Has anybody else noticed how utterly broken CPU teammate slashing is?

[keshunleon]

Re: Has anybody else noticed how utterly broken CPU teammate slashing is?

2K is still using the same game engine since 2K13 and that's the main problem!

The user players have animations added in the game the CPU don't have. There are so many unnecessary animations in the game that keep players from sprinting, playing correct defense or cutting properly.

I can understand for bad defenders but Kawhi shouldn't be turning completely around or sprinting back to setup for defense without back peddling but psychically knowing who he's guarding and where he is going.

User players will have a straight line to the basket with the defender 3-5 steps behind him. What does he do he will stop, do a 180 turn, look at his defender then let him get in defensive position then try to make a move.

2K has put so many unnecessary and unrealistic animations to hinder the user and make the it easier/cheating for the CPU it isn't real basketball at all.

[jfsolo]

Re: Has anybody else noticed how utterly broken CPU teammate slashing is?

While it's great that Users have the ability to fix the legion of tendency mistakes, I definitely agree with the opinion that this is something that should be done by the development team. For how important this issue is in terms of allowing the game to play at an optimal level, they really should be committed to having players play like themselves out of the box.

[DC]

Re: Has anybody else noticed how utterly broken CPU teammate slashing is?

Right, I don't get that. You KNOW those tendencies mess up how the CPU controlled players act, especially in MyPlayer Mode. So why not limit that and adjust the tendencies?