bowdown wrote:man idk how i feel about hotzones. I just want to play basketball not switch to a indicator telling me where I should shoot teh ball from to make it more likely to go in.
Andrew wrote:Awesome stuff from Czar, as always. Both options for play indicators look good but I think I'll stick with the more complex version off the bat, for those added details on how to run the various plays.bowdown wrote:man idk how i feel about hotzones. I just want to play basketball not switch to a indicator telling me where I should shoot teh ball from to make it more likely to go in.
You don't have to keep doing it if you familiarise yourself with certain players and know their tendencies and abilities.
bowdown wrote:Trying to run to a specific spot on the court just to take a shot seems silly to me. In real life basketball players dont catch the ball...then think about which exact space on the court they should shoot from and then try to get themselves open in that specific area.
bowdown wrote:Trying to run to a specific spot on the court just to take a shot seems silly to me. In real life basketball players dont catch the ball...then think about which exact space on the court they should shoot from and then try to get themselves open in that specific area.
koberulz wrote:bowdown wrote:Trying to run to a specific spot on the court just to take a shot seems silly to me. In real life basketball players dont catch the ball...then think about which exact space on the court they should shoot from and then try to get themselves open in that specific area.
Not quite, but very close.
bowdown wrote:Yes I know it sounds like what the real deal is but Paul Pierce wont catch the ball... having his hot spot in mind while shooting. " Oh let me take a couple more steps into that specific area where I am lot more likely to hit from". If he is open from anywhere...he shoots it.
koberulz wrote:bowdown wrote:Yes I know it sounds like what the real deal is but Paul Pierce wont catch the ball... having his hot spot in mind while shooting. " Oh let me take a couple more steps into that specific area where I am lot more likely to hit from". If he is open from anywhere...he shoots it.
Coaching staffs in the NBA have the same sort of hot spot data (except waaaaay more specific) and structure things to try and get their players the best shots possible. Exactly how you'd do it in 2k12.
fjccommish wrote:It not only teaches about the 2K game, but I've used some of his explanations to learn plays for the real court during pickup games. I'm not that skilled, but can put up some points and assists when Czar powered.
bowdown wrote:Plus one more thing...If this Hot Spot thing is actually dynamic...then it would not matter much. By that I mean that the player can actually improve himself from spots rather than the game permanently determining his ability from certain areas on the court. I never played NBA Live which had the hotspot thing so I dont know.
shadowgrin wrote:Quick question: who is better in basketball, a black dude or a pinoy dude. If you thought or considered for a moment that it's the black dude then you're also a little bit racist.
End of any racist discussion.
George7 wrote:Really good thing that they added that "lite" option as well,as it will be a little better for in-game situations,while the full will be better for practice...
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