NBA 2K16 Gameplay Video - Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Golden St. Warriors

[JerzeyReign]

Gotta go back to work but I still see the confused AI look during plays.

1. Green moves into Curry's way on that nice hesi and drive. Maybe next year 2K takes another step and we can have the AI recognize the drive and Green sinks into the paint and looks for a potential drop off pass.

2. On that Curry airball the offense is just standing around. Klay doesn't attempt to curl until its entirely too late.

Not sure if that sequence was user controlled or not but it would've been nice to see Klay attempt to get open earlier. Maybe it'll look better once guys are running their base sets - maybe that'll bring out the more fluid backside motions.

[vannwolfhawk]

Quote: Originally Posted by JerzeyReign

Gotta go back to work but I still see the confused AI look during plays. 1. Green moves into Curry's way on that nice hesi and drive. Maybe next year 2K takes another step and we can have the AI recognize the drive and Green sinks into the paint and looks for a potential drop off pass.

Completely agree 100%! I thought this same thing on a few videos. They just stand their and clog the driving lane with no awareness. I hope it gets on the 17 list for sure...

[The 24th Letter]

Green was posted up when Curry started driving so he didn't have anywhere to go....that can honestly happen IRL some times...you can see he actually tried to he out of the way at the very end of it...

Also...was that a well placed reaction animation or did Greens arm actually react to Currys body? Almost looks like it wrapped around it...if so that would be pretty cool...means some kind of physics were implemented...




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[raiderphantom]

I'm excited for this game but I'm curious what the difficulty was on. For all the AI improvements there were a number of defensive mistakes in that short video. Right off the tip Green should've passed off Moz to Bogut and ran out on Love. The double screen in the corner for Shump wasn't defended particularly well either. Barnes was a bit slow to react, got caught and stumbled then went under at the end. Mosgov was pick and fading to the 3 point line and I think it was Klay who just got lost on that final play although I may be mistaken.

[blues rocker]

this is going to sound silly, and it shouldn't matter, but i really like the new rim/net physics. i usually don't REALLY care about something so minor, but it just makes scoring feel more satisfying when the ball sinks through the rim and net realistically.

[ataman5]

Quote: Originally Posted by blues rocker

this is going to sound silly, and it shouldn't matter, but i really like the new rim/net physics. i usually don't REALLY care about something so minor, but it just makes scoring feel more satisfying when the ball sinks through the rim and net realistically.

It's not silly at all because the outcomes will not get that repetitive, i used to feel and know when a shot goes in or out; now whenever i see another varied interaction i feel a great relief, ignorance is bliss like relief; so i want to shoot freely and see the result at the very end of it. Surprise me more please...

[blues rocker]

something i'm noticing in these new vids is more missed contact layups. this is great. i was sick of good players making almost every contact layup in 2k15 - it was like creating contact had no affect on the layup success. at least now i know i'll be rewarded for creating that contact on drives. even if i get a foul, at least it won't be an automatic and-1 like in 2k15.

[Sundown]

Quote: Originally Posted by blues rocker

this is going to sound silly, and it shouldn't matter, but i really like the new rim/net physics. i usually don't REALLY care about something so minor, but it just makes scoring feel more satisfying when the ball sinks through the rim and net realistically.

Also the new rim physics will reportedly lead to some long rebounds, and that is not a small thing.