[hesko]

Quote: Originally Posted by VDusen04

I understand the logistics of the NBA 2K13 demo. We're likely dealing with a pro/casual setting. With that said, I'm wondering if others have been overly successful in the self-lob department. It seems as if nearly any time a user-controlled LeBron James or Kevin Durant finds some breathing room at the free throw line, a self-lob has a very high rate of success. I'd imagine heightened difficulty would reduce the amount of times I could find myself semi-open at the free throw line. But as you can see in the video below, even when a defender appeared to be in position (Thabo Sefolosha in the 2nd and 3rd dunks), he slid backward to accommodate the slam. Should this maneuver be limited to fast break scenarios?

yes. even more since "physics" have been added to the game. < but to what degree? should be based off a clear path to the basket. at least have the defender react to it (the pass) or the person trying to pull off be unsuccessful resulting in turnover by not being able to go get it or it bouncing of the glass as a rebound to a team mate or opponent.