Fri Sep 10, 2004 7:48 am
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Fri Sep 10, 2004 7:55 am
sho89mtx wrote:Let's be honest here, the reason why espn had so many cut scenes last year was to show off their graphics and how much detail they put into them. So do you think the reason Live didn't put cut scenes in it because they weren't very proud of their graphical improvement? Just something to think about, not trying to start anything.... I mean If i didn't think my game was up to par graphically, the last thing i would want is a scene that zoomed in and u could see all the detail or lack of detail in the player models, am i wrong? What do you guys think?
Fri Sep 10, 2004 8:08 am
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Fri Sep 10, 2004 8:19 am
Bird123 wrote:[sarcasm] Dre, don't you know that how good the graphics, and cutscenes are the only thing that matters??? [end sarcasm/]
Fri Sep 10, 2004 8:37 am
cocobee wrote:Let's be honest here, ESPN put all those cutscenes to cover the fact that there gameplay was inferior. Do you think that's why ESPN put so many cutscenes?I'm glad Live took those out--they got very boring fast. I would skip right through them anyways.
Fri Sep 10, 2004 8:46 am
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Fri Sep 10, 2004 8:53 am
sho89mtx wrote:so your telling me if you ever played nba2k4, and the quarter was over and they had a zoomed in cut scene of the players going to the bench with an espn stat overlay talking about the stand out players in that quarter and it looks just like a real tv parting shot before they go to commerical, that's not cool to you guys? I guess i'm totally opposite on a lot of things. When it comes to cut-scenes, graphics and realism, i just differ tremendously from a lot of you. I like that stuff in a game, call me crazy
Fri Sep 10, 2004 9:11 am
cocobee wrote:sho89mtx wrote:so your telling me if you ever played nba2k4, and the quarter was over and they had a zoomed in cut scene of the players going to the bench with an espn stat overlay talking about the stand out players in that quarter and it looks just like a real tv parting shot before they go to commerical, that's not cool to you guys? I guess i'm totally opposite on a lot of things. When it comes to cut-scenes, graphics and realism, i just differ tremendously from a lot of you. I like that stuff in a game, call me crazy
Live's never had that, so I wouldn't miss it--the only cutscenes i'd miss are the Championship ones. Hopefully they kept those in and took out the ingame ones.
people like different eye candy, if that floats ur boat then that's you. My eye candy is the fact that i can patch any player to look like there real life counterpart.
Fri Sep 10, 2004 9:28 am
sho89mtx wrote:
ok get ready for everyone to pissed off at me again.....
patching is another word for fixing something. If you had to edit something to make it look better that means EA didn't do their job, so what your saying is that if any game sucked, but u could patch it, u would like it. I don't understand you PC people. PC are boring to play sports games on and yes i've tried it. they are no fun and they don't look better than any basketball game i have on my hdtv on xbox, i promise you on that, and i don't have to fix or patch anything to make it look betterhahahhahaha
Dre Naismith wrote:Hi NLSC, after reading quite a few posts as well as "talking" to alot of members here it seems as if there are 2 types of NBA Live fans. Console and PC.
For PC guys, there's no other choice imaginable. Who wouldn't want the option of having better graphics and patches galore made by our resident experts who devote their time and efforts to make the game better?
The question is seemingly a no-brainer to a PC guy who can't fathom why any self-respecting "Liver" would choose the console version over that of the PC.
For console guys, they'll admit that he graphics are better and concede that patches do in fact increase the replay value but just don't like gaming on their PC. They prefer the "feel" of a console and the accoutrements that go with it.
Who's right? Who's wrong? No one is wrong, we're just different people with different tastes where gaming is concerned. Let's please stop putting each others likes and dislikes down and acting like our way is the only way and everyone else is either dumb or inferior.
As a console gamer myself, I respect the fact that a cat chooses to game on his PC and don't see this as any detriment to meaningful, constructive conversation between us where NBA Live is concerned.
We all have basically the same complaints and wishes for our beloved game despite the differences is hardware. Let's not be close-minded like certain individuals on this board who can't fathom anyone not agreeing with him. Whether we choose a PC, XBox, PS2 or Gamecube should not be the issue, the issue is that we're all members of the NLSC because we love playing Live, no matter how we go about doing that.
Now, here's to hoping that we learn some tolerance and respect for each other's differences! Peace, Dre.
Fri Sep 10, 2004 9:34 am
patching is another word for fixing something
Fri Sep 10, 2004 9:35 am
Fri Sep 10, 2004 9:37 am
Dre Naismith wrote:sho89mtx wrote:
ok get ready for everyone to pissed off at me again.....
patching is another word for fixing something. If you had to edit something to make it look better that means EA didn't do their job, so what your saying is that if any game sucked, but u could patch it, u would like it. I don't understand you PC people. PC are boring to play sports games on and yes i've tried it. they are no fun and they don't look better than any basketball game i have on my hdtv on xbox, i promise you on that, and i don't have to fix or patch anything to make it look betterhahahhahaha
Speaking for my PC brethren, the patches just aren't meant to "fix" things though they can serve that purpose. They also add a whole new level to the gaming experience.
You're a "Graphics Guru" right? Okay, let's say that somehow you and I had the ability to patch on our Xboxes as well and Andrew created a patch where we could have NBA players wearing Sean John, Du-Rags, "Iced-Out" Chains, and earrings, you wouldn't patch also?
I don't like gaming on my PC either, but who are we to tell folks that their preference is wack? I suggest you read this post I wrote just for you:Dre Naismith wrote:Hi NLSC, after reading quite a few posts as well as "talking" to alot of members here it seems as if there are 2 types of NBA Live fans. Console and PC.
For PC guys, there's no other choice imaginable. Who wouldn't want the option of having better graphics and patches galore made by our resident experts who devote their time and efforts to make the game better?
The question is seemingly a no-brainer to a PC guy who can't fathom why any self-respecting "Liver" would choose the console version over that of the PC.
For console guys, they'll admit that he graphics are better and concede that patches do in fact increase the replay value but just don't like gaming on their PC. They prefer the "feel" of a console and the accoutrements that go with it.
Who's right? Who's wrong? No one is wrong, we're just different people with different tastes where gaming is concerned. Let's please stop putting each others likes and dislikes down and acting like our way is the only way and everyone else is either dumb or inferior.
As a console gamer myself, I respect the fact that a cat chooses to game on his PC and don't see this as any detriment to meaningful, constructive conversation between us where NBA Live is concerned.
We all have basically the same complaints and wishes for our beloved game despite the differences is hardware. Let's not be close-minded like certain individuals on this board who can't fathom anyone not agreeing with him. Whether we choose a PC, XBox, PS2 or Gamecube should not be the issue, the issue is that we're all members of the NLSC because we love playing Live, no matter how we go about doing that.
Now, here's to hoping that we learn some tolerance and respect for each other's differences! Peace, Dre.
Fri Sep 10, 2004 9:40 am
cocobee wrote:patching is another word for fixing something
Not in all cases, patching can also make things look better. My attention to detail might be more precise than your preception. If Ben Wallace is wearing his blue and white And 1's --I want my cyber Ben to reflect that change. I won't even get into the argument on graphics --console vs PC again--I think it's a given which has better graphics--u can tell or make urself believe that ur TV will have better graphics than my PC with an ATI X800 Pro video card.
Maybe adding these so called cutscenes is a way for ESPN to cover up there gameplay issues. But gameplay isn't that important to you. NBA Live will have a perfect mix of graphics and gameplay--while ESPN will be fun to look at. YAY! Ben Wallace's is sweating--HOLY SHIT Ben Wallace is SWEATING!! This is the best basketball game ever! BEN phuckinWALLACE is sweating!Rejoice!![]()
Fri Sep 10, 2004 10:01 am
Fri Sep 10, 2004 10:07 am
Riot wrote:ESPN had better graphics than Live...yes. But you act like Live's graphics we're horrible, in game during the gameplay the grahpics looked similar to me and when I'm intune with the game I don't see that big of a difference graphics wise. NBA Live had the better gameplay though by far which is why I thought it was a better game last year. The only year I take ESPN (SEGA) over Live is 2003 but that was because 2003 blowed bad.
Fri Sep 10, 2004 10:42 am
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Fri Sep 10, 2004 11:35 am
Riot wrote:ESPN had better graphics than Live...yes. But you act like Live's graphics we're horrible, in game during the gameplay the grahpics looked similar to me and when I'm intune with the game I don't see that big of a difference graphics wise. NBA Live had the better gameplay though by far which is why I thought it was a better game last year. The only year I take ESPN (SEGA) over Live is 2003 but that was because 2003 blowed bad.
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