way to let these little guys have one of these rare dunking moments in the game. Maybe 2k could let Duhon dunk only on a particular occassion, such as him having a lot of stamina, running at full speed and his team must have momentum to hype him up for the dunk. And make it so that if even one of those three things (stamina, speed, momentum) are absent, then he should not be able to dunk the ball.
                            Agreed.
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                            • jfsolo
                              Live Action, please?
                              • May 2003
                              • 12965

                              #15
                              Re: Dunking in 2k10

                              This is definitely a tough thing to balance. Now if you were playing 2k9 before this play happened in real life, and you saw it in the game, everyone would have been crying BS, but it happened.

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