Backbreaker Video: Running Game Tutorial

[canes21]

It does too effect gameplay. We saw the lineman fall when his foot was stepped on, so the RB should have at least stumbled when his foot would have hit the lineman's leg. Is it a big time bug? Not really, I'll still be at Gamestop day one to pick this up, but I definitely would like it to be fixed by release somehow.

[JayBee74]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

It does too effect gameplay. We saw the lineman fall when his foot was stepped on, so the RB should have at least stumbled when his foot would have hit the lineman's leg. Is it a big time bug? Not really, I'll still be at Gamestop day one to pick this up, but I definitely would like it to be fixed by release somehow.

Could be an isolated incident or one that occurs infrequently.

[canes21]

Don't make excuses now. I love Backbreaker as much as the next guy, but we've seen this clipping in most the videos. I know its not too big a bug and it may ruin gameplay if it was fixed. It may cause players to fall way too much, but I'd like to see an effort at fixing it.

[p_rushing]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

It does too effect gameplay. We saw the lineman fall when his foot was stepped on, so the RB should have at least stumbled when his foot would have hit the lineman's leg. Is it a big time bug? Not really, I'll still be at Gamestop day one to pick this up, but I definitely would like it to be fixed by release somehow.

That was an illusion because of the replay angle. Look at the shadows, the position of the players during the cut from the RB, the OL never made it to where the RB was at. Yes there was some clipping, but that was only because of the angle, the RB was to the right of the OL.

[catcatch22]

They probably made it like almost every other sports game in history where two players on the same team have very limited contact interaction with each other.

I hate when sports games don't allow collisions between teammates. Rarely and I mean rarely have many sports games in the last 20 years have allowed teammates to interact with each other fully. They always give the advantage to the offense or the human controlled players to be able to get the "benefit" of the doubt. A lot of times they do that to prevent "frustration" and to make the game more "fun". Such as in 2k when thy have your back auto hurdle or when he pushes the back of the lineman automatically for you or the get skinny animation.

This may be case with backbreaker where the game allows your guys to go past your teammates "easier" than when going by the opposition.

However the diving running back in the video shows that is not entirely the case. We will just have to wait and see what "advantages" are given to make it more "fun" and not frustrating.

[jcbsides]

Either way the game looks good.

[JayBee74]

Quote: Originally Posted by p_rushing

That was an illusion because of the replay angle. Look at the shadows, the position of the players during the cut from the RB, the OL never made it to where the RB was at. Yes there was some clipping, but that was only because of the angle, the RB was to the right of the OL.

hmmmmm.................that is a possibility.....good eye.

[spankdatazz22]

Very nice video. The control scheme they've implemented is impressive considering it's their first attempt. I willing to bet they went the extra mile Tiburon doesn't seem to have and implemented unique right-stick controls for the defense (there are some vicious hits in the draft day commercial)