NBA Live 15 Delayed Until October 28th, Three Short Gameplay Videos Revealed

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by chadeo23

After watching the Lebron dunk video again in slow motion, you can actually see the real-time physics/rag doll engine being activated. You can see when Lebron is in the air about to dunk, Ariza's knee bumps Lebron's foot as he contests the shot from behind and Lebron's foot reacts as it would to contact. And when Lebron and Ariza land, there's some cool physical interaction with their arms/shoulder...no arms going through arms or any of that stuff. Even the way Terrence Jones takes the contact looks great. Didn't really notice this until slowing it down. None of that in 2K

Could be wrong but I think you may be overthinking some of this...

[Rockie_Fresh88]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

Could be wrong but I think you may be overthinking some of this...

What parts specifically ? Just wondering

[chadeo23]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

Could be wrong but I think you may be overthinking some of this...

I'm not saying it's an amazing example of their physics engine. I'm just saying it's cool to actually see. They're very minor things, but I care about the detail. In previous (and current) games there would have been clipping all over that play. Hopefully there will be better, more obvious illustrations of the physics in action soon.

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by chadeo23

I'm not saying it's an amazing example of their physics engine. I'm just saying it's cool to actually see. They're very minor things, but I care about the detail. In previous games there would have been clipping all over that play. Hopefully there will be better, more obvious illustrations of the physics in action soon.

If what you detailed was what actually occurred, it would be amazing honestly...but the LeBron/Ariza interaction you detailed looked to be just two animations playing out...

The Terrance Jones reaction was indeed nice though and looked to be a good example of physics coming into play....

[Rockie_Fresh88]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

If what you detailed was what actually occurred, it would be amazing honestly...but the LeBron/Ariza interaction you detailed looked to be just two animations playing out... The Terrance Jones reaction was indeed nice though and looked to be a good example of physics coming into play....

Oh ok idk if it was as detailed as he said but there was some form of contact to make that animation. Looked as if Lebron drew a foul

[chadeo23]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

If what you detailed was what actually occurred, it would be amazing honestly...but the LeBron/Ariza interaction you detailed looked to be just two animations playing out... The Terrance Jones reaction was indeed nice though and looked to be a good example of physics coming into play....

I dunno...maybe my mind is playing tricks on me, but the Lebron/Ariza interaction is too smooth and too fluid for it to just be two animations playing out. Watch Lebron's right arm on his landing. I swear you can see the real-time physical adjustments happening. The Jones one is more obvious though. If it is simply two animations playing out, then they just got lucky on this specific clip/angle in that it gives the illusion of real-time physics

[GisherJohn24]

No roster sharing is a big downer for me. Wanted to make my 96 Pacers

[GisherJohn24]

Has ea said why it's delayed?