After a missed shot

[tril]

Quote: Originally Posted by Guggy107

think of it this way: if you go up for a shot in real life and there is contact, there is a period of time after the contact that you dont have control of yourself. sometimes you just dont have the footing to go up for a rebound. this is what they are trying to simulate in the game. if you let someone just go up immediately after contact, everyone on here would be crying about how unrealistic and easy it is to get your own rebound. ill admit, sometimes the contact animation is a little bit overdone, but id prefer it this way rather than too easy.

agree with your statement except for the animations being overdone. I notice the bigger and stronger the player is the quicker they recover from contact and hard fouls.

I wouldnt expect Curry, Rajon, etc to be able to recover quickly from contact after driving to the basket and missing.

[jeebs9]

I think right now its is on a good place. I like how it works. Because I rememeber like I said my friends use to beat that tip in animation to death. I would see it at least 5-6 times a game.

I like the idea of players with high offensive rebounds being able to break of of those animations early. But the same should go for the defense as well. I think the defender should have the advanctage. Because of what I said above.

Also I don't want to reward players for taking bad shots. And being able to recover for the easy tip-in. That would become a huge problem.

But again I think right now the way it works is perfect the way it is.

[zendez33]

Quote: Originally Posted by Guggy107

think of it this way: if you go up for a shot in real life and there is contact, there is a period of time after the contact that you dont have control of yourself. sometimes you just dont have the footing to go up for a rebound. this is what they are trying to simulate in the game. if you let someone just go up immediately after contact, everyone on here would be crying about how unrealistic and easy it is to get your own rebound. ill admit, sometimes the contact animation is a little bit overdone, but id prefer it this way rather than too easy.

True, 2K is trying to find that happy medium. I think its close but not perfect yet. When I miss a two foot shot for whatever reason and ball literally falls in front of my face, why wouldn't I reach out and attempt to grab it. I should be able to make an attempt, thats what bothers me. An animation takes over and there is nothing that can be done ... so like u said, at times the animations are a bit much. So being able to break from an animation at given moments would have my vote

Of course this isnt a deal breaker, just something ive noticed ... thanx for the feedback guys, appreciate it!

[jeebs9]

But my thing is...I don't want guys to take bad shots. But know that this guy will break his animation. So I have that chance to get the ball back in. So that means they will keep taking those bad shots. Looking to be rewarded. Know what I mean? Like the way it is now. Some guys I know don't drive the ball into the paint like they use to (recklessly..) Now they actually try to make sound plays to get to the basket. Which I can deal with.

Basically I'm talking about cheesers.