14 and 0.3 ...........

[najAmYth2]

why is in everygame i play, regardless its online or versus the cpu. at 14seconds left of the clock 50% of the time something happens. most of the time its a random reaching foul from a cpu controlled player. and why when the ball goes in at the end of the game, the clock stops at 0.3 like everytime?

someone else find things like this? it just makes the game feel scripted to much,

[stlpimpmonsta]

Re: 14 and 0.3 ...........

why is in everygame i play, regardless its online or versus the cpu. at 14seconds left of the clock 50% of the time something happens. most of the time its a random reaching foul from a cpu controlled player. and why when the ball goes in at the end of the game, the clock stops at 0.3 like everytime?

someone else find things like this? it just makes the game feel scripted to much,

well the .3 thing is a rule i believe.....

the first joke isnt that good at all.........

[najAmYth2]

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14seconds shotclock left...

[seanakaforty]

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14seconds shotclock left...

Are you sure these fouls are actually happening w/ 14 seconds left though? Per NBA rules, if a defensive foul takes place with less than 14 seconds on the shot clock, it automatically resets to 14. This is probably what you're noticing.

[Aaenuel]

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By NBA rules, there are many fouls and instances that occur where if there are less than 14 seconds on the shot clock then the shot clock is reset to 14 seconds.

[DaGreatKobe]

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I thought I was the only person who noticed the 0.3 thing!

[Chairman7w]

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LOL at this post.

[OhioBobcats]

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well the .3 thing is a rule i believe.....

the first joke isnt that good at all.........

The .3 thing is a rule? Uh, no. There is no rule on when a clock will stop because a shot goes in. The CPU obviously shoots at a certain time to allow .3 seconds left if it goes in. Which, happens seemingly at least once a game.

[CHIEFxxROCKEM]

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The .3 thing is a rule? Uh, no. There is no rule on when a clock will stop because a shot goes in. The CPU obviously shoots at a certain time to allow .3 seconds left if it goes in. Which, happens seemingly at least once a game.

This. Its been doing this in previous 2ks as well. Its tedious.

[MessenjahMatt]

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Yeah i've seen the 0.3 thing in 2K11. If a shot is made with 0.2 or 0.1 on the clock the time will automatically go up to 0.3. You can see it happen in replay. Lost a game once because of it

[No1AllTime]

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the 14 seconds is a rule whilest the 0.3 secs is nothing

[aloncho11]

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0.3 second is the minimum amount of time it takes a player to make a last second basket (tap, inbound alley oop) by NBA rules...The "Trent Tucker" rule.

I think the AI makes this happen so that on the low end there are only two possibilities buzzer beater or 0.3. Maybe it has something to do with that, but agree with Matt that the actual time remaining should be left untouched (0.1, 0.2) and call it game (or quarter).

[Greybaby55]

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It's two rules.
A defensive foul with less than 14 sec. left gives the offense a 14 sec. shot clock left.
And if a basket goes in with less than .3 sec than it goes to .3 sec.
This thread is really pointless and should be closed.

[nyqua]

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It's two rules.
A defensive foul with less than 14 sec. left gives the offense a 14 sec. shot clock left.
And if a basket goes in with less than .3 sec than it goes to .3 sec.
This thread is really pointless and should be closed.

That is not a rule. This post is wrong and should be deleted.

.3 is the minimum amount of time to actually take a shot to win a game. If it is less than that, you can only tip the ball in. If you catch and shoot, it will not count.

Like David Lee did a few years ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q99sL_g3jvo

[Alfro0925]

Proof

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Ar9kNaXCU&feature=youtube_gdata_player