09-29-2016, 02:25 PM
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Re: 3on3 Freestyle Brings Street Basketball to PS4, Sign Up For Closed Beta Now
I'm a fan of the game play and style.
I don't know for sure if I like the high bounces off the rim. Makes adjusting to rebounding tough for me, and after three games it's easy to see that others are having the same issues. Perhaps in time we will adjust.
I think they need a couple of adjustments to things. Sometimes it's not clear who has the ball. There might be an indicator but amidst all of the bodies, I haven't found reason to look for those indications. I'm just looking for the ball so I can decide if I need to get open or prepare to block a shot.
Subbing seems a bit cumbersome. Would like my previous player to be the default option when Subbing for the second time. Also, maybe a bit more organization by placing similar types together. I hate that I want to be a small point guard and when Subbing out, I need to look for a similar build while trying to play defense.
Post up is ineffective. Can't chain any moves out of it. Not sure the purpose outside of a make shift drop step.
I do like how it works for hands up on defense. Something significant about the player speed and defensive ability that feels very comfortable. I don't get that type of response in 2K or Live.
I wish the shot meter existed in the practice court. Would be a good way to learn different shots outside of when it counts.
It's a simple move set but some differentiation would be nice. The big men/women should have hook shots. I don't mind the crossover mechanics but would be cool if there were different kinds like behind the back or a slight difference in hesitation speed, the animation.
I don't even mind if they just add two more animations and apply them to a couple players. At least a subtle difference. I do notice differences in running and jump shot animations.
Overall I like it. Some slowdown during online play but never disconnected.
I hope they continue to add new characters.
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Last edited by CMH; 09-29-2016 at 02:27 PM.
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