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HeavenlyTouch · 09-16-2011, 10:45 AM

I do have an issue with the Griffin layup, it just looks awkward and you never see dudes lay the ball in like that..I also didn't like that Haywood one the other day from xplay.. they really need to work on some of these layup/shot animations for bigs..that Haywood shot is also impossible to contest quickly enough because all the players (even the ones who are supposed too) don't get off their quick feet enough to contest those types of shots..

However.. everything else looks pretty awesome.. I thought it was very cool what Griffin did in the post on his first post up possession with his back.. he always does that in real life so I'm glad they captured it when he's trying to get a feel for the players hand on his back.. I'm not sure if anyone caught this but in one instance, Ronnie was about to use a modifier move with Rondo and as soon as he started he got bumped by a player, Rondo broke out of the animation and threw up a two handed floater that rolled off the rim.. that was very nice to see...

I also like how E. Gordon ran to the corner for the end 3 pointer and got fed for a shot as the buzzer sounded, that was a great AI sequence.

09-16-2011, 10:45 AM	#314
HeavenlyTouch Rookie OVR: 7 Join Date: Sep 2007	Re: NBA 2K12 Video - Los Angeles Clippers vs. Boston Celtics (OS Exclusive) I do have an issue with the Griffin layup, it just looks awkward and you never see dudes lay the ball in like that..I also didn't like that Haywood one the other day from xplay.. they really need to work on some of these layup/shot animations for bigs..that Haywood shot is also impossible to contest quickly enough because all the players (even the ones who are supposed too) don't get off their quick feet enough to contest those types of shots.. However.. everything else looks pretty awesome.. I thought it was very cool what Griffin did in the post on his first post up possession with his back.. he always does that in real life so I'm glad they captured it when he's trying to get a feel for the players hand on his back.. I'm not sure if anyone caught this but in one instance, Ronnie was about to use a modifier move with Rondo and as soon as he started he got bumped by a player, Rondo broke out of the animation and threw up a two handed floater that rolled off the rim.. that was very nice to see... I also like how E. Gordon ran to the corner for the end 3 pointer and got fed for a shot as the buzzer sounded, that was a great AI sequence.