EA Sports posted an interview today going over some gameplay enhancements for NBA Live 19.
On Real Player Motion:
The other advantage of Real Player Motion is that we have a lot of signature player movement. Guys like LeBron, Harden, Kyrie, and Curry will move like they do in real life. Faster acceleration, different nuances of how they dribble and how they move, and this is all controlled with the left stick.
Changes to the one-on-one gameplay:
This year, we’ve added a new series of all-new counter and combo moves for both in The League and The Streets. If you’re playing in The Streets, you can go around the defender’s backs, pull off Shammgods between players legs, between your own legs, double-crosses and all-new combos, and players will see all that as we gear towards launch. The ball handler will have a lot more freedom and control than last year.
At the same time, we still want these moves to be skill-based and give the defender the opportunity to stop them. The other advantage of Real Player Motion is that we have a lot of signature player movement. Guys like LeBron, Harden, Kyrie, and Curry will move like they do in real life. Faster acceleration, different nuances of how they dribble and how they move, and this is all controlled with the left stick.
The new interactive environment within the game:
You’ll also see players jawing with the opposing team’s bench or crowd members in Pro-Am. We’re also introducing court-storming in our Pro-Am and Street games so, in big games, if you hit a big shot, don’t be surprised if the crowd looks to celebrate with you!
On AI improvements:
You can read more on the improvements to the gameplay with the full interview on EA Sports’ website.
Published: Jun 9, 2018 10:32 pm