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FadeEmAll · 03-20-2009, 09:32 AM

In season/franchise mode in NBa Live '10 do player stats come out comparable to their real life counterparts. I.E. does Dwight Howard average close to 20-10, and Chris Paul the same with assist? To me these are simple logistical elements in video games that need to be addressed. I haven't played Live, so I'll reserve my judgement until you gusy answer this question. I got hype about 2K9, bought it, saw the unrealistic simulated stats, and thought and this is the "BEST"

Behindshadows · 03-20-2009, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by FadeEmAll


	In season/franchise mode in NBa Live '10 do player stats come out comparable to their real life counterparts. I.E. does Dwight Howard average close to 20-10, and Chris Paul the same with assist? To me these are simple logistical elements in video games that need to be addressed. I haven't played Live, so I'll reserve my judgement until you gusy answer this question. I got hype about 2K9, bought it, saw the unrealistic simulated stats, and thought and this is the "BEST"

Play Live 09 and play with new DNA and your answers will be there.

NumberOneRB · 03-23-2009, 04:21 PM

EA Sports overall has really been quite underrated lately. Right now, their soccer (futbol), hockey, and golf games are already considered the best representations of the actual sports, and Madden is starting to generate a lot of good will thanks to the great developer interaction in that forum. I'd say if the Live developers continue to learn from the rest of their fellow EA development peers, this is going to be a GREAT year for EA Sports and sports fans alike.

Da_Czar · 03-23-2009, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by shpankey


	No doubt in my mind this will be the better sim in 10... 2k has been going downhill since 2k7 imo. 2k9's default gameplay is abhorent.

DAM SHpankey !!!! Abhorent ....DAM.... that's just down right cold...LOL

dave374 · 03-26-2009, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Solid-Bri


	I bought both games this year, and truthfully, 2K9 is better (I don't think anyone can dispute this).

I bought both games this year and absolutely dispute this.
Live is the better game IMO and I traded in 2k9 about a month ago.

kingpnp · 05-30-2009, 04:55 PM

Here's the problem with not having animations that any and everyone can do. In real life. shaq can cross over. he has done it to other centers. not often at all. but he has done it. the thing is this you should allow every player to be able to ATTEMPT. key word. ATTEMPT. to do what all the other players do. now the thing is most players can't complete the move. 99.9% of the nba can't do one or two dribble pull ups like kobe. except for melo, and brandon roy. lebron can try. but he can't do it (YET). thats how you make a game super realistic. if people want to cross over with shaq. let them. but when the ball bounces off his foot its there problem. thats REAL basketbal. REAL physics.

Now here's the trick. if you do this. you have to make sure the controls to do these extra moves will not interfere with you trying to do a normal move with the proper guy. for instance fine shaq can't cross people over at will or else he will lose the ball. but what i dont want to see is a situation where its hard for me to make shaq turn right to left without trying to attempt a crossover i wasn't trying to attempt. which results in shaq dropping the ball. you have to watch for that. but its funny listening to mike talk about the two games. cause i said this when i bought both games this year. it was the first time in 3 years i've purchased a NBA live. and i told people even though 2k is better to play. that live may catch up in 2010 and/or possibly surpass 2k, strickly on that DNA thing. on top of the fact how they have worked on the cross over/dribbling moves with the right analog stick. it feels more natural. then waiting for a couple of button clicks of the triggers to trigger certain dribbling animations in 2k. but we all knew a combo of 2k and live would be great. and thats exactly what mike wang is talking about. and then some.

**online Dynasties are a must. 1vs1 and 5 vs 5 dynasties online.
not one season but 20 years worth or 15 years worth. this is the only way people wont quit the league. if you have the weaker team atleast you have the luxury of getting a top draft pick at the end of the year. so there's something to look forward to. if all you have is one season. if you start losing. there's no reason to play the rest of the season out. ***

^^^please look at this

RayAP19 · 05-30-2009, 10:08 PM

99.9% of the nba can't do one or two dribble pull ups like kobe.

Kidding?

kingpnp · 06-01-2009, 02:41 AM

No i'm not kidding. you must not know what i'm talking about. every nba star has commented on how kobe can do it but they can't. kobe actually said who could do it NOW. cause he showed him how. MELO. he showed him over the summer. bron still can't do it properly. its very very difficult to do. take a hard bounce as if you're going forward then pull up for a jumper and hit it. with great body balance. people cant do it. ROY can, kobe can, and now melo. i think thats about it.

03-20-2009, 09:32 AM	#41
FadeEmAll Banned OVR: 26 Join Date: Dec 2008 Blog Entries: 4	Re: NBA Live 10: Producer Interview (ESPN) In season/franchise mode in NBa Live '10 do player stats come out comparable to their real life counterparts. I.E. does Dwight Howard average close to 20-10, and Chris Paul the same with assist? To me these are simple logistical elements in video games that need to be addressed. I haven't played Live, so I'll reserve my judgement until you gusy answer this question. I got hype about 2K9, bought it, saw the unrealistic simulated stats, and thought and this is the "BEST"

03-23-2009, 04:21 PM	#43
NumberOneRB MVP OVR: 11 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Chicago, IL	Re: NBA Live 10: Producer Interview (ESPN) EA Sports overall has really been quite underrated lately. Right now, their soccer (futbol), hockey, and golf games are already considered the best representations of the actual sports, and Madden is starting to generate a lot of good will thanks to the great developer interaction in that forum. I'd say if the Live developers continue to learn from the rest of their fellow EA development peers, this is going to be a GREAT year for EA Sports and sports fans alike.

05-30-2009, 10:08 PM	#47
RayAP19 Banned OVR: 26 Join Date: Oct 2006	Re: NBA Live 10: Producer Interview (ESPN) 99.9% of the nba can't do one or two dribble pull ups like kobe. Kidding?

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05-30-2009, 04:55 PM	#46
kingpnp Banned OVR: 2 Join Date: Jul 2008	Here's the problem with not having animations that any and everyone can do. In real life. shaq can cross over. he has done it to other centers. not often at all. but he has done it. the thing is this you should allow every player to be able to ATTEMPT. key word. ATTEMPT. to do what all the other players do. now the thing is most players can't complete the move. 99.9% of the nba can't do one or two dribble pull ups like kobe. except for melo, and brandon roy. lebron can try. but he can't do it (YET). thats how you make a game super realistic. if people want to cross over with shaq. let them. but when the ball bounces off his foot its there problem. thats REAL basketbal. REAL physics. Now here's the trick. if you do this. you have to make sure the controls to do these extra moves will not interfere with you trying to do a normal move with the proper guy. for instance fine shaq can't cross people over at will or else he will lose the ball. but what i dont want to see is a situation where its hard for me to make shaq turn right to left without trying to attempt a crossover i wasn't trying to attempt. which results in shaq dropping the ball. you have to watch for that. but its funny listening to mike talk about the two games. cause i said this when i bought both games this year. it was the first time in 3 years i've purchased a NBA live. and i told people even though 2k is better to play. that live may catch up in 2010 and/or possibly surpass 2k, strickly on that DNA thing. on top of the fact how they have worked on the cross over/dribbling moves with the right analog stick. it feels more natural. then waiting for a couple of button clicks of the triggers to trigger certain dribbling animations in 2k. but we all knew a combo of 2k and live would be great. and thats exactly what mike wang is talking about. and then some. online Dynasties are a must. 1vs1 and 5 vs 5 dynasties online. not one season but 20 years worth or 15 years worth. this is the only way people wont quit the league. if you have the weaker team atleast you have the luxury of getting a top draft pick at the end of the year. so there's something to look forward to. if all you have is one season. if you start losing. there's no reason to play the rest of the season out. * ^^^please look at this

06-01-2009, 02:41 AM	#48
kingpnp Banned OVR: 2 Join Date: Jul 2008	No i'm not kidding. you must not know what i'm talking about. every nba star has commented on how kobe can do it but they can't. kobe actually said who could do it NOW. cause he showed him how. MELO. he showed him over the summer. bron still can't do it properly. its very very difficult to do. take a hard bounce as if you're going forward then pull up for a jumper and hit it. with great body balance. people cant do it. ROY can, kobe can, and now melo. i think thats about it.

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