[Q] wrote:Nice! I stopped playing because I was tired of grinding against superstar teams for boxes. I prefer live Run anyways so I'll be back on it to see the changes
I pre-ordered from best buy last night
Izzy Snow wrote:I think that it's safe to say that we've been playing an open beta rather than a demo which I totally welcome. EA is really listening to the feedback as well. I mentioned this in my stream the other night that I would be fine with the game getting constant updates after release as long as it only improves and doesn't break anything else in the process. I'm glad this week was a short week. I'm ready for EA Access Friday!
ThaLiveKing wrote:Izzy Snow wrote:I think that it's safe to say that we've been playing an open beta rather than a demo which I totally welcome. EA is really listening to the feedback as well. I mentioned this in my stream the other night that I would be fine with the game getting constant updates after release as long as it only improves and doesn't break anything else in the process. I'm glad this week was a short week. I'm ready for EA Access Friday!
Yeah, I can't wait to use my Pacers lol
Dee4Three wrote:Ive been playing Rockets vs Celtics all night. A few observations
1. Jaylen Brown is missing his flat top, he looks so strange.
2. Post over the top passes work 0% of the time, which was a problem with NBA 2K14. I had Horford sealing his man completely and calling for the over the top (this happened many, many times) and the pass would always be short and stolen. Frustrating because its obvious he has great position. The people entering it were always either Irving or Hayward.
3. Its far too easy to score inside and on drives. Double teamed, triple teamed, doesn't matter. And I play on Superstar.
4. Ryan Anderson plays like Dominique Wilkins in this game. He is flying around the basket with athletic moves.
5. The stopping to shoot issues still exist (animation issues).
Still excited to play Ultimate Team, but those of you who are giving feedback to EA should mention the gameplay issues above.
And Jaylen Browns missing flat top.....
Dee4Three wrote:Ive been playing Rockets vs Celtics all night. A few observations
1. Jaylen Brown is missing his flat top, he looks so strange.
2. Post over the top passes work 0% of the time, which was a problem with NBA 2K14. I had Horford sealing his man completely and calling for the over the top (this happened many, many times) and the pass would always be short and stolen. Frustrating because its obvious he has great position. The people entering it were always either Irving or Hayward.
3. Its far too easy to score inside and on drives. Double teamed, triple teamed, doesn't matter. And I play on Superstar.
4. Ryan Anderson plays like Dominique Wilkins in this game. He is flying around the basket with athletic moves.
5. The stopping to shoot issues still exist (animation issues).
Still excited to play Ultimate Team, but those of you who are giving feedback to EA should mention the gameplay issues above.
And Jaylen Browns missing flat top.....
ThaLiveKing wrote:Dee4Three wrote:Ive been playing Rockets vs Celtics all night. A few observations
1. Jaylen Brown is missing his flat top, he looks so strange.
2. Post over the top passes work 0% of the time, which was a problem with NBA 2K14. I had Horford sealing his man completely and calling for the over the top (this happened many, many times) and the pass would always be short and stolen. Frustrating because its obvious he has great position. The people entering it were always either Irving or Hayward.
3. Its far too easy to score inside and on drives. Double teamed, triple teamed, doesn't matter. And I play on Superstar.
4. Ryan Anderson plays like Dominique Wilkins in this game. He is flying around the basket with athletic moves.
5. The stopping to shoot issues still exist (animation issues).
Still excited to play Ultimate Team, but those of you who are giving feedback to EA should mention the gameplay issues above.
And Jaylen Browns missing flat top.....
The game is more enjoyable on All Star.
Izzy Snow wrote:ThaLiveKing wrote:Dee4Three wrote:Ive been playing Rockets vs Celtics all night. A few observations
1. Jaylen Brown is missing his flat top, he looks so strange.
2. Post over the top passes work 0% of the time, which was a problem with NBA 2K14. I had Horford sealing his man completely and calling for the over the top (this happened many, many times) and the pass would always be short and stolen. Frustrating because its obvious he has great position. The people entering it were always either Irving or Hayward.
3. Its far too easy to score inside and on drives. Double teamed, triple teamed, doesn't matter. And I play on Superstar.
4. Ryan Anderson plays like Dominique Wilkins in this game. He is flying around the basket with athletic moves.
5. The stopping to shoot issues still exist (animation issues).
Still excited to play Ultimate Team, but those of you who are giving feedback to EA should mention the gameplay issues above.
And Jaylen Browns missing flat top.....
The game is more enjoyable on All Star.
As much as I want to continue to play on Superstar, I do agree that All-Star is more enjoyable. Also, I found the game a bit too fast on default speed so I played around and tried 60 and as low as 50. 60 is better for me.
Izzy Snow wrote:I think that it's safe to say that we've been playing an open beta rather than a demo which I totally welcome. EA is really listening to the feedback as well. I mentioned this in my stream the other night that I would be fine with the game getting constant updates after release as long as it only improves and doesn't break anything else in the process. I'm glad this week was a short week. I'm ready for EA Access Friday!
kingpnp wrote:Izzy Snow wrote:I think that it's safe to say that we've been playing an open beta rather than a demo which I totally welcome. EA is really listening to the feedback as well. I mentioned this in my stream the other night that I would be fine with the game getting constant updates after release as long as it only improves and doesn't break anything else in the process. I'm glad this week was a short week. I'm ready for EA Access Friday!
i told the devs this myself when i posted one of your vids and comments. I was like go on ahead and keep that beta going. i dont care if thats what it is. most if not all games are betas now. since they know they can patch them later. Let us break it, you fix it, we break it again, you fix it, we break it, you fix it. by the time the next installment comes out. you will have had most of the glitches that can be fixed. fixed in the previous game. so now you can work on making it look even better and start making the modes you have much deeper and adding modes ect.
This is grind time for Live devs this year. if they are allowed to grind all year long with this game. next year will be a bells and whistles/polish year.
ThaLiveKing wrote:I've been growing wearing of the Cavs and Warriors, I'm ready for the full game. Less than two weeks away
mp3 wrote:I played a little last night with the patch update, the game does feel a bit better but like Dee4Three said things like not putting in Brown's hightop and the amount of missing player pictures from the roster to me seems like we CoD be in for another game like Live 16 with gernic players or placeholder players.
Also why is there still no mention of roster editing, deeper dynasty modes?
Andrew wrote:There are some basics that are overdue to be re-added to Dynasty, however. I do think having some basic customisation features and a reasonably solid franchise mode is a must, because that's where the longevity is.
StyxTx wrote:I decided to pre-order.
For one, I like the thought that my ratings do matter and I feel I control my player, not sucked into animations constantly like in 2k.
I always felt in 2k that when I got a badge I could no longer play that skill as good as I did before I had the badge. It also seemed like the more badges I had, the more loss of control over my player I had, doing weird crap like running halfway across the court to commit a foul.....when I was not even holding the controller, and getting sucked into animations more frequently. I got to the point I cringed when I got a new badge because I never set out to get any. I just felt my player played better without any badges.
Also in 2k, even though I had extremely high defensive ratings and most of the major defensive badges at gold or better, whatever that next level was, teams would still pick on me. I know this because I would always lead my team in opponents shots against, and by a big margin, opponents shots allowed, etc. One of my players was allowing 37% opponent shooting but I still led my team in shots against me per 36 minutes.
In the last version of Live, as my ratings got better, I saw my player get better and teams became more cautious about attacking my strengths. I'm confident it will be the same in this version. I didn't see any real improvement with my player in 2k as my ratings went up. The only difference I saw was that really good players on my team would suddenly not play anything like their real life counterparts.
I want a game where I can be a passing/defensive minded PG, as I was in real life. This will be the test. In 2k, you are forced to carry the team in scoring at some point, which is why my teammates would suddenly stop being the scoring stars they are IRL. I don't want to be the big scorer. As unbelievable as this may sound, I find shooting to be boring. IRL I always had fun helping my teammates score, plus I couldn't shoot for crap, but then I never worked on shooting. Anyway, that's how I'd like to play and I'm interested to see if Live is in the same state of mind as 2k, thinking we HAVE to be big scorers, or if I can be the type of player I want to be. To be honest, I don't even want to be a star, just a successful teammate on a winning team.
It just seems to me the IQ of Live is better than 2k. As I was playing the updated demo today, I saw defensive switches on picks. I was pretty impressed watching the defensive player in Live doing switches, paying good help defense, etc.
In 2k, a pick causes a traffic jam of players making it impossible for anyone to get out of it, especially my player, and if someone did, they went to defend the wrong player. In fact, most of the time defenders never switched off.
I know most people think 2k is so great, but in many ways I think it's inferior to Live when it comes to game play.
I also believe that all players play more like their real life counterparts than they do in 2k.
I like Live's way of upgrading players, not lumping a group of skills into categories. I feel having to work on improving individual skills creates a lot more diversity in players.
Oh, did I mention Live hasn't made a habit of releasing patch after patch causing the game to get worse and worse?
Also, live doesn't VC you to death. 2k is a money grabbing monster, which I really despise.
For these and some other reasons I will buy Live this year. My 2k days are over.
Izzy Snow wrote:
Nice testimonial for a person that's played both games with signifant time. Mind if I screenshot your comments and post it on Twitter? I agree with gameplay being better than 2K. 2K isn't terrible it's just that I prefer Live this year.
StyxTx wrote:Izzy Snow wrote:
Nice testimonial for a person that's played both games with signifant time. Mind if I screenshot your comments and post it on Twitter? I agree with gameplay being better than 2K. 2K isn't terrible it's just that I prefer Live this year.
As long as you don't mind the 2k fans calling you names and ridiculing you.
[Q] wrote:Yeah I dunno, there's something about Live that makes it fun. Can't put my finger on it. 2K feels like a chore, like a job. Especially grinding for VC. As an adult with responsibilities I don't have the time or patience to grind
[Q] wrote:Yeah I dunno, there's something about Live that makes it fun. Can't put my finger on it. 2K feels like a chore, like a job. Especially grinding for VC. As an adult with responsibilities I don't have the time or patience to grind
Izzy Snow wrote:StyxTx wrote:Izzy Snow wrote:
Nice testimonial for a person that's played both games with signifant time. Mind if I screenshot your comments and post it on Twitter? I agree with gameplay being better than 2K. 2K isn't terrible it's just that I prefer Live this year.
As long as you don't mind the 2k fans calling you names and ridiculing you.
Well, the tweet including your comments has been quite a hit on Twitter![]()
http://twitter.com/EpiCz_Izzy_Snow/status/906582023585898497
mp3 wrote:I've enjoyed using other teams in the demo I think it was just what I needed to restore my faith in buying the full game. I would never choose the Warriors of Cavs when playing so I guess that's why I couldn't get into it, watching the full game videos has helped a lot too seeing some of the new teams and the way they play.
There is some fine tuning still needed like blocks and contested layups but it's definitely more fun to play and I said the same about Live 16 I actually played more of that than 2k16 due to the fact that 2k felt stale and pretty much the same game as 2k14-2k15.
I will probably buy 2k18 but not at the release date, I think like the poster above said they OVER patch there game theses days I mean ADD missing players/updated courts etc but they messed around with the gameplay so much last year that a slider set that was a good fun competitive game would change dramatically with each patch.
ThaLiveKing wrote:The actual game plays better than the demo, a ton of people can testify to that
Demo plays nothing like this
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