Sat Oct 15, 2016 12:52 am
Sat Oct 15, 2016 2:08 am
Sat Oct 15, 2016 3:36 am
Sun Oct 16, 2016 9:26 am
Sun Oct 16, 2016 10:03 am
Uncle Drew wrote:If anyone beats CPU GS, please post results. I've played them like 6 times, and lost all of them by at least 15.
Mon Oct 17, 2016 11:09 am
Mon Oct 17, 2016 2:04 pm
CasE wrote:Does anyone find playing against CPU Warriors or some other fast paced teams extremelly frustrating? What's up with that transition offense? They are just pulling up 80% of offense within 5 seconds of the shot clock. Here below is the example. Please dont mind my offense. With what i have been doing i had 9 shot attempts with 1:05 time of possesion, they had 10 shots (opening attack) and 1:17 time possesion lol.
Sliders are actually 40 - take inside shots, 70 - take close shots, 60 - take mid range, 45 - take 3 point shots.. Or are tendencies doing the damage. I will test with pull up in transition on 0 for all Warriors starting unit and see what happens. At the moment it just feels stupid. No matter what I do on defense they are playing like there is 5 seconds shot clock violation after defensive rebound. Your thoughts?
EDIT: Just uploaded video, it should be 1080p in a few minutes.
Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:17 pm
Dee4Three wrote:Because what I have noticed about 2k17 is: If you are not up on your guy and he is a decent or above average shooter, he will fire.
Mon Oct 17, 2016 9:18 pm
Tue Oct 18, 2016 2:06 am
Dommy73 wrote:Dee4Three wrote:Because what I have noticed about 2k17 is: If you are not up on your guy and he is a decent or above average shooter, he will fire.
Hell, if you leave me wide open in Sunday pickup game in real life, I'll shoot the ball too. And I'm probably gonna make the shot, whether it's from corner three or top of the key.
I really like this tendency, because leaving real NBA players open means they will punish you for it more often than not (unless you leave Dwight Howard on three point line etc).
Tue Oct 18, 2016 2:58 am
Dee4Three wrote:Dommy73 wrote:Dee4Three wrote:Because what I have noticed about 2k17 is: If you are not up on your guy and he is a decent or above average shooter, he will fire.
Hell, if you leave me wide open in Sunday pickup game in real life, I'll shoot the ball too. And I'm probably gonna make the shot, whether it's from corner three or top of the key.
I really like this tendency, because leaving real NBA players open means they will punish you for it more often than not (unless you leave Dwight Howard on three point line etc).
Yup, exactly. Same here. I love that touch in the game, it makes me really pay attention on defense. I have to make sure I am up on the shooters and not giving them to much space.
Tue Oct 18, 2016 9:33 am
jwin wrote:Uncle Drew wrote:If anyone beats CPU GS, please post results. I've played them like 6 times, and lost all of them by at least 15.
i beat them 115-111 in myleague, mostly with post spins using okafor, embiid, saric and simmons. with a decent post player that move is pretty much unstoppable
Tue Oct 18, 2016 9:40 am
dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:Uncle Drew wrote:If anyone beats CPU GS, please post results. I've played them like 6 times, and lost all of them by at least 15.
i beat them 115-111 in myleague, mostly with post spins using okafor, embiid, saric and simmons. with a decent post player that move is pretty much unstoppable
wait, post ups?? I totally agree with post ups defeating team in 2K16. not in 2k17, because post defenders now in 2K17 are unbelievably good. even slowest centers can defend post spins of griffin or drummond. how do you do that?
Tue Oct 18, 2016 9:43 am
jwin wrote:dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:Uncle Drew wrote:If anyone beats CPU GS, please post results. I've played them like 6 times, and lost all of them by at least 15.
i beat them 115-111 in myleague, mostly with post spins using okafor, embiid, saric and simmons. with a decent post player that move is pretty much unstoppable
wait, post ups?? I totally agree with post ups defeating team in 2K16. not in 2k17, because post defenders now in 2K17 are unbelievably good. even slowest centers can defend post spins of griffin or drummond. how do you do that?
i just throw the entry pass, back in towards the basket a couple of times, then spin in the opposite direction towards the hoop and usually get a clear lane to the basket and an easy dunk. sometimes though the spin will only turn the player around but if i back down again and then do the spin move it usually works especially with those four players, with richaun holmes it doesn't work as well
Tue Oct 18, 2016 9:44 am
dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:Uncle Drew wrote:If anyone beats CPU GS, please post results. I've played them like 6 times, and lost all of them by at least 15.
i beat them 115-111 in myleague, mostly with post spins using okafor, embiid, saric and simmons. with a decent post player that move is pretty much unstoppable
wait, post ups?? I totally agree with post ups defeating team in 2K16. not in 2k17, because post defenders now in 2K17 are unbelievably good. even slowest centers can defend post spins of griffin or drummond. how do you do that?
i just throw the entry pass, back in towards the basket a couple of times, then spin in the opposite direction towards the hoop and usually get a clear lane to the basket and an easy dunk. sometimes though the spin will only turn the player around but if i back down again and then do the spin move it usually works especially with those four players, with richaun holmes it doesn't work as well
that's the exact move i was doing in 2k16! but now in 2k17 , i can't do it really. HoF level. the defenders will just move to where you're spinning.
Tue Oct 18, 2016 9:55 am
dyopopoy wrote:dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:Uncle Drew wrote:If anyone beats CPU GS, please post results. I've played them like 6 times, and lost all of them by at least 15.
i beat them 115-111 in myleague, mostly with post spins using okafor, embiid, saric and simmons. with a decent post player that move is pretty much unstoppable
wait, post ups?? I totally agree with post ups defeating team in 2K16. not in 2k17, because post defenders now in 2K17 are unbelievably good. even slowest centers can defend post spins of griffin or drummond. how do you do that?
i just throw the entry pass, back in towards the basket a couple of times, then spin in the opposite direction towards the hoop and usually get a clear lane to the basket and an easy dunk. sometimes though the spin will only turn the player around but if i back down again and then do the spin move it usually works especially with those four players, with richaun holmes it doesn't work as well
that's the exact move i was doing in 2k16! but now in 2k17 , i can't do it really. HoF level. the defenders will just move to where you're spinning.
and if it's not too much of a hassle, can you post a video of you doing that? hahahaha. i just cant really believe that 'that move' works for you, because I know I can do that.
Tue Oct 18, 2016 9:58 am
jwin wrote:dyopopoy wrote:dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:Uncle Drew wrote:If anyone beats CPU GS, please post results. I've played them like 6 times, and lost all of them by at least 15.
i beat them 115-111 in myleague, mostly with post spins using okafor, embiid, saric and simmons. with a decent post player that move is pretty much unstoppable
wait, post ups?? I totally agree with post ups defeating team in 2K16. not in 2k17, because post defenders now in 2K17 are unbelievably good. even slowest centers can defend post spins of griffin or drummond. how do you do that?
i just throw the entry pass, back in towards the basket a couple of times, then spin in the opposite direction towards the hoop and usually get a clear lane to the basket and an easy dunk. sometimes though the spin will only turn the player around but if i back down again and then do the spin move it usually works especially with those four players, with richaun holmes it doesn't work as well
that's the exact move i was doing in 2k16! but now in 2k17 , i can't do it really. HoF level. the defenders will just move to where you're spinning.
and if it's not too much of a hassle, can you post a video of you doing that? hahahaha. i just cant really believe that 'that move' works for you, because I know I can do that.
can i save the replay ingame or what recording software should i use?
Tue Oct 18, 2016 10:22 am
Dee4Three wrote:jwin wrote:dyopopoy wrote:dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:dyopopoy wrote:jwin wrote:Uncle Drew wrote:If anyone beats CPU GS, please post results. I've played them like 6 times, and lost all of them by at least 15.
i beat them 115-111 in myleague, mostly with post spins using okafor, embiid, saric and simmons. with a decent post player that move is pretty much unstoppable
wait, post ups?? I totally agree with post ups defeating team in 2K16. not in 2k17, because post defenders now in 2K17 are unbelievably good. even slowest centers can defend post spins of griffin or drummond. how do you do that?
i just throw the entry pass, back in towards the basket a couple of times, then spin in the opposite direction towards the hoop and usually get a clear lane to the basket and an easy dunk. sometimes though the spin will only turn the player around but if i back down again and then do the spin move it usually works especially with those four players, with richaun holmes it doesn't work as well
that's the exact move i was doing in 2k16! but now in 2k17 , i can't do it really. HoF level. the defenders will just move to where you're spinning.
and if it's not too much of a hassle, can you post a video of you doing that? hahahaha. i just cant really believe that 'that move' works for you, because I know I can do that.
can i save the replay ingame or what recording software should i use?
Tue Oct 18, 2016 4:19 pm
Thu Oct 20, 2016 5:45 am
Dommy73 wrote:For recording OBS Studio is probably the best choice in general.
Thu Oct 20, 2016 7:30 am
Thu Oct 20, 2016 7:31 am
Pdub wrote:Yes, it's called a replay buffer and you can set how many seconds you want in obs.
Thu Oct 20, 2016 7:16 pm
Thu Oct 20, 2016 10:30 pm
Thu Oct 20, 2016 11:38 pm
Dommy73 wrote:Yeah, it's pretty well known concept.
The advantage of OBS is that it has very detailed settings (or you can just run with basic ones).
Also boasts pretty good streaming integration and it's open-source.