289824, What about 360/PS3? Posted by jimaveli, Thu Apr-03-14 05:05 PM
I'm all in on getting back into video game basketball now. I'll take the dropoff in graphics if I get a competent experience on 360 or PS3. And I just assume that Live is an embarrassment that can't be bothered with.
On the XB One version of 2k14, I thought that maybe it was just me cuz I've been out of serious 2k play for a while. I'm missing a slew of open shots, the computer BE stealing ERRTHANG, and I'm getting hit with super random 12-2 runs where my guys miss open shots and layups that I worked my ass off to get and then CPU jacks up and hits threes with a hand in face with 1 second on the shot clock on adjacent plays. And don't start me on the 'hit the lane, live at the line' style that I see cats continously playing online. But I guess that's the reaction to not being able to make jumpshots with the super laggy servers.
And pleas...I ain't buying jackets and shoes for a game with a broken server and 'c'mon now' gameplay issues. This shit has me thinking of EA in a better light for Madden...almost.
Jimaveli
>it's a shame because it looks beautiful, and that fluidity of >motion leads to a lot of fun moments and realistic looking >maneuvers. But the calculations and algorithms going on in the >background all seem designed to frustrate the hell out of me, >and I feel like I've gotten more "your opponent has left the >match / disconnected" notices than ever before, many of them >coming in the first or second quarter in a two point game >leading me to believe it's the servers not the players. > > >And offline is just...fucking disgusting. Saves tied to the >servers being online (if either PSN goes down for maintenance >or the 2K servers are having their monthly meltdown, your MyGM >save is inaccessible!), Virtual Currency all up in every last >crevice of everything, and these fucking MENUS my GOD. I feel >like I stumbled into a session of Madden 2002 or something >every time I boot the game. > >~~~~~~~~~ >"This is the streets, and I am the trap." © Jay Bilas >http://www.popmatters.com/pm/archive/contributor/517 >Hip Hop Handbook: http://tinyurl.com/ll4kzz
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