NBA 2K17 Screenshot - Paul George

[MarkWilliam]

I think posting pics with your issues is huge and I believe encouraged.


There's criticism and then there's constructive criticism.


If 2Ks improvement is at heart, MARCH ON FELLAS!

[Teddy_Long]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

Some models are cool but there are some absolutely out of bounds, and for whatever reason they want you to think it's unimaginable

agreed.

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by Teddy_Long

agreed.

Whats the issue here?

Not disagreeing on anything, just wondering....

[stillfeelme]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

Whats the issue here? Not disagreeing on anything, just wondering....

His head is too big for body. He has a long neck IRL but not in 2K. He has a very small head IRL.

[Rockie_Fresh88]

Skin tone does look improved

[ForeverVersatile]

I think he looks bigger because his arms are longer in real life, but in the game the shorter arms makes his biceps look bigger.


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[akacmac911]

I got from NLSC posted by PeacemanNOT↓

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Talking about this whole Body Scan thing.... there are only 7 body types in the game:

Bodytype #1 - This is the most common body type. It is used for Create a Player, your MyPlayer and usually players who don't get face scans done.
Bodytype #2 - This is the skinny muscular body type. It's used by players like Dwyane Wade, DeMarcus Cousins, Kemba Walker, Derrick Favors etc.
Bodytype #3 - This is the skinny body type. It's used by players like Stephen Curry, Andrew Wiggins, Kevin Durant (2K16) etc.
Bodytype #4 - This is the muscular body type. It's used by players like LeBron James, Isaiah Thomas, Dwight Howard, Nene, David West etc.
Bodytype #5 - This is the awkward fat body type. It's used by players like Dirk Nowitzki, D'Angelo Russell, Andre Drummond, Jonas Valanciunas etc.
Bodytype #6 - This is the fat body type. It's used by players like Draymond Green, Glen Davis, Shaquille O'Neal, Al Jefferson, Zach Randolph
Bodytype #7 - This is the high school body type. It's going to be the body type that Kevin Durant is going to be using in NBA 2K17 and it looks ****ing stupid.

When they say body scans they don't mean they actually scan the size of the arm/legs etc.
All they do is scan the wingspan, the shoulder height, and the body length.*

To prove my point watch what happens when I swap out a player with the same body type and give them the same height, wingspan, shoulder height and the same body length as the previous player in this GIF.

GIF located here; scroll down: http://forums.nba-live.com/viewtopic.php?f=224&t=101634

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[ksuttonjr76]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

I only posted that because we have someone here almost on schill level defending everything. That is indefensible unless you roll with the I'm cool wit it crew and it doesn't matter then why bother defending it to death? Some models are cool but there are some absolutely out of bounds, and for whatever reason they want you to think it's unimaginable No it's not that serious, but surely 2k isn't perfect and can be improved. It's not a bash on them, its a legit thing to be pointed out, not posting pics to fit your agenda/point. PG is better looking detail wise than last year for sure... doesn't mean his model doesn't appear on the swole side...the side to side picture is right there.

Okay, I'll give you the CP3 picture. To me, that's looks like a clear cut case where the body model seem like it's waaaaayyyyy off.

This is clearly my opinion, but I think the PG model is fine. I've seen the previous trailer, and his body model seemed fine to me then. I chalked up the extra "buff" look more to the camera angle. Plus, his body model was fine to me in NBA 2K16, so I don't expect it to change for 2K17 unless 2K Sports is doing something new this season.

However, I refuse to let some people to use this single screenshot as a "clear example" that 2K Sports news to address the body models. IIRC, I thought 2K Sports was doing full body scans now...
I'll Google it later.

EDIT: Never mind. Someone was posting the body scan article as I was typing.