NBA 2K14: Next-Gen Details on Gameplay, AI, New Modes and more!

[Jet Sufferer]

Don't know if this has been answered and can't find it anywhere.

Is roster share on PS4?

[Subversion]

If Wang says there's no sliding due to the new motion engine, how come in the Gamestop clip of the next gen, players were sliding?

[TheRealHST]

Quote: Originally Posted by Subversion

If Wang says there's no sliding due to the new motion engine, how come in the Gamestop clip of the next gen, players were sliding?

Sigh...I just want the game. This nauseating

[airjoca]

How about a companion app where you could easily call plays and make substitutions?

[NvME]

Quote: Originally Posted by Subversion

If Wang says there's no sliding due to the new motion engine, how come in the Gamestop clip of the next gen, players were sliding?

If Wang says there is no sliding, then there is no sliding.

[strawberryshortcake]

Quote: Originally Posted by Subversion

If Wang says there's no sliding due to the new motion engine, how come in the Gamestop clip of the next gen, players were sliding?

Honestly, don't know why that's the case in NBA 2K. Next gen Madden's true step is suppose to eliminate sliding I'm guessing, but in released gameplay videos, sliding is definitely apparent. Even if you look at Backbreaker from a few years back, even though it's suppose to be physics based, sliding also happens.

I wish anyone who has ever coded for any type of video game would chime in on why it's so difficult to eliminate the sliding.

[Big FN Deal]

Quote: Originally Posted by strawberryshortcake

Honestly, don't know why that's the case in NBA 2K. Next gen Madden's true step is suppose to eliminate sliding I'm guessing, but in released gameplay videos, sliding is definitely apparent. Even if you look at Backbreaker from a few years back, even though it's suppose to be physics based, sliding also happens. I wish anyone who has ever coded for any type of video game would chime in on why it's so difficult to eliminate the sliding.

I don't know anything technical about programming or video coding but from what I understand of what has been stated about footage shown, it doesn't display the game at 60fps. Maybe that's what's causing what appears to be sliding due to skipped frames or whatever instead of the true frame rate showing all the transitional animations and steps.

I think that was mentioned or alluded to in this video review from someone that has played the game.

http://www.operationsports.com/forum...edown2012.html

[Eman5805]

There's always gonna be sliding because they players aren't actually running like you or I do. They aren't moving by pushing against the ground with their feet. The best they can do is have an engine that dictates where a person's foot needs to go to justify each and every little movement.

Sometimes the engine can't account for everything and they move without their feet appropriating it.

It happens. It's life.


No sliding can read as almost no sliding.