NBA 2K11 Video: Ten Teams in Ten Days - Day 1: Oklahoma City Thunder (Da_Czar)

[sniperhare]

I'm a basketball novice and 2k10 was a blast with the right rosters and sliders, this looks like it's even better. I still forget what positions the 1's & 3's are but this playcalling system looks like it can teach me the "X's & O's" of basketball the way Madden showed me in football.

[TheKasmar]

Great video and I loved the bonus tidbit about "defensive anticipation, offensive advantage". The defensive cut off move seems like it will be a great addition(especially for baseline-D) and one I cant wait to take advantage of with the arsenal of isomotion moves.

[Mr.Wednesday]

I should not have watched this...The Czar just made the wait for the other 9 videos and 2K11 a hundred times more painful.

Great vid. Now I'll just go sit in a dark room, stare into the darkness and wait for the next one....

[Reggie16]

Wow. Cant wait for this game..took a break this is my firs 2k game since 2k9. i cant wait for the next 9 videos.

I think im gonna go preorder this game tomorrow on my day off!

[convince]

The things that stuck out to me in the videos are the players falling from contact. I can't recall seeing that in 2k10. And i always wanted to see that in the game.

[domidomdomz]

Quote: Originally Posted by convince

The things that stuck out to me in the videos are the players falling from contact. I can't recall seeing that in 2k10. And i always wanted to see that in the game.

Yup, the opening clips from the vid are golden.

And also the collision between Westbrook and Dirk on the last play.

[SageInfinite]

The collision on the dirk play really made it noticeable that 2k has added some kind of physics/collision system this year. Looked really good too.

Czar just breaks down everything so lovely man, and I'm loving the new graphics. Looks super tight man. I'm looking forward to these videos more than anything now. I also loved the 2k10 comparison. 2k really put their foot in this game this year. Just sick sadistic addictive stuff.

[kazushige0001]

That was a great video. It's nice to see how far the plays have come from 2K10. The new play calling system is definitely an improvement and the way the players run the plays was even better. The Westbrook and Durant sequence toward the end left me excited. The way the two players and their different threats affected the way the defense adjusted and were eventually punished seemed very true to life.