NBA 2K16 Gameplay Video - Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Golden St. Warriors

[TheDuggler]

Quote: Originally Posted by JerzeyReign

2. On that Curry airball the offense is just standing around. Klay doesn't attempt to curl until its entirely too late. Not sure if that sequence was user controlled or not but it would've been nice to see Klay attempt to get open earlier. Maybe it'll look better once guys are running their base sets - maybe that'll bring out the more fluid backside motions.

There was a play called that the user never actually initialized so thats why everyone is standing around in their start positions. Hopefully the AI doesn't do that every time and instead will realize that time is winding down and they need to scramble to get an open shot

[vstro]

Looks awesome. At first I was planning on eventually getting this game, but now it's a day 1 buy for me.

[DakkoN]

Quote: Originally Posted by WISports

2:37 mark. Klay bringing the ball up the court (with Curry running up with him) and he stops to pass the ball to Curry. That needs to go. You literally never see a player do that in that situation.

A) There's an actual person controlling the Warriors.

B) Happens all the time, especially if you watch Cavs games. Lebron will give the ball up to Kyrie very often. After his own rebounds, and even after someone else like Love/TT/Mozgov rebounds it and tosses the ball to Lebron. Lebron will have it in his mind what play is being ran next and immediately pass the ball back to Kyrie. He did the same thing with Chalmers in Miami.

[ThaLiveKing]

I thought there was supposed to be more energy in the building. The user couldn't even run a play properly vs the CPU and it worked in the CPU's favor. You really can't play casual, you have to run something every thing down (by the looks of it).

To me the game looks like last year, everything under the hood is the thing that they improved, it might be a good thing or the other way around, I'll have to fully judge it when I play it, not a fan of seeing how other people play anyways.

2K really needs to do something about that lighting

[lakers24]

Quote: Originally Posted by ThaLiveKing

I thought there was supposed to be more energy in the building. The user couldn't even run a play properly vs the CPU and it worked. You really can't play casual, you have to run something every thing down (by the looks of it). To me the game looks like last year, everything under the hood is the thing that they improved, it might be a good thing or the other way around, I'll have to fully judge it when I play it, not a fan of seeing how other people play anyways. 2K really needs to do something about that lighting

I actually really disappointed in both games' stadium lighting of the lower bowls. So depressing in these arenas lol. Only time it stands out is when the playoffs happen because the crowd being in one color makes them pop out a bit.

[strawberryshortcake]

Quote: Originally Posted by WISports

2:37 mark. Klay bringing the ball up the court (with Curry running up with him) and he stops to pass the ball to Curry. That needs to go. You literally never see a player do that in that situation.

Quote: Originally Posted by DakkoN

A) There's an actual person controlling the Warriors. B) Happens all the time, especially if you watch Cavs games. Lebron will give the ball up to Kyrie very often. After his own rebounds, and even after someone else like Love/TT/Mozgov rebounds it and tosses the ball to Lebron. Lebron will have it in his mind what play is being ran next and immediately pass the ball back to Kyrie. He did the same thing with Chalmers in Miami.

Yes, need to take into account that it was the user controlling the GSW. I'm making an assumption here. But I think what WISports is referring to is not the sequence itself but the way the animation plays out that is somewhat concerning. I think he's saying it's not as smooth as it could be. Albeit user controlled, the sequence has Klay planting both his foot, then passing rather than simultaneously planting both feet and passing.

[UConcord11]

Is it just me or is Kyrie's leg to torso, then torso to head ratio off. From his hip to his feet is a lot taller than his hip to his head.

[UConcord11]

Kyrie doesn't play like Kyrie...
all stationary dribbles and not attacking off the dribble.