One problem..comments?

[IDoc DeathI]

I picked up the game today and i absolutely love it. The fluidity of the movements and the general feel of the game is incredible. 2k out did themselves for the most part.

The problem is rebounding. I feel like im playing nba Street! the players dont box out and they go up for the ball with no real animation and it just looks like a bunch of guys jumping as high as they can for the ball. IMO, 2k10 had the rebounding right. now it seems like rebounds are just luck and have nothing to do with being a skilled smart player.

Granted, i have not changed any settings.. is there anything i can do to make rebounding more realistic where at least they block out?

[bnoe1023]

Re: One problem..comments?

I don't know how to fix it, but I know what you're saying. It is hard to get to 10 rebounds for me in an 8 minute game, which wasn't the case in 2k10. And this is playing with Amare Stoudemire.

[buckeye02]

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That's realistic as hell. Amare doesnt rebound!

[DaTwolves21]

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LoL true amare stoudamire doesn't rebound, anybody else seen that espn cover with him "skin" cover...........ummmmm pause.......nah the rebounding is very weird, i have seen the on numerous occasions the ball bounce and my player watch it and the other team get it. The game is so damn good tho, hopefully sliders can fix the lil naunces of the game.

[ultralow]

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Rebounds are easy......just finsh my jordan chal. 7boards

[IDoc DeathI]

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I mean I guess if you crashed everytime with jordan you could get the rebounds. I dont think sliders will help though it seems to be the animation itself to me.. maybe they will cover that in the first patch?? any date on that btw?

[osubeavs721]

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rebounds are all timing like IRL. and yes there is some boxing out in this game.

[eDotd]

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Several threads on this already.

Mainly: http://www.operationsports.com/forum...d-thing-6.html