First gameplay videos - positives edition

[BA2929]

Wanted to see what parts of these videos everyone enjoyed and were most hyped about.

For me it was a few things:

Davis block

Pick and roll seems to actually work. It didn't for me much last year, but that may be because I was awful at it.

Crowd chants and movement.

That sweet Crawford sig move.

[Vni]

Kind of a redundant thread imo since everything is already being talked about on each gameplay threads.

[ataman5]

There are so so so so many positives in these videos if someone can't see them i'm absolutely sure they never ever played 2k15 for more than a month.

Different than i suggested under the video threads is again with bold:

- Seperation that player gets by dribbling not cheesy but all organic

[Mauer4MVP]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

Kind of a redundant thread imo since everything is already being talked about on each gameplay threads.

I think it's really helpful. So many threads! It's overwhelming. I think one thread for all positives/negatives could have done.

[Mauer4MVP]

I will agree that I had no idea which was the USER and CPU. That's a really good sign. I do agree with the notion that overall there are still some speed issues, but I was really impressed from what I saw.

[xr2unitx]

Everyone already knows about the mouth guard being implemented, but just seeing the Curry free throw routine was jaw dropping to me.

[yellow86]

- Some little additions with the logos, the mouthguard, the crowd seem cool.
- Davis block, although it seemed it was a canned animation
- Pick and roll, seemed natural
- Face scans and some players looking more real, like Z-Bo.

[ataman5]

HOT/COLD Feature! It's a super positive and true to life addition which will also make every other game different.

I already see those youtubers ranting by not liking this feature, WRONG!

Not every game is played the same by the players, real life isn't based on just the sole fact of 1 and 0's to coding to play out the same. Players may start off and then if not force the issue can come back into play and dominate by doing right on other ends of the floor. Or they may never ever come to that match at all and we all say it was a bad night for "..." etc. Also the opposite for hot is true sometimes you see average players take over and rise withing quarters or all over the game.

So i want just let devs know that it's a great feature, organic and true to life and true to basketball 101 knowledge by not forcing the issue or finding other strategies, so please don't liste to those youtubers and cheesers. Don't tune or hold off the feature. It sounds great it'll be great.