let's say Steph Curry, the odds should heavily sway in LeBron's favor. let's say LeBron and I am trying to drive to the basket against a much smaller, weaker defender like. And this is true when it comes to one on one situations as well. It seems that 2K is basically overriding the players own ratings and making them keep up with the USER. To me it's not just the fast breaks, it's the overall defense in this game. The defense just seems overly aggressive in general. the CPU is programmed to keep up with the USER. namely "speed, acceleration, lateral quickness.etc". but that still should be determined by their individual ratings. I understand what you're saying, and yes you're right, there are situations where a player can chase down the ball handler or keep up with him. What could be a problem is if you are in fact using turbo and pushing the stick to maximum and 2k still slows you down, that could be a problem. If I have the time, I would run more test.īut yes, defenders able to keep up could be certainly a potential problem. It's just something to chew on, think about, when we want something fixed. Yes, these are 'highlights' and this doesn't usually happen on fastbreaks, I completely understand that. With faster 2k players, I do notice that break away speed does work like it should. It was interesting to see how the ball handler slows himself down when he should have had a clear path to the hoop (#60, #58, #57).ĭon't misunderstand me, I'm not saying that there isn't a potential problem with 2k, but just wanted to point out that chase downs/ability for the defender to keep in general does/can happen. While I was looking for videos for a completely unrelated topic, I stumbled onto the following video (below).
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