2k12 Xbox360 Comprehensive Update (Hyperballer+DC)
Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:41 pm
***Mods please MOVE if this isn't the right place for this***
***March 7, 2012*** Here is a quick update:
There are multiple parts to this roster that have/will be done separately for the PC Version in this order;
1) Current NBA players and Class of 2011 Rookies on proper teams 100% done
2) NBA 2011-12 Coach Profiles, Player Accessories (includes shoes), play types, rotations, and situationals 50% done
3) NBDL rosters, play types, appearances rosters & play types done, appearances have not been started
4) Greatest mode coach profiles, rotations, situations, accessories
I'd like to know from the community if I should release ONE MASS UPDATE, or release what I have done and continuously update the file as I complete these parts?
****New Info (2/28/2012)****
I'd like to update you guys on the what this file will contain for PC (Early half of March) and Xbox360 (release is based on REDitor):
*All 30 NBA teams will edited - Ratings, abilities, tendencies ***Done***
*All current and classic teams with correct accessories & Shoes (50% Completed)
*All 60 draftees from 2011 draft - Ratings, abilities, tendencies, hotzones (based on skills) **1st Rounders DONE***
*All Draftees WILL be in myplayer mode w/ their story lines, including those not playing this season. ***Done***
*All Free Agents - Ratings, abilities, tendencies ***Done***
*Universal HOTSPOT overhaul - Will provide more spacing during Freelance plays ***Done***
*Playbooks logic from vannwolfhawk's project ***DONE***
*DC's Dunk and Potential edits
*Tomba's Speed Concepts ***Done***
*Correct team accessory colors (including throwbacks and missing alternate jerseys) ***Done***
*Player body type overhaul - Skinny guys will look slim compared to normal body type. Built guys will look bulked up compared to everyone else. ***75% Completed***
*NBA All-Star Game, Gameplay edits ***East and West Done, BBVA Rookie Challenge (50% Done)***
*New Feature; True NBDL Teams and players ***25% Completed***
***NEW CONCEPTS and CHANGES (2/28/12)***
Full D-League
Real Shoe Patch for current and classic players by CHNxiaoju @ NLCS (PC Version only)
***March 7, 2012*** Here is a quick update:
There are multiple parts to this roster that have/will be done separately for the PC Version in this order;
1) Current NBA players and Class of 2011 Rookies on proper teams 100% done
2) NBA 2011-12 Coach Profiles, Player Accessories (includes shoes), play types, rotations, and situationals 50% done
3) NBDL rosters, play types, appearances rosters & play types done, appearances have not been started
4) Greatest mode coach profiles, rotations, situations, accessories
I'd like to know from the community if I should release ONE MASS UPDATE, or release what I have done and continuously update the file as I complete these parts?
****New Info (2/28/2012)****
I'd like to update you guys on the what this file will contain for PC (Early half of March) and Xbox360 (release is based on REDitor):
*All 30 NBA teams will edited - Ratings, abilities, tendencies ***Done***
*All current and classic teams with correct accessories & Shoes (50% Completed)
*All 60 draftees from 2011 draft - Ratings, abilities, tendencies, hotzones (based on skills) **1st Rounders DONE***
*All Draftees WILL be in myplayer mode w/ their story lines, including those not playing this season. ***Done***
*All Free Agents - Ratings, abilities, tendencies ***Done***
*Universal HOTSPOT overhaul - Will provide more spacing during Freelance plays ***Done***
*Playbooks logic from vannwolfhawk's project ***DONE***
*DC's Dunk and Potential edits
*Tomba's Speed Concepts ***Done***
*Correct team accessory colors (including throwbacks and missing alternate jerseys) ***Done***
*Player body type overhaul - Skinny guys will look slim compared to normal body type. Built guys will look bulked up compared to everyone else. ***75% Completed***
*NBA All-Star Game, Gameplay edits ***East and West Done, BBVA Rookie Challenge (50% Done)***
*New Feature; True NBDL Teams and players ***25% Completed***
***NEW CONCEPTS and CHANGES (2/28/12)***
Full D-League
Real Shoe Patch for current and classic players by CHNxiaoju @ NLCS (PC Version only)
Re: 2k12 Xbox360 Comprehensive Update (Hyperballer+DC)
Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:42 pm
Shot Locations:
- 3 to 9 ft = Inside
- 10 to 15 ft = Close
- 16 to 23 ft = Mid
More Shots off the dribble and mid range game
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This project is a continuation of the 2K11 project that I conducted with DC. (Originally based on the tremendous work from Chia's Dribble Edits).
Like many other Community Roster files, the goal of this project is to produce pure basketball with little to no fluke situations occurring.
We all know the 2K neglects tendencies and for a large part neglects minute details for non-superstar players, so editing rosters is a must for pure simulation gameplay.
I have a very complex system that I work with to produce ratings, tendencies, and coaching profiles.
Currently I am using the 2010-2011 season stats as a preliminary base for my 2K12 roster. So all ratings will be based on last season.
Things that stand out include (but aren't limited to):
Veterans skills will be highlighted. This includes higher awareness ratings for the more tenured players. And naturally, younger players won't have the same luxury.
Dunk Edits that DC helped me out with.
Complete overhaul of Abilities for all players which will be intertwined with actual tendencies. Example, Dwyane Wade has a high mark in Euro-Steps, and as a result you will see him Euro-Step with more frequency than most.
Ball Handling ratings that factor in flash as well as security. Even though we have a security rating, a player that turns the ball over often shouldn't have a high handling rating that rivals someone that doesn't turn it over often.
Consistency: The more reliable players will have the highest consistency ratings. We all have issues with scrubs burning us so this will be a way in which we can regulate it. Consistency will be loosely tied into the Player's Role. Naturally the Stars will be the most consistent seeing that we can always count on them. The starters will fall next in line, followed by the role players, and then the bench players. Each role will have a "cap" in terms of how high of a consistency rating they can obtain. So no longer will you see scrubs going crazy.
A few things that might look off to some of you
Layup Ratings: Since layup rating controls contact layups, we felt it was necessary to reduce the amount of AND1's this game produces. Only the best scoring options on each team should be able to finish in traffic with regularity. This will be reflected in this roster set. Strength (which has also been edited), and scoring ability will factor into the layup rating. So if you don't see 3-+ 90-rated layupers on the game, don't worry, it is properly implemented.
Awareness Ratings: Defensive awareness deals with help side defenders and players like Baby Davis, Kevin Love, and Luke Ridnour do this well. So if you see them with slightly higher defensive awareness ratings than you would expect from them, don't worry. They aren't strong on-ball defenders but they are usually in the right spot at the right time. Again, age will play a role as well. Older players won't make the same defensive rotation mistakes that the younger players make. Offensive awareness will also factor in age.
I could go on forever but those are a few things that I paid special attention to. All players and teams will be edited 100%.
Once the Re-Editor comes out, you will definitely see more.
Most importantly, no complaints about overall ratings. All comments about overall ratings will be ignored completely.
Enjoy.
Rookie Ratings: I know some of you enjoy seeing your favorite NCAA players come into the NBA with high ratings. Well things won't work that way around here. I have no interest in giving high ratings to unproven NBA Talents. It makes no sense for Kyrie Irving to come into the NBA with higher ratings than Jarrett Jack. All rookies will be scaled with harsh penalties. The penalty of inexperience. Even the best rookies are still unproven, so until they show what they can do over a long time period, they will be treated as unproven talents. Awareness ratings will take the biggest hit compared to 2K Official Rosters when it comes to how they usually rate the rookies. Each rating category will have a cap for all incoming rookies (Think MyPlayer Mode) to ensure that they aren't rated on the same level as proven NBA Talent. So if you expect to see Kyrie Irving at a 76 and you don't know why, this is not the roster for you. Rookies with international pro experience will receive attribute bonuses in certain categories. Rookies will be added after the completion of all 64 current and classic teams.
Shot In Traffic: This will be adjusted in upcoming updates. This is another way we felt that we can spread the gap between superstars, role players, and scrubs. No longer will you have scrubs hitting pull up jumpers in your face like they are Steve Nash. It'll happen every once in a while. But, more than often, the cream of the crop will be able to hit those "wow, did he just do that" shots.
Step Through Tendency: I feel that this move is used too much by default and everybody doing Kobe-type footwork. It also prevent players from going "straight up" underneath the basket. So we decided to put the majority of players (about 99%) at 0. I believe it is impossible to completely eliminate this move from the game even with updating the tendency, but we will do our best.
Quickness: I've received a few PM's asking why were there some bigs with higher than normal quickness attributes. Quickness allows players to move around the court freely. This will allow these certain players to go after rebounds, dive for loose balls, and give weak-side shot contest/blocks at a more natural pace.
Coaches Profiles have been updated. The first release had all the edited teams with 100 Fast Break. That was an experiment. This has been regulated in the update.
New tendency edit for "Drive the Lane vs Spot Up". This was done to separate slashers from pull-up jump shooters. This will allow for the different playstyles of the various Michael Jordan's in the game as he ages.
- 3 to 9 ft = Inside
- 10 to 15 ft = Close
- 16 to 23 ft = Mid
More Shots off the dribble and mid range game
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This project is a continuation of the 2K11 project that I conducted with DC. (Originally based on the tremendous work from Chia's Dribble Edits).
Like many other Community Roster files, the goal of this project is to produce pure basketball with little to no fluke situations occurring.
We all know the 2K neglects tendencies and for a large part neglects minute details for non-superstar players, so editing rosters is a must for pure simulation gameplay.
I have a very complex system that I work with to produce ratings, tendencies, and coaching profiles.
Currently I am using the 2010-2011 season stats as a preliminary base for my 2K12 roster. So all ratings will be based on last season.
Things that stand out include (but aren't limited to):
Veterans skills will be highlighted. This includes higher awareness ratings for the more tenured players. And naturally, younger players won't have the same luxury.
Dunk Edits that DC helped me out with.
Complete overhaul of Abilities for all players which will be intertwined with actual tendencies. Example, Dwyane Wade has a high mark in Euro-Steps, and as a result you will see him Euro-Step with more frequency than most.
Ball Handling ratings that factor in flash as well as security. Even though we have a security rating, a player that turns the ball over often shouldn't have a high handling rating that rivals someone that doesn't turn it over often.
Consistency: The more reliable players will have the highest consistency ratings. We all have issues with scrubs burning us so this will be a way in which we can regulate it. Consistency will be loosely tied into the Player's Role. Naturally the Stars will be the most consistent seeing that we can always count on them. The starters will fall next in line, followed by the role players, and then the bench players. Each role will have a "cap" in terms of how high of a consistency rating they can obtain. So no longer will you see scrubs going crazy.
A few things that might look off to some of you
Layup Ratings: Since layup rating controls contact layups, we felt it was necessary to reduce the amount of AND1's this game produces. Only the best scoring options on each team should be able to finish in traffic with regularity. This will be reflected in this roster set. Strength (which has also been edited), and scoring ability will factor into the layup rating. So if you don't see 3-+ 90-rated layupers on the game, don't worry, it is properly implemented.
Awareness Ratings: Defensive awareness deals with help side defenders and players like Baby Davis, Kevin Love, and Luke Ridnour do this well. So if you see them with slightly higher defensive awareness ratings than you would expect from them, don't worry. They aren't strong on-ball defenders but they are usually in the right spot at the right time. Again, age will play a role as well. Older players won't make the same defensive rotation mistakes that the younger players make. Offensive awareness will also factor in age.
I could go on forever but those are a few things that I paid special attention to. All players and teams will be edited 100%.
Once the Re-Editor comes out, you will definitely see more.
Most importantly, no complaints about overall ratings. All comments about overall ratings will be ignored completely.
Enjoy.
Rookie Ratings: I know some of you enjoy seeing your favorite NCAA players come into the NBA with high ratings. Well things won't work that way around here. I have no interest in giving high ratings to unproven NBA Talents. It makes no sense for Kyrie Irving to come into the NBA with higher ratings than Jarrett Jack. All rookies will be scaled with harsh penalties. The penalty of inexperience. Even the best rookies are still unproven, so until they show what they can do over a long time period, they will be treated as unproven talents. Awareness ratings will take the biggest hit compared to 2K Official Rosters when it comes to how they usually rate the rookies. Each rating category will have a cap for all incoming rookies (Think MyPlayer Mode) to ensure that they aren't rated on the same level as proven NBA Talent. So if you expect to see Kyrie Irving at a 76 and you don't know why, this is not the roster for you. Rookies with international pro experience will receive attribute bonuses in certain categories. Rookies will be added after the completion of all 64 current and classic teams.
Shot In Traffic: This will be adjusted in upcoming updates. This is another way we felt that we can spread the gap between superstars, role players, and scrubs. No longer will you have scrubs hitting pull up jumpers in your face like they are Steve Nash. It'll happen every once in a while. But, more than often, the cream of the crop will be able to hit those "wow, did he just do that" shots.
Step Through Tendency: I feel that this move is used too much by default and everybody doing Kobe-type footwork. It also prevent players from going "straight up" underneath the basket. So we decided to put the majority of players (about 99%) at 0. I believe it is impossible to completely eliminate this move from the game even with updating the tendency, but we will do our best.
Quickness: I've received a few PM's asking why were there some bigs with higher than normal quickness attributes. Quickness allows players to move around the court freely. This will allow these certain players to go after rebounds, dive for loose balls, and give weak-side shot contest/blocks at a more natural pace.
Coaches Profiles have been updated. The first release had all the edited teams with 100 Fast Break. That was an experiment. This has been regulated in the update.
New tendency edit for "Drive the Lane vs Spot Up". This was done to separate slashers from pull-up jump shooters. This will allow for the different playstyles of the various Michael Jordan's in the game as he ages.