NBA Live 16 Gameplay Videos

[StormsWarning]

very very nice!

[Rob. D]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrprice33

Also notice how the transparency of the play diagram changes throughout the play. It allows you to see the next step of the play design and anticipate it before it happens.

haha free price!! Give us all u can I know u see stuff we are just missing.

[Steve_OS]

Multiplayer looks like it will be fun and that's what I'm after, hope it's not that easy to drive to the hole and dunk tho...

As for gameplay, I just can't stand the passing. It's just too floaty. Hopefully there are sliders that can tweak it.

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrprice33

He's late to react to the Westbrook drive, which means he's late to react to the pass, but Westbrook had an open dunk if he wanted it, which is why the defender is crashing down so hard.

He randomly ran right into the screener instead of cutting off WB.....it was some rough P&R coverage tbh

BUT

good recognition and rotation leading to a drive and kick....FINALLY. Did the Tiger Woods calm fist when I saw that....

and Pro Am looks fantastic man...love the atmosphere....I'm ready for Tuesday....the dunk and traffic was ehh but we'll see how it shapes up in a couple of days


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[Basketball Nate]

I'm feeling how Teague originally was gonna cut to the paint on that three but pulled back out when they called out that he was cutting. We finally got some intelligent off ball a.i. that adapts to the situation for proper floor spacing

[strawberryshortcake]

Animations looked improved, but considering this is a new camera angle, I won't be able to give final judgment on animations. I will have to switch to traditional broadcast to truly see how the animations play out.

Absolutely loving the fact that shots don't automatically go in perfectly swish. The ball hitting the rim is music to my ears, very organic and natural. Everything would go in swish in Live15's demo.

One thing that still sticks out is the dribbling mechanics, especially during a crossover. The ball always moves so far away from the body while the legs are spaced so far apart. I believe Kyrie was motioned captured a couple years back doing dribble moves. Maybe that's the problem because the way Kyrie handles is unique. Not everyone dribbles like Kyrie. Would like this to be cleaned up for Live17. Get a few NBA player to motion capture sessions with of dribble mechanics.

Not going to put too much stock on the AI based on one or two plays. I know MrPrice addressed the Durant open three already, and I can see why that played out. But I would have preferred to see the defender stayed a tad closer towards Durant for the possibility of ball getting kicked out by the driver. We'll see come demo drop.

Quote: Originally Posted by bonannogiovanni

The tipoff is atrocious, the ball floats in the air till it gets to the point guard who awaits in his paint. Terribly unrealistic,

That's been acknowledge. The tipped ball will always go to the point guard. Unfortunately not going to be fixed for Live16 but they're looking into getting a fix for it in future Live iterations. At least that is what I read somewhere online.

[Rob. D]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steve_OS

Multiplayer looks like it will be fun and that's what I'm after, hope it's not that easy to drive to the hole and dunk tho... As for gameplay, I just can't stand the passing. It's just too floaty. Hopefully there are sliders that can tweak it.

Agree Pro am looks fun, we need some zip on those passes tho and Im praying its not like 15 ... Drive Drive Drive ... Dunk! If they can reduce the paint spamming and give us weekly challenges to do in the coop mode in Pro Am then this game may last a full year for me.

[mrprice33]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rob. D

haha free price!! Give us all u can I know u see stuff we are just missing.

I'm trying to helpfully point things out where I can and help nudge y'all lol.

Some fun Kevin Durant stats...shot 44% from that spot on the floor last season, and shot about 16% better on wide open (6+feet away) 3s than he did on average (56% wide open vs 40% overall).

44+16...what does that equal? Huh...weird. I've seen a number really close to that before.