[GIF]CPU forces a clutch animation shot to win the game at .02 seconds.

[ShogunTake]

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[Rockie_Fresh88]

Quote: Originally Posted by ShogunTake

https://streamable.com/00lgt

These animations at times man . They can be so forced and it's nothing you can do about it on defense .

[Optik]

Thompson should have lost the ball on his second dribble. They need to get back to the live ball feature they had in 2K12.

[Goffs]

Quote: Originally Posted by Optik

Thompson should have lost the ball on his second dribble. They need to get back to the live ball feature they had in 2K12.

They do that then twitter kids will blow up then the game will be back to the way it was. There should be an option for live ball physics. I would opt to play live ball online....maybe a super sim option? Live ball would be kinda like hardcore mode for first person shooter games. You need to move around the court really carefully and not expose the ball or it will get stolen.

[Dione2014]

Lmao! Klay dribbled the ball through your body, stepped back, then without any momentum, takes two large steps nineteen feet from the basket for a finish. You can't even get mad at that. If the game wants the W that bad then just let them have it.

[JoFri]

There are times where such wtf moments happen irl and gameplay with cpu. I still remember years ago when samaki walker drained a half court shot with the lakers, and just a few days ago hardaway junior (cpu) drained a buzzer beater game winning 3 pointer with 2 defenders jumping over and hand in the face and he scored that only 3 points in the entire game ...

Yes, it happens


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[Insight23]

When the CPU wants to score, they will absolutely find a way to, no matter what. A play similar to what Klay did in the OP happened to me several times the other day. Didn't happen as a game winner though, that sucks.

I've also stopped the CPU from scoring on consecutive drives & it has resulted in the CPU being able to launch entirely contested threes & nailing them effortlessly because I guess "it's their time to score".

[Hustle Westbrook]

Prime example of why I hate playing offline against the CPU. They don't seem to abide by the same rules that human players do.