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That Make Escaping Pretty Easy from Kin Gang's blog
I do understand that 2K21 MT missing'late' or'marginally early' wide open 3 with a shot is infuriating. Unpopular opinion maybe, but should not being good at video sport basketball be more than how great you are at pressing a rod or button for precisely x period of time? It should be about playing nicely as a team and playing different strengths, running great plays efficiently to find good shots, moving down ball well, knowing defensive rotations and policies, etc.. Not saying release timing ought to not have any impact at all, but to me the theoretical apex of video game basketball should be more determined by anything else.
Agree! Every time I suggest something similar to this on here the cornballs. Get rid of animation! Until they do so, there'll always be an optimal approach to play and restrict creativity and diversity. The green shot system (particularly one that everybody sees) is counter intuitive to basketball, especially with the focus they've put on stamina running out quickly. Knowing a shot is going in allows you to slack on boxing out, leaking out, containing the transition escapes, etc.. That is one of those things that is pushed 2K further and further away from actual ball fundamentals.
More to your point. A good deal of the most effective matches that are competitive utilize good design and equilibrium to set a cap on. Overwatch for example needs game feel to be Master not just precision. By not altering a game that was overall the sure fire shooters may get stuck. I certainly think you need to take contest into variable, like that is something you have control over, hitting green every time is robot like and asking a lot from a human eye, reaction. If your open and its slightly late, 90% chance, most nba players are knockdown when available anyway, then just affect it in increments according to your openness. Lay ups the % ought to be greater IMO.
My thing is that I'm pretty sure real life Buy NBA 2K Coins players don't always discharge their shots perfectly I feel as though slightly early and lates shouldn't effect you you as much particularly in the event that you have elastic release or whatever badge they have for 21 to get jumpshot time I think making a game where you need to generate a perfect time shot is going to make alot of individuals make slashers instead of shooters. I agree and I think that it's almost right as it's. Some go in, some do not. The chance goes up if you are more open.
Agree! Every time I suggest something similar to this on here the cornballs. Get rid of animation! Until they do so, there'll always be an optimal approach to play and restrict creativity and diversity. The green shot system (particularly one that everybody sees) is counter intuitive to basketball, especially with the focus they've put on stamina running out quickly. Knowing a shot is going in allows you to slack on boxing out, leaking out, containing the transition escapes, etc.. That is one of those things that is pushed 2K further and further away from actual ball fundamentals.
More to your point. A good deal of the most effective matches that are competitive utilize good design and equilibrium to set a cap on. Overwatch for example needs game feel to be Master not just precision. By not altering a game that was overall the sure fire shooters may get stuck. I certainly think you need to take contest into variable, like that is something you have control over, hitting green every time is robot like and asking a lot from a human eye, reaction. If your open and its slightly late, 90% chance, most nba players are knockdown when available anyway, then just affect it in increments according to your openness. Lay ups the % ought to be greater IMO.
My thing is that I'm pretty sure real life Buy NBA 2K Coins players don't always discharge their shots perfectly I feel as though slightly early and lates shouldn't effect you you as much particularly in the event that you have elastic release or whatever badge they have for 21 to get jumpshot time I think making a game where you need to generate a perfect time shot is going to make alot of individuals make slashers instead of shooters. I agree and I think that it's almost right as it's. Some go in, some do not. The chance goes up if you are more open.
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