NBA 2K16 Gameplay Video - Oklahoma City Thunder vs. New Orleans Pelicans

[raiderphantom]

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Loved the vid, but what's up with this triple team stack defense? Haha



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[Da_Czar]

Quote: Originally Posted by myathebee

That shot at 1:21 has me feeling concerned..It looked like KD was being guarded pretty well off that screen and his man was right there...Notice the green bar under the defender's feet.

I think if anything after you guys play the game you will feel that shots like that may not go down enough for great shooters. Will be interesting to see how this thing shakes out once you all get the game and get comfortable.

[yonly1ME]

Quote: Originally Posted by Da_Czar

I think if anything after you guys play the game you will feel that shots like that may not go down enough for great shooters. Will be interesting to see how this thing shakes out once you all get the game and get comfortable.

True, there is only so much that we can get out of 3-4 min clips of someone playing the game instead of ourselves and formulate our opinions off our own experiences.

[LouAllDay]

I think that might be the first time ever that I'm actually impressed by a gameplay video. Offline play will be a challenge this year.

[JazzMan]

Nice to see Kanter get burned by Ajinca on that late pick and roll.

Hopefully defensive ratings will impact the game more so than last year. It felt like there wasn't any significant drop offs between good defenders and bad ones, all that mattered was shot-blocking.

[TheDuggler]

Quote: Originally Posted by raiderphantom

Attachment 106339 Loved the vid, but what's up with this triple team stack defense? Haha Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh boy thats bad lmao

[swac07]

lol they even have the refs mic'ed during freethrows thats crazy .."two shots.."

[catfish9-5]

Still didnt see that "explosion" to get around defender. Especially with KD going off screen. Good movement up to that point then it's like it "quick sands" ball handler to help defense. Maybe it's just me. I like the camera view.