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i thought live wasn't coming out for ps3 or 360?
Official NBA Live 14 Thread - Official Cover Released , Brief In-Game Footage. Xbox One & PS4
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It's not.
That why he said he can't afford a PS4 right now; he probably thought Live 14 was coming to current gen consoles as well.
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Have a feeling when the dust settles the gap between Live and 2K won't be huge and at all. They both will do certain things better than the other and both games will probably get equal burn from me .
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Live's dribbling has never been the problem... live 10' dribbling was
what EA needs to be showing is the shot animations...the majority of the players do the same awkward jumpshot and from the looks of the trailer that hasn't changed
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Just got finished playing Live 10 on PS3. That game is still as fun as its ever been. Love the momentum junpshots , spacing, and ofcourse how fluid the dribbling is . The graphics and atmosphere are awesome and still look really good today , some rebounding animations , jumpshots , and player models look downright silly but its not a dealbreaker at all. If live 14 is an upgraded version of Live 10 in gonna be extremely satisfied .
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Live 10 is better than 2k right now
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thats the thing tho, I'm not sure if it was posted on here or over on OS, but someone made an excellent point that since 06 every other iteration of Live has essentially been a reboot of the previous 2-3 year production cycle.
10 was an upgraded version of 09. But then when they started on 11 they completely blew it up and thats when things started really falling apart for them, if not earlier.
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i wasnt aware this was just for the next gen systems as well
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[h2]Build the Ultimate Team in NBA LIVE 14[/h2]
By EA SPORTS Oct 28, 2013
NBA LIVE 14 is back in North America on November 19 for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and will also be available worldwide on November 22 for Xbox One, and November 29 for PS4. NBA LIVE 14 will debut a new mode never featured in the franchise’s history, LIVE Ultimate Team. In LIVE Ultimate Team you can collect, earn and build your fantasy dream team with the best players in the league, as well as select NBA alumni.
LIVE ULTIMATE TEAM MODES
LIVE Ultimate Team includes a number of modes that help you earn coins and move up the ranks. Tip Off against any NBA opponent, take your team online versus other LIVE Ultimate Teams or participate in a number of Fantasy Showdowns.
Fantasy Showdowns feature both real NBA teams and a mix of fantasy matchups. Can you defeat last year’s stats leaders or the top draft classes from the last 20 years? Fantasy Showdowns will be added throughout the season, so check back often.
EARN AND PROGRESS
Better performances earn more coins. Coins can be earned through dominant team performances, as well as individual accolades, such as racking up a certain number of blocks or posting a double-double. Take these hard-earned coins to the Store to buy packs of players, jerseys, coaches and more. You can also win packs by completing in specific Fantasy Showdowns.
FEATURED PLAYERS
In addition to all of the NBA’s best current players, be on the lookout for Player of the Week items with increased ratings based on real-world performance. Keep your eyes open for NBA alumni as well, which will be added to LIVE Ultimate Team throughout the season.
FEATURED ITEMS
Players aren’t the only thing you’ll collect in LIVE Ultimate Team. Be sure to stockpile select jerseys, arenas, logos and coaches as well. Coaches dictate your team’s default playbook, so choose wisely!
LIVE Ultimate Team will continue to grow and evolve throughout the NBA season with more Fantasy Showdowns, collectibles and features being added through our LIVE World service.
Fans in North America can pick up NBA LIVE 14 on Tuesday, November 19, for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. NBA LIVE 14 will also be available worldwide on November 22 for Xbox One, and November 29 for PS4.
Preorder today, and be sure to check the NBA LIVE website, Facebook and Twitter for updates.
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What made Live enjoyable back in the day was it was fun.
I don't remember games being so competitive until 2k really caught fire when 360 and ps3 came out.
If live is actually fun again and isn't trying to be 2k then i'll end up copping as a stress reliever.
ARE YOU READING THIS EA? I WANT 36O WINDMILLS IN TRAFFIC WITH MY PG, AND1 MIXTAPE VOL 2 HANDLES, ETC.
LEAVE THE AUTHENTIC GAMEPLAY TO 2K THEY HAVE YOU BEAT THERE FACE IT.
2K=WAL MART
EA YOU CAN EITHER BE K-MART OR TARGET. YOU'RE CHOICE
I don't remember games being so competitive until 2k really caught fire when 360 and ps3 came out.
If live is actually fun again and isn't trying to be 2k then i'll end up copping as a stress reliever.
ARE YOU READING THIS EA? I WANT 36O WINDMILLS IN TRAFFIC WITH MY PG, AND1 MIXTAPE VOL 2 HANDLES, ETC.
LEAVE THE AUTHENTIC GAMEPLAY TO 2K THEY HAVE YOU BEAT THERE FACE IT.
2K=WAL MART
EA YOU CAN EITHER BE K-MART OR TARGET. YOU'RE CHOICE
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Will the FIBA national teams be in Live 14?
I loved playing with them in Live 10.
I loved playing with them in Live 10.
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Those ratings in that screenshot above puts a smile on my face . looks like they their rating system will be way more authentic than 2K's
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those pics do not look next gen
dwights face looks good tho (hay gurl)
dwights face looks good tho (hay gurl)
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Unfortunately the ratings do matter and it's been an issue for a while now. There is no reason why a offensive PF who's rated a 90 should be able to defend a PG who's rated a 75 in an iso situation. 2K puts way too much stock in ratings and also rates players way too high to the point where they excel in areas where they arent supposed to just because of that 90+ rating. It makes the game extremely unrealistic in certain aspects. HOPEFULLY Live is taking a different approach.
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Ea sports is seeking to eliminate the entire rating system so I think they might
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[h2]NBA LIVE 14: Signature Styles and Controls[/h2]
By EA SPORTS Nov 1, 2013
Over the past few weeks you’ve learned all about dribbling, bounceTek and how to control the handle in NBA LIVE 14. Today we’re going to show you how to put it all together and become a dominant offensive force, capable of stringing together sick moves that will keep your defender on his heels.
Of course, you’re not just playing as the NBA’s greatest ball-handlers, you’re going to be going up against them too. So with that in mind, we’re also going to show you how to defend against dribble moves, as well as getting yourself into position to cut off the offense or draw a charge.
In addition to all that you’ll also get a first look at all the coaching strategies and adjustments you can make on both during pre-game and while in the game itself. It’s the deepest suite of coaching options ever offered in a basketball game, and will give you all the tools you need to adapt and react on the fly in order to succeed.
THE RHYTHM OF THE BOUNCE
To kick things off, let’s take a look at the controller map and how to perform some of the basic dribble moves as well as the signature moves. The most important thing to note is that you can transition between moves anytime and easily chain from level 1 to level 2 to level 3.
In the Control the Handle blog we showed you the various levels of dribble moves and provided a little context on how they worked. Now it’s time to show you exactly how to perform these moves and how to string them together in order to be effective. Check out this video to get a sense of how these moves work, then we’ll dive a bit deeper.
The most important thing to keep in mind when stringing together moves and breaking down defenders is maintaining the rhythm of the dribble. Simply spamming flicks and holds on the right stick will be largely ineffective, and defenders will simply wait you out or, worse yet, poke the ball loose for a turnover. However, by waiting for each move to end before going into the next one, you’re able to more effectively confuse the defense and blow past for the bucket or the pass. It’s critical to pay attention to the speed at which your chosen player performs his crossovers, hesitations and other moves, as that will significantly affect the timing. Due to the strengths and weakness of the ball handler, you will want to attack the defense differently. Kyrie has an explosive, quick style which means his dribbles are going to be fast and furious. Carmelo’s style is more methodical, so you’ll be looking to lull a defender by working off his hesitation move. Since you have to respect his jumper, his hesitation move becomes even more devastating.
Each player’s style is unique, so it’s important to understand your chosen players speed, quickness and signature moves in order to utilize him effectively. Remember that this is a rhythm-based dribble system, and that you can branch into your next move, shot, or pass as soon as the ball is in your hands. For example, you could do the same signature move twice; though branching out of it at different times could give you two different first-step speeds. You can jump right in and play, but once you do it becomes a thing of beauty.
DEFENSIVE CONTROLS SECTION
Even though offensive fireworks may be the flashiest part of professional basketball, any fan will tell you that strong defense and fundamentals are critical to success. “DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS”. Name the last team that won a title but was poor on defense? ….
Just look at the recent success of the Indiana Pacers as an example, they’re able to slow down even the most high-octane teams with smothering defense that forces the opposition into taking contested shots.
We’ll get more into defensive tools and strategies momentarily, but let’s start with the basic diagrams of the controller and how things work when you don’t have the ball in your hands.
A few specific things to call out here, as they’ll help you maximize your defensive potential. Utilizing the slides on the right stick will allow you to quickly react to drives and changes in direction, letting you stay in front of him and force him away from the basket. The right stick also allows you to attempt a dig steal, contest, and take a charge. Also worth noting is the auto-charge feature, which lets you absorb contact and draw the foul without having to push a button. Simply set yourself in front of the ball-handler and if he bulldozes into you while you’ve got position you’ll likely get the whistle and take control of the ball. It’s important to stress that we have balanced this feature to insure that there is a proper ratio of blocks/flops/charges called.
In addition to on-court defensive controls NBA LIVE 14 offers the deepest coaching options in franchise history. For the first time you will be playing against team specific defenses. This is a feature I’m quite excited about because it adds even more depth to dynasty mode and online play. You may have success in the pick and roll versus New York but you may struggle the next night against Boston.
As a user you have the ability to change these at the team or individual level. For instance, if you like the Bulls scheme on the pick and roll but you would like to alter that when playing against Rondo you can. We have also let you adjust your gameplan on the fly.
Before each game you can set up you strategy in various areas from how strongly you pressure the ball to how your guys fight through screens. Knowing who you’re matched up against and the opponent’s tendencies will prove to be a critical element of coaching, as you can tailor your play style on both offensive and defense to nullify the other team’s strengths and exploit their weaknesses.
Of course, the best coaches in the NBA not only have a strong gameplan going into each matchup, but know how to make the adjustments during the game that will help their team succeed. Fans will have access to this same level of granular detail in-game, as you can make changes on the fly to react to the action on the court. The screen below shows all the adjustments you can make to individual players, allowing you to quickly and easily make tweaks when you need them.
Coaching strategies and adjustments take on a new level of importance when you think about how CourtQ affects the game. For instance, say the night before Kyrie was shaking defenders left and right and driving the lane for the majority of his points then that’s how he’s going to act in NBA LIVE 14 according to CourtQ. Thus, if you’re going up against him in-game you’ll want to go in with a gameplan of packing the paint and playing loose on-ball pressure in order to prevent him from getting past you. This will force him to adjust and shoot jumpers, taking him out of his comfort zone. If he starts raining shots from around the court then simply switch up your defense to put more pressure on the ball and make him the focus of your defensive efforts, forcing him reconfigure his game yet again. All of this can be done at any time with a few quick taps, letting you make the changes you need, when you need them.
This depth of strategy works both ways, as AI coaches and players are also aware of various situations and adjust their defense accordingly. For instance, the AI knows which player is setting a screen and will react accordingly. If you bring up a Stretch 4 don’t expect the defense to hang back and let him pop out and shoot threes. Instead, defenders will continue to cover him as he floats outside, denying him the ball and contesting the shot.
The intelligence extends into late-game scenarios; for instance, if you’re down by three in the last possession expect CPU defenders to pressure shooters and switch on pick and rolls. You’ll have to work the ball around and try to find the open man in a position to score, while the defense looks to deny the perimeter and force you into a contested look.
This just scratches the surface of our deep offensive and defense controls, we can’t wait to see how you will run your teams on Tuesday, November 19, for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. NBA LIVE 14 will also be available worldwide on November 22 for Xbox One, and November 29 for PS4.
If you have any more questions about the controls in NBA LIVE 14 – hit us up on Twitter @EASPORTSNBA.
Preorder today, and be sure to check the NBA LIVE website, Facebook and Twitter for updates.
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I love Live's menus
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not gonna lie, those dribble moves look good
neeed gameplay neeow
neeed gameplay neeow
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Those dribbling videos 
Looks like it will be reminiscent of '10, can't wait
Looks like it will be reminiscent of '10, can't wait
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