NBA 2K12 Video - Los Angeles Clippers vs. Boston Celtics (OS Exclusive)

[youngfaze01]

Ray Allen looks human!

[seanbarkley]

Quote: Originally Posted by Moses Shuttlesworth

Obviously this isn't gonna bother anyone else so much, but being a Celtics fan from Boston, every year they get the accessories wrong and I just can't understand why it's always the same issue. White accessories at home...why is that so hard to grasp/accomplish.

You are right,but watching some pics I've seen some shoes with 4 different colors, maybe that means a team color 3 available (or dreaming, a customizable one) to be able to make those color combinations. Let's see if 2K has also worked on this issue.

[Goffs]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nodima

BRO, there were articles explicitly pointing out you might end up dribbling the ball off your teammate if you weren't careful. So, excuse me bro, but I'm only going off what a lot of the early articles told me. A few of them pretty explicitly said be careful with your dribbles bros, or else you might dribble off one of your bros or lose your dribble to one of your non-bros.

cool story bro

joking aside I see what Nodima is saying and the only example I can use is the post up by Blake against Pierce and he spun to Garnett without effecting the dribble...

other than that, who ever was playing really didn't run into a crowded area to show an example of losing the ball...

[Knickerbocker]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nodima

BRO, there were articles explicitly pointing out you might end up dribbling the ball off your teammate if you weren't careful. So, excuse me bro, but I'm only going off what a lot of the early articles told me. A few of them pretty explicitly said be careful with your dribbles bros, or else you might dribble off one of your bros or lose your dribble to one of your non-bros.

Bro, it might have something to do with the difficulty and sliders as well. Judging by the users skill level sliders were most likely on casual and difficulty not higher then pro, maybe even on rookie. Same goes to the people complaining about AI inteligence, we just don't know what was the difficulty of the game here.

[Goffs]

Quote: Originally Posted by Moses Shuttlesworth

nah man...i'm not too hopeful because this is what I assume every year, yet every year I am sorely disappointed.

really? Whenever I played the Knicks after a roster update the headbands would either white, orange or blue...

[Pared]

Quote: Originally Posted by str8stuntin03

You cant expect the AI to make the right decision every time. Plus with such a small sample, its not possible to see the AI adapt to whats happening over the course of an entire game. From the impressions, that I have read, this where this game suppose to shine. From this video I can see both teams just feeling each other out.

There's a difference between the "right" decision and what the AI was doing.

I agree this is a small sample - but a small sample is all anyone can go off of. I know the game will shine head to head but the AI is what is being touted and it really didn't look that far off from 2k11.

Of course - as always I will reserve judgment. Again - just speaking on what has been touted so far of the AI.

[Billz313]

Beautiful, just beautiful..... Did yall see them picks set by BG, last year completely missed the CPU P&R game, that vid had the Clippers playing 100% real (although Bledsoe shoulda attacked the basket when he had that opening), thats exactly how I play with them online/anytime, ish was beautiful, I know im gone start off with a great record lol.

[Pared]

Quote: Originally Posted by Knickerbocker

Bro, it might have something to do with the difficulty and sliders as well. Judging by the users skill level sliders were most likely on casual and difficulty not higher then pro, maybe even on rookie. Same goes to the people complaining about AI inteligence, we just don't know what was the difficulty of the game here.

It was most likely on Pro. No one changes it from the default when they first play - I've seen if first hand.

And the difficulty isn't going to matter unless 2k has changed their philosophy on user difficulty. Higher has always been HARDER, meaning more difficult. Not smarter.