I know I am gont get despise with this but I actually like the game so far and love the new shot meter. I really believe this is going to be better than 20 and I will have fun on it. I don't despise them for making it exactly the same because the new gen is coming out in two months lol. Obviously they're gonna go all out trying to enhance the images cause that would be stupid to put all their time when the new gen is coming out in the same time period so that they most likely directed their attention to 2K MT next gen.
I understand that's a shitty thing in their part and that they haven't been reliable the past 3 years but it's similar to whenever the ps4 came out they stopped putting effort into their 2ks and then 2k14 on the PS4 was amazing and everyone loved it. Anyway my point is that I really love what they have done together with the meter and think it seems great and plays great so far and I'm not bashing them for it looking exactly the same because it is supposed to look exactly the same until following gen. Now if it's still awful and looks exactly the exact same and plays exactly the same on next gen I'll for sure be sterile and be done with 2k but as if I know that's my opinion on things.
Dribbling was rather cruced that the way you do moves doesn't transition or correlate well. Like the brand new way to do a behind the back just doesn't flow well with other motions. I really liked the dribbling longer, seemed like it had been harder to junk one move together a bunch and easier to string unique moves more smoothly, I believe as we get more accustomed to the dribbling it could be a whole lot easier than 2k20. I actually liked the dribbling more, sounded like it had been harder to spam one move together a bunch and easier to chain different moves more easily, I believe as we get more used to the dribbling it might be a lot easier than 2k20.
The dribbling just feels like it has a low ability gap, and the higher skilled motions (18 half twist, walkback combos, etc) all look clunky and embarrassing. Like in 19 or 17 the highest skill moves , and it felt as though you had complete control over your own player. The simple fact that they made the stop an go from flicking up on the perfect rod into tapping on LT made me delete the demo real quick, idky they fucking change shit every year for no reason it is so fucking annoying to learn basic shit again since they move it about for no reason. What do you want realistic dribbling or halfway where you practically need to do nothing to pull moves off? Realistic dribbling is so easy. I heard all of the realistic moves in 20 that the first few times the game dropped. The proficient shit such as the 18 half spin took far longer. Dribbling in 17, 19, and 16 took ability. It wasn't realistic. It generated a massive skill gap and Cheap NBA 2K MT has been entertaining as fuck though.
I understand that's a shitty thing in their part and that they haven't been reliable the past 3 years but it's similar to whenever the ps4 came out they stopped putting effort into their 2ks and then 2k14 on the PS4 was amazing and everyone loved it. Anyway my point is that I really love what they have done together with the meter and think it seems great and plays great so far and I'm not bashing them for it looking exactly the same because it is supposed to look exactly the same until following gen. Now if it's still awful and looks exactly the exact same and plays exactly the same on next gen I'll for sure be sterile and be done with 2k but as if I know that's my opinion on things.
Dribbling was rather cruced that the way you do moves doesn't transition or correlate well. Like the brand new way to do a behind the back just doesn't flow well with other motions. I really liked the dribbling longer, seemed like it had been harder to junk one move together a bunch and easier to string unique moves more smoothly, I believe as we get more accustomed to the dribbling it could be a whole lot easier than 2k20. I actually liked the dribbling more, sounded like it had been harder to spam one move together a bunch and easier to chain different moves more easily, I believe as we get more used to the dribbling it might be a lot easier than 2k20.
The dribbling just feels like it has a low ability gap, and the higher skilled motions (18 half twist, walkback combos, etc) all look clunky and embarrassing. Like in 19 or 17 the highest skill moves , and it felt as though you had complete control over your own player. The simple fact that they made the stop an go from flicking up on the perfect rod into tapping on LT made me delete the demo real quick, idky they fucking change shit every year for no reason it is so fucking annoying to learn basic shit again since they move it about for no reason. What do you want realistic dribbling or halfway where you practically need to do nothing to pull moves off? Realistic dribbling is so easy. I heard all of the realistic moves in 20 that the first few times the game dropped. The proficient shit such as the 18 half spin took far longer. Dribbling in 17, 19, and 16 took ability. It wasn't realistic. It generated a massive skill gap and Cheap NBA 2K MT has been entertaining as fuck though.
Comments (0)