09:47 AM - November 19, 2013 by Steve_OS
EA Sports has shipped NBA Live 14 today. Please play a few games and post your impressions here. As always, we'd like to see how the community feels about the game.
NBA Live 14 News Post
09:47 AM - November 19, 2013 by Steve_OSEA Sports has shipped NBA Live 14 today. Please play a few games and post your impressions here. As always, we'd like to see how the community feels about the game.
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I actually had a time where they did the same exact dribble out the clock thing you posted. I only sent it to the Live developers/CM at the time because I had direct access to them. There was no point positing the video because it would be challenged as not being in the game by the Live defenders at the time, scoffed at not being an issue, etc.
Pretty ironic.
There are some issues but I would say in general the game play itself has improved and I have fun with the game. If they could fix some faces, like Lebron, I would be happy
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The 24th Letter @ 12/29/13 09:49 PM
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Crazy. The motion shifting I posted above is a carry over from Live 10 too..everything from the look to the feel of driving to the basket in this game is 'bleh' for me...
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Yeah because the players on ball defense is too high and so is the recovery defense but you can't edit it this year :/
Galaxy Note 2
This game is funny to me, it doesn't have good graphics or animations but for some reason I keep playing it over 2K. It's just fun I guess. I can't put my finger on it.
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My biggest issue is I cannot(even on pro) hit jumpshots since the last patch. It took some of the fun away to create/run plays and clank off the rim over and over. Im not expecting to shot 100% but im in the low 30s. I dont know what to do at this point. Im using rating only.
Im a guy who spends half of the 12 months after release in practice mode.
Use the flash on the player indicator. That lets you know when your releases is too late
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I saw this was on sale for $40 today at best buy and there was a 100% trade in special so i got this game for about 7 dollars after trading in GTA and getting $36 for it. Figured why not. I do own 2K on PS4 so I bought this on the XBOX 1 because I need a sports game for it and didn't want to double buy. Only played 3 games so far, only 5 minute quarters so my experience is limited and sample size is small.
This game is fun. I haven't played with Auto Motion yet, just put it on, but haven't played a game yet.
First off, this is MUCH better than then demo. After installing the 3 updates, the game is much better.
The arenas and lighting are great, as are the arena sounds. The players run very smooth and with a more natural feel.
I can't shoot to save my life, and I'm still getting used to the post play.
I like calling out plays with the Kinnect (Post Play, cut to the basket etc). Makes me feel somewhat like a coach haha.
Can't believe you can't edit players…what a joke. The rosters are accurate but player numbers are not. I don't care too much about accessories but the numbers really get to me.
I love how often the game updates with the rosters and ratings.
I've only just played exhibition games so I don't know about anything else about other game modes.
The sleeve jerseys bug me as the sleeves are far to long, anyone that wears an arm sleeve looks like they have a full long sleeve t-shirt on.
Commentary isn't the greatest, very repetitive, already in only 3 games, but the presentation and the way ESPN has been used is really good. Love the halftime and post game shows.
Overall, the game has been pretty good so far. Far better than my expectations, well worth the $7.
This game is fun. I haven't played with Auto Motion yet, just put it on, but haven't played a game yet.
First off, this is MUCH better than then demo. After installing the 3 updates, the game is much better.
The arenas and lighting are great, as are the arena sounds. The players run very smooth and with a more natural feel.
I can't shoot to save my life, and I'm still getting used to the post play.
I like calling out plays with the Kinnect (Post Play, cut to the basket etc). Makes me feel somewhat like a coach haha.
Can't believe you can't edit players…what a joke. The rosters are accurate but player numbers are not. I don't care too much about accessories but the numbers really get to me.
I love how often the game updates with the rosters and ratings.
I've only just played exhibition games so I don't know about anything else about other game modes.
The sleeve jerseys bug me as the sleeves are far to long, anyone that wears an arm sleeve looks like they have a full long sleeve t-shirt on.
Commentary isn't the greatest, very repetitive, already in only 3 games, but the presentation and the way ESPN has been used is really good. Love the halftime and post game shows.
Overall, the game has been pretty good so far. Far better than my expectations, well worth the $7.
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DR Russell @ 12/30/13 02:30 AM
Had been playing the demo for weeks on PS4, I had no intention of buying the game. However, I was very dissapointed with the support and experience with the other basketball game 
Well I got Live today, and played it for hours, not a perfect game from my expectations, especially being a next gen game, but darn it is fun.
There is something in the players feel, spacing and footing that will keep me playing this one until '15. I really like the fact that the game moves at an authentic NBA pace. I actually like calling plays and feel in total control. I was actually the type that would just let the cpu call plays and i would 'see' them developing without the aid of a visual art on screen, but i opted to actually turn those visuals on and i enjoy it. It is very subtle and doesn't distract the gameplay.
Havent run into any end of game issues, as i only finished one full game, 12 min quarters. Loved that the score did not reach in the 100s. Lost by two, 92-90.
Hope EA continues the support post release, keeps listening to the community and I will buy '15 next year day one.
Well I got Live today, and played it for hours, not a perfect game from my expectations, especially being a next gen game, but darn it is fun.
There is something in the players feel, spacing and footing that will keep me playing this one until '15. I really like the fact that the game moves at an authentic NBA pace. I actually like calling plays and feel in total control. I was actually the type that would just let the cpu call plays and i would 'see' them developing without the aid of a visual art on screen, but i opted to actually turn those visuals on and i enjoy it. It is very subtle and doesn't distract the gameplay.
Havent run into any end of game issues, as i only finished one full game, 12 min quarters. Loved that the score did not reach in the 100s. Lost by two, 92-90.
Hope EA continues the support post release, keeps listening to the community and I will buy '15 next year day one.
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The 24th Letter @ 12/30/13 07:34 AM
In what has to be a record I just had Zach Randolph pump fake me about 20 times under the rim....It was hilarious.... I.couldn't stop laughing long enough to say "XBox Record that" 
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Did you bite?
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The 24th Letter @ 12/30/13 08:25 AM
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on like the 15th one, haha
# 896
louie dogs @ 12/30/13 08:47 AM
but the patch they were talking about the producers of nba live about the graphical improvements are planned? you know something about?
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Gorilla Glass @ 12/30/13 11:17 AM
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mythreesons @ 12/30/13 12:20 PM
I got my copy on Christmas Eve and have had the opportunity to play several games since. Here are a few of my observations:
Overall Gameplay:
Much improved from the demo. Other than the sub-par graphics it has a feel of an NBA game. Audio presentation (JVG and Breen) is much improved and the action flows. My biggest issue was learning a new set of controls (versus 2K).
Post Play:
Both offensively and defensively seem a bit cumbersome. Points in the paint are WAY too high and once the your opponent gets to a certain point and starts the "pump-fake" annimaton, you are better suited to attempt a steal than a block shot. Double team is the best option and even with that you must keep the man you're guarding from getting to his spot or it's over. Seems that the offensive player can slide right by you if you're not in precisely the right place. Again, I am learning a new set of controls. Jumpers with out first creating space, will generally get blocked unless you have a decided height advantage over the defender. I liked this aspect. Wade would get his shot sent back to him, while Lebron was/is able to get his shot much easier. Again, PIP are WAY to high. This may be to my ineptedness as a defender, although I have saw many post in this thread that have complained about this. Sometimes the slam-dunk put back is a little overdone and so far I haven't seen a block or at least a forced miss on a dunk attempt. I need to know that it is at least possible.
Shooting:
Players release points are definitely different. I roll with the Heat and I've got Chalmers down - almost to the point of cheesing. I went 11-17 from three with him in one game. I'd post Lebron or Wade, the double would come and I'd kick to Rio. I'm about 6 games into Dynasty and Mario is shooting 62% from 3. On the other hand, Ray Allen is shooting 33% which is actually closer to the norm than Rio's 62. Freethrows are realistic for the most part, although DWade is shooting 47% primarily because he has this funky quirk in his shooting motion. The Devs need to fix this as it looks like Chuck Hayes (former Houston Rocket) shooting motion.
Rebounding:
One of the most pleasing aspects of the games. The players block out and for the most part get the rebounds they should get. You ocassionally notice a player not jumping and his opponent getting the rebound, but for the most part the rebounding is spot on.
Defensive options:
I love the myriad of options at your disposal for defense. The AI responses well based upon your selections. The Heat were flying around like the Heat getting into passing lanes and hard-hedging on the PNR. They rotate well to help if your settings are such. One thing I disliked was when you select "Perimeter Double-team on Drive" the AI help comes often time on the "Dribble" i.e., too soon and not technically on the drive. I would like to see this patched if possibe.
Intangibles (Hot/Cold Streaks):
I don't really have a problem with this as "runs" are the nature of the NBA. However on more than one occasion, I have jumped out to 30-15 leads in the first quarter only to be outscored by a similiar score in the second and arrive at halftime either tied or leading by 2 points. Points are generally harder to come by during these periods and I believe that the key in minimizing these cold streaks is to run your offense and take good high percentage shots. On the flipside of the cold streak, I went into the fourth quarter on the road against the Raptors trailing by eighteen (73-55) and won on a Chalmers 3 (the game that he went 11-17 from three) at the buzzer - 96-93. Effectively outscoring the Raptors 41-20. We shot 75% for the quarter the Raptors shot 47% and lost. For some reason it felt doable, but I wouldn't want to see this too often. I believe the hot/cold streaks are hard-coded to force the overall shooting averages towards the norm.
That's enough for now, but I'll have more input after I've had a couple dozen more games.
Overall:
I like the potential that I see in this game.
Overall Gameplay:
Much improved from the demo. Other than the sub-par graphics it has a feel of an NBA game. Audio presentation (JVG and Breen) is much improved and the action flows. My biggest issue was learning a new set of controls (versus 2K).
Post Play:
Both offensively and defensively seem a bit cumbersome. Points in the paint are WAY too high and once the your opponent gets to a certain point and starts the "pump-fake" annimaton, you are better suited to attempt a steal than a block shot. Double team is the best option and even with that you must keep the man you're guarding from getting to his spot or it's over. Seems that the offensive player can slide right by you if you're not in precisely the right place. Again, I am learning a new set of controls. Jumpers with out first creating space, will generally get blocked unless you have a decided height advantage over the defender. I liked this aspect. Wade would get his shot sent back to him, while Lebron was/is able to get his shot much easier. Again, PIP are WAY to high. This may be to my ineptedness as a defender, although I have saw many post in this thread that have complained about this. Sometimes the slam-dunk put back is a little overdone and so far I haven't seen a block or at least a forced miss on a dunk attempt. I need to know that it is at least possible.
Shooting:
Players release points are definitely different. I roll with the Heat and I've got Chalmers down - almost to the point of cheesing. I went 11-17 from three with him in one game. I'd post Lebron or Wade, the double would come and I'd kick to Rio. I'm about 6 games into Dynasty and Mario is shooting 62% from 3
. On the other hand, Ray Allen is shooting 33% which is actually closer to the norm than Rio's 62. Freethrows are realistic for the most part, although DWade is shooting 47% primarily because he has this funky quirk in his shooting motion. The Devs need to fix this as it looks like Chuck Hayes (former Houston Rocket) shooting motion.Rebounding:
One of the most pleasing aspects of the games. The players block out and for the most part get the rebounds they should get. You ocassionally notice a player not jumping and his opponent getting the rebound, but for the most part the rebounding is spot on.
Defensive options:
I love the myriad of options at your disposal for defense. The AI responses well based upon your selections. The Heat were flying around like the Heat getting into passing lanes and hard-hedging on the PNR. They rotate well to help if your settings are such. One thing I disliked was when you select "Perimeter Double-team on Drive" the AI help comes often time on the "Dribble" i.e., too soon and not technically on the drive. I would like to see this patched if possibe.
Intangibles (Hot/Cold Streaks):
I don't really have a problem with this as "runs" are the nature of the NBA. However on more than one occasion, I have jumped out to 30-15 leads in the first quarter only to be outscored by a similiar score in the second and arrive at halftime either tied or leading by 2 points. Points are generally harder to come by during these periods and I believe that the key in minimizing these cold streaks is to run your offense and take good high percentage shots. On the flipside of the cold streak, I went into the fourth quarter on the road against the Raptors trailing by eighteen (73-55) and won on a Chalmers 3 (the game that he went 11-17 from three) at the buzzer - 96-93. Effectively outscoring the Raptors 41-20. We shot 75% for the quarter the Raptors shot 47% and lost. For some reason it felt doable, but I wouldn't want to see this too often
. I believe the hot/cold streaks are hard-coded to force the overall shooting averages towards the norm.That's enough for now, but I'll have more input after I've had a couple dozen more games.
Overall:
I like the potential that I see in this game.
Great impressions. Keep them coming as you get more accustomed to it.
You can block dunks, and putback dunks as well. There's several videos in the video thread, and I have several more that I haven't posted. I had back to back blocks by Markief Morris over the weekend. It was a great feeling.
The Miami Defense does feel great in the game. You have to be extra cautious with your passes, and pick your spots.
To reduce the blocks from jumpers, try to create some space by use a jabstep from the triple threat (right analog towards the defender while not dribbling). They'll step back normally just enough for you to get a shot off. Or the step back jumper, (Triangle/Y and away from the hoop while stationary).
Looking forward to more impressions.
You can block dunks, and putback dunks as well. There's several videos in the video thread, and I have several more that I haven't posted. I had back to back blocks by Markief Morris over the weekend. It was a great feeling.
The Miami Defense does feel great in the game. You have to be extra cautious with your passes, and pick your spots.
To reduce the blocks from jumpers, try to create some space by use a jabstep from the triple threat (right analog towards the defender while not dribbling). They'll step back normally just enough for you to get a shot off. Or the step back jumper, (Triangle/Y and away from the hoop while stationary).
Looking forward to more impressions.
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louie dogs @ 12/30/13 01:36 PM
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