With the expansion of proplay, and the continuation of eras, I am wondering if this leaves historical players outside of the radius of potential improvements.
Apparently it was said that ProPlay can’t be applied to older footage/players.
Kevin Cruz noted in his video breakdowns of 2k25 gameplay that there was a stark contrast between the new animations added via pro play, and the Post Moves/Jab Steps that were captured with the previously used Motion Capture technology. He referred to these old moves as looking very outdated in comparison.
Does this mean that players on the historical rosters, who don’t have their movements available in proplay, will be stuck in a previous version of the game, even while they share the court with the modern stars?
Do Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant get signature go to jumpshots? What about AI?
Is it possible, or even preferred, that 2k just replaces all of their animations with current day animation look a likes?
Do you want to see Jordan with DeRozan Sigs if it means avoiding potential eye sores?
Apparently it was said that ProPlay can’t be applied to older footage/players.
Kevin Cruz noted in his video breakdowns of 2k25 gameplay that there was a stark contrast between the new animations added via pro play, and the Post Moves/Jab Steps that were captured with the previously used Motion Capture technology. He referred to these old moves as looking very outdated in comparison.
Does this mean that players on the historical rosters, who don’t have their movements available in proplay, will be stuck in a previous version of the game, even while they share the court with the modern stars?
Do Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant get signature go to jumpshots? What about AI?
Is it possible, or even preferred, that 2k just replaces all of their animations with current day animation look a likes?
Do you want to see Jordan with DeRozan Sigs if it means avoiding potential eye sores?
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