Re: Anyone have any tips when it comes to playing on HoF/Simulation?
Unfortunately it's a matter of skill.
Here's the way I look at it. You are correct that the HOF cpu can do that.
BUT..,
If you watch the video above and skip to the end, you'll see the box score. You'll notice that my team outshot the Spurs and held them under 50 percent and 100 pts for the game. And my guy didn't have to dominate in order to do it. Keep in mind that the MyPlayer used in that game was 64 rated, pass first PG, had not been upgraded, couldn't shoot threes, couldn't dunk and had no signature skills, yet we still won, played good defense and I still managed an A+ teammate grade.
A box score like that is very important because it's proof that it's not a given the HOF cpu will hit everything. It depends on how you play.
Just like you, I could never understand what was going on. However since I saw that someone could do it (Chris Smoove) that one persons evidence told me that I was indeed not playing well enough.
What you are really saying is 2K made HOF impossible and they should make it easier. And they did that by adding five difficulty levels you can use.
What you need to recognize is if your players don't hit shots in certain situations, you have to figure out what situations they do and give them the ball in those situations instead.
And on the defensive side of the ball, you might study that video too because it shows a way to play defense you might find more successful.
The key is you have to practice and take your lumps.
It literally took me many, many, many hours of study and game play to learn how to do it.
Remember too, I'm 47 and not that good. You can do it too.
Unfortunately it's a matter of skill.
Here's the way I look at it. You are correct that the HOF cpu can do that.
BUT..,
If you watch the video above and skip to the end, you'll see the box score. You'll notice that my team outshot the Spurs and held them under 50 percent and 100 pts for the game. And my guy didn't have to dominate in order to do it. Keep in mind that the MyPlayer used in that game was 64 rated, pass first PG, had not been upgraded, couldn't shoot threes, couldn't dunk and had no signature skills, yet we still won, played good defense and I still managed an A+ teammate grade.
A box score like that is very important because it's proof that it's not a given the HOF cpu will hit everything. It depends on how you play.
Just like you, I could never understand what was going on. However since I saw that someone could do it (Chris Smoove) that one persons evidence told me that I was indeed not playing well enough.
What you are really saying is 2K made HOF impossible and they should make it easier. And they did that by adding five difficulty levels you can use.
What you need to recognize is if your players don't hit shots in certain situations, you have to figure out what situations they do and give them the ball in those situations instead.
And on the defensive side of the ball, you might study that video too because it shows a way to play defense you might find more successful.
The key is you have to practice and take your lumps.
It literally took me many, many, many hours of study and game play to learn how to do it.
Remember too, I'm 47 and not that good. You can do it too.
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