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

[KG]

Quote: Originally Posted by blues rocker

the Blake Griffin layup at 1:39 bothers me a bit...he spins out of the post and Garnett is right in his path and should've bumped him...but Griffin is able to just go through Garnett without any contact. worries me a bit that these post spin animations may be too hard to interrupt once they start.

I don't like how he went to the left-hand on that. I've always thought that the off-hand success rate around the basket was/is way too high in 2K games. That is an extremely difficult shot yet it goes in at a high clip.

Outside of that I wasn't too wowed by the video. That's not to say it was bad, merely that I have a higher expectations from 2K.

[coolcras7]

Quote: Originally Posted by ALBERTPULHOZ

I agree . It looks good and its still a must buy to me . The only problem i REALLY have with this game is the dribbling and penetration and lack of control/feel for the game . I mean look at the 3:35 mark . Rondo constantly TRIES to get past gordon but is unsuccessful . Not that it couldnt happen in a real game , but in 2k you cant really blow past defenders like you can in real life . Not realistic at all your always left with some clunky animation of running into a wall instead of dipping your head and driving towards the basket like your taught to do . anyways , still love the game .

That is because in real life Rondo would wait until he has a lane to attack the basket not try to run through people, that is the difference between a video game being played by Ronnie controlling a computer generated Rondo and the real life Rondo

[samer naser]

omg!! this is sick!! the movment seems soo smooth and post game is terrific, and i love how every player iv seen so far has a new jumpshot, and there all perfect!!!!!!! but cmon celtics vs clippers lol, wheres the lakers gameplay! hahahahah

[blues rocker]

Quote: Originally Posted by KG

I don't like how he went to the left-hand on that. I've always thought that the off-hand success rate around the basket was/is way too high in 2K games. That is an extremely difficult shot yet it goes in at a high clip. Outside of that I wasn't too wowed by the video. That's not to say it was bad, merely that I have a higher expectations from 2K.

i'm hoping the lack of contact with Garnett on that move was due to the game being on "default" or "casual" mode and thus the collision sliders are lower...hopefully that is the case and "sim" mode would result in a collision with Garnett in that situation.

[coolcras7]

Quote: Originally Posted by blues rocker

i'm hoping the lack of contact with Garnett on that move was due to the game being on "default" or "casual" mode and thus the collision sliders are lower...hopefully that is the case and "sim" mode would result in a collision with Garnett in that situation.

That had more to do with user error, Ronnie switch to KG after Pierce got in trouble KG never got in position to create any real contact.

[ALBERTPULHOZ]

Quote: Originally Posted by coolcras7

That is because in real life Rondo would wait until he has a lane to attack the basket not try to run through people, that is the difference between a video game being played by Ronnie controlling a computer generated Rondo and the real life Rondo

Yeah the problem with that though is , in real life , you can create your own lane and he had plenty of lane if he beats his man off the dribble (which by the way SEVERAL not as nearly skilled players can do , just not in 2k)

[coolcras7]

Quote: Originally Posted by ALBERTPULHOZ

Yeah the problem with that though is , in real life , you can create your own lane and he had plenty of lane if he beats his man off the dribble (which by the way SEVERAL not as nearly skilled players can do , just not in 2k)

Still trying to figure out your point, let me give it a try, Ronnie could not drive to the lane with Rondo because their was no lane to drive and because he played horribly and some how that is a flaw in the game ?

[cmebfresh]

i like the real Paul Pierce step back move.