NBA Elite 11 OS Exclusive Video: Miami Heat @ Orlando Magic

[bmgoff11]

Quote: Originally Posted by i c u cant stop me

he is only blue for the playoffs. and yes look at the way the seating is behind the basket and look at elite that is our old arena...

actually they have more of the new arena check the real life pic of the arena and u can see it is more of the new arena then the old /
i guess since they arent 100% finished with the arena yet they might not let them look at it/ dont know if the inside is finish but every time i drive by there are workers doing the outside

[fatleg3]

Quote: Originally Posted by bmgoff11

actually they have more of the new arena check the real life pic of the arena and u can see it is more of the new arena then the old / i guess since they arent 100% finished with the arena yet they might not let them look at it/ dont know if the inside is finish but every time i drive by there are workers doing the outside

I really dont not know because he made the fact that the seating is the same as the old arena but the things on the court are different in elite like the center court logo, and the name. Its amway center in the videos and irl the old arena was amway arena

[coolcras7]

the score board is really obstructing the view of the court can see alot of people accidentally stepping out of bounds on the top right above the three point line, from 4:06 to 4:12 you dont have a clear angle where Lebron is standing

[sportyguyfl31]

Quote: Originally Posted by Boilerbuzz

I'm talking about the "sweet spot" of the shooting mechanic. The timing. If you time that release of the shot on the right frame: bucket. Regardless of defense, shooter, et al...

Id love to see a developer's insight into that. I find that tough to fathom.

Is the "sweet spot" contextual? Meaning more forgiving uncontested, then when you have a defender contesting?

Id like to hear mroe about this.

[neegotiator]

Quote: Originally Posted by sportyguyfl31

Id love to see a developer's insight into that. I find that tough to fathom. Is the "sweet spot" contextual? Meaning more forgiving uncontested, then when you have a defender contesting? Id like to hear mroe about this.

i could've sworn when reading about the sweet spot way back, that it'd adjust to the circumstances of the shot. so for example, sweet spot for contested shot is smaller than uncontested.

[rEAnimator]

Quote: Originally Posted by neegotiator

i could've sworn when reading about the sweet spot way back, that it'd adjust to the circumstances of the shot. so for example, sweet spot for contested shot is smaller than uncontested.

That's exactly how it works.

Contested/uncontested, distance to the rim, settled or moving, shot ratings all contribute to the size of the sweet spot for both aiming and power.

[Boilerbuzz]

Quote: Originally Posted by rEAnimator

That's exactly how it works. Contested/uncontested, distance to the rim, settled or moving, shot ratings all contribute to the size of the sweet spot for both aiming and power.

And if you roll all of that into the SMALLEST of sweet-spots, if we have an idiot-savant that has that "knack" for timing his inputs on the frame (like hundreds of fighting game nuts can do), he's negates all that and makes every bucket. The method is great. But the boolean nature of it makes it really, REALLY dangerous...

[Dawgthem]

Quote: Originally Posted by Boilerbuzz

And if you roll all of that into the SMALLEST of sweet-spots, if we have an idiot-savant that has that "knack" for timing his inputs on the frame (like hundreds of fighting game nuts can do), he's negates all that and makes every bucket. The method is great. But the boolean nature of it makes it really, REALLY dangerous...

I dont' think that'll really matter..in all the videos i haven't seen the meter in the videos maybe its optional therefore it probably wouldn't be on line