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I just played with the NBA 2K23 Next Gen Part 1.
MarieKettering: I just played with the NBA 2K23 Next Gen Part 1.
I just played with the NBA 2K23 Next Gen Part 1.
30 Jul 2022 in 02:55am
MT 2K23 features a new game feature known as Momentum Factors, and they are designed to replicate the tug-of-war concept that can occur within the course of a single NFL game. The M-Factors add the advantage of playing at home. Every NFL team has its own M-Factor which can be activated during an event. The M-Factors at home are tied to the stadium, team and the city.
As I sat in the June preview event's beginning, I couldn't help but think, "Man, how cool would it be if NBA 2K's game to have a feature like that?" The NBA's home-court advantage is a powerful advantage. You could make a winning argument that the NBA is the best at utilizing home-court advantage in any sport. It's part of the reason teams battle tooth and nail for 82 games (in a normal regular season) to earn the right to have more games on their own court during playoffs.
Madden gave the Denver Broncos Mile High M-Factor that causes teams from outside to drain their resources at a higher rate. It's interesting to speculate the impact of this feature on participation if 2K gave the Denver Nuggets an identical perk to play in Ball Arena. It is possible that we will see additional home court benefits, such as the more fouls that are called, and higher ratings for role players. Star players are traditionally not affected by the place they play However, the old adage states that role players do better when they play at home. The quality of the team can determine the quality of the benefits.
If you've been watching basketball at any time over the last 20 years, you've probably heard an announcer declare that basketball is a game of runs. These runs could be caused by, or defined as shifting momentum. This implies that 2K ought to have had some kind of momentum mechanic. It is possible to argue that 2K's Takeover and Team Takeover systems are 2K's version. It's partially true. The Takeover system doesn't address the surrounding. It doesn't consider fans' presence or players' experience with certain courts. These elements are absent from the 2K Experience.
EA might not be able implement the M-Factors in Madden 22. EA has also made the same mistakes with concepts that were successful in the past, like QB Vision cone. They're trying to create a part of NBA2king real-life sports experiences that no other game could rival.
As I sat in the June preview event's beginning, I couldn't help but think, "Man, how cool would it be if NBA 2K's game to have a feature like that?" The NBA's home-court advantage is a powerful advantage. You could make a winning argument that the NBA is the best at utilizing home-court advantage in any sport. It's part of the reason teams battle tooth and nail for 82 games (in a normal regular season) to earn the right to have more games on their own court during playoffs.
Madden gave the Denver Broncos Mile High M-Factor that causes teams from outside to drain their resources at a higher rate. It's interesting to speculate the impact of this feature on participation if 2K gave the Denver Nuggets an identical perk to play in Ball Arena. It is possible that we will see additional home court benefits, such as the more fouls that are called, and higher ratings for role players. Star players are traditionally not affected by the place they play However, the old adage states that role players do better when they play at home. The quality of the team can determine the quality of the benefits.
If you've been watching basketball at any time over the last 20 years, you've probably heard an announcer declare that basketball is a game of runs. These runs could be caused by, or defined as shifting momentum. This implies that 2K ought to have had some kind of momentum mechanic. It is possible to argue that 2K's Takeover and Team Takeover systems are 2K's version. It's partially true. The Takeover system doesn't address the surrounding. It doesn't consider fans' presence or players' experience with certain courts. These elements are absent from the 2K Experience.
EA might not be able implement the M-Factors in Madden 22. EA has also made the same mistakes with concepts that were successful in the past, like QB Vision cone. They're trying to create a part of NBA2king real-life sports experiences that no other game could rival.
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