NBA Live 13 Gameplay Video - Miami Heat vs. Oklahoma City Thunder

[CMH]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

This is the equivalent of a flop ..and I mean like

Me or them? I don't understand.

[23]

Them not you

Again as Pared said.. that's already been done, and they got no response.

After that I saw the Community guys get ignored for longer than a year even though they continually asked over and over, then get back slapped with that contest thing that popped up on Facebook which eliminated them

The only time they seemed to listen a bit was when they made Live 10..but thats beating a dead horse right

...and the timing of this post is incredible after the most recent events.. before this nobody could get a word out of EA, so I know they know, just wasn't saying anything... now its share and care time?

Sorry man

[BlingBling19]

The presentation and stats at the bottom of the screen looked good. The gameplay though looks awful.

[CMH]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

...and the timing of this post is incredible after the most recent events.. before this nobody could get a word out of EA, so I know they know, just wasn't saying anything... now its share and care time? Sorry man

The timing is obvious. Agreed.

And I know it's beginning to feel like that person you know that burned you once, twice, however many times and is asking for another chance.

I want to go tell EA to screw themselves. They had their chances and didn't listen.

But, what we have been asking for is input and someone to listen. Maybe this is it? I don't know.

What would you want them to do to show they really will listen this time? Serious question. I don't know what would actually convince me, but I get the feeling it will take someone there opening up that line of communication (officially), receiving that input, and then showing us how they implemented that input. However, that requires people actually wanting to both receive and give input.

[TheUndogmatic]

Quote: Originally Posted by EmmdotFrisk

Constructive feedback and video analysis is welcomed. You don't necessarily have to be here to get the ball rolling. All ideas, opinions, and feedback is welcomed. At the end of the day we want an NBA game that fans will enjoy and identify with.

All I can say is to bring people who have good knowledge of basketball in for feedback, and also listen to gamer feedback. And put that feedback in the game. Also add some in-depth modes, take notes from 2k. Not trying to be rude or anything, I'm just saying.

[BlingBling19]

I'll also add since this is I guess a "pre alpha" build as was said maybe there is hope for the gameplay with the real version.

[23]

Quote: Originally Posted by CMH

The timing is obvious. Agreed. didn't listen. But, what we have been asking for is input and someone to listen. Maybe this is it? I don't know.

Quote:

What would you want them to do to show they really will listen this time? Serious question. I don't know what would actually convince me, but I get the feeling it will take someone there opening up that line of communication (officially), receiving that input, and then showing us how they implemented that input. However, that requires people actually wanting to both receive and give input.

At this point, communication alone wont work

Until this game starts to produce something that is supposed to be on par with todays games, its just another flop like all of rest of the games in every genre

[bigeastbumrush]

Quote: Originally Posted by EmmdotFrisk

Constructive feedback and video analysis is welcomed. You don't necessarily have to be here to get the ball rolling. All ideas, opinions, and feedback is welcomed. At the end of the day we want an NBA game that fans will enjoy and identify with.

Clearly there are people out there who are passionate about past Live iterations and any future Live titles...just by the length of this thread.

Why have Facebook contests and all these type of promos to get people over to the EA studios to provide constructive feedback on your game? What avenues can you be reached by?

You guys wait entirely too long and invite the wrong set of people (from my perspective) to provide feedback on what you're doing.

The whole "hush-hush we don't want anyone to steal our ideas so we're gonna keep it closed doors" thinking is just setting yourselves up for failure.

No one is pretending to be smarter than the people who are working on the game. But community feedback way before you release is the only way you guys are gonna get it.

One video in 2 years and people are talking about it. Providing "constructive" criticism. And you guys didn't even release the video. What does that tell you?