2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

[Grinder12000]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Good stuff - work in progress!

I'll update sliders but basically if you are playing PRO in REAL coach mode do this with sliders

PRO:
Def and Off Awareness +2
Hands +2
Ball Security +2
Def and Off Rebounds +2
All other Attributes +1 (except for steal, pass, stamina, durability, fatigue, consistency)

[Teleo]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Grinder, are you going to post any updated sliders? Looking forward to them...thanks for your hard work man!

[Grinder12000]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Yea - things have sort of morphed into something different then when I started because of the figuring out REAL coach mode. I want to have another game in with the current sliders I'm using in PRO to see how it goes.

I'm seeing a lot more realism in PRO. with the small tweaks to CPU sliders. The one thing I'm looking into is fatigue and stamina as I don't think my guys are getting tired enough in back to back games at 50 so I'm looking to see what other slider dudes are doing.

In the mean time use the original sliders and tweak the CPU sliders a couple as posted a few post ago - I'll post what I'm doing this weekend.

[Grinder12000]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Not actually SLIDER but good for coach mode players

Comes from this thread

http://www.operationsports.com/forum...-settings.html

Thanks DC

On Ball Pressure
Gap: Non threat, Non Shooter (Tony Allen)
Moderate: Decent shooter, or vs someone that can blow by you (Andre Iguadola)
Tight: Good shooter that you can also stay in front of. (Klay Thompson)
Smother: Good shooter but I only use this vs. someone that can't really handle the ball. If you smother Kyrie, you will get burned. (Kyle Korver)

Off Ball Pressure : Be careful here because you also have to think about preventing offensive rebounding.
Gap: Non threat, Non Shooter (Tony Allen)
Moderate: Decent shooter (Eric Bledsoe); Non-threats but are good rebounders.
Tight: vs. Good shooters (Kyle Korver); You can also use this vs. great rebounders but you probably would want to help off of him so use at your discretion.
Smother: Use this when you are playing a great offensive threat. But be careful because you might give up backdoor cuts.

Force Direction
I force everything to the baseline. Point blank, I don't want to give up any middle penetration.

On-Ball Screen and Off-Ball Screen You really only need to use this vs. people that will be the ball-handler in a PnR situation. So don't worry about setting this vs. Dwight
Go Over: Shooter
Go Under: Non-Shooter
Switch: I use vs vs. non-offensive threats. I also use this for people that won't really blow by my non-center bigs. You have to think about your 1-4 and their ability to stay in front of the player you are setting it up for.
Ice: Use this when you want the on-ball DEFENDER to force the ball-handler away from the screen. I would only use this when the on-ball defender is a strong defender. I wish this could be situational because I would only want to use this on the sideline pNr situations.

Hedge
No-Hedge: Use this vs. an absolute non-threat perimeter player (Tony Allen)
Soft Hedge: I would use this against someone that isn't going to KILL you and won't probably look to score most of the time once they turn the corner. (PJ Tucker)
Hard Hedge: If you know this dude is going to turn that corner and look to score, use the hard hedge. (Bledsoe)
Double: Now, if this player can turn the corner and attack AND he has the ability to look for others out of the PnR situation, I would double him. (LeBron)


Hedge (Center)
See the hedge section above, but you need to know who your center is. Depends on his footspeed (quickness) and on-ball defense IQ
Soft: Non-athlete vs a scorer
Hard: Athletic vs a scorer
No-Hedge: Non-athlete vs. a non offensive threat
Double: Use at your judgement, but if your Center is too slow, he might struggle even getting into doubling position in time. You might get split honestly.

Post
Front: If I front a player, I am doubling from the weakside. If I am getting killed by a player in the post, I will front him. I don't usually START off fronting anyone
Behind: If I am playing a non-post threat, I always play behind because I am not worried about them honestly.
3/4 Top: If I am playing against a post threat, I will start off with this. Again, this ties into my theory of forcing everything baseline. This shades your offensive player to the baseline.
3/4 Bottom: If you want to shade the player to the middle of the court (where your help can be sent) you can use this option. I sometimes trick people I play by putting this setting on a BAD post player so they can think they see an advantage. Again, use with discretion.

Double Teams:
Self Explanatory

[Teleo]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Grinder, I just saw that you updated the first post...looks good. What do you have defensive and box out assist strength set at?

[Grinder12000]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

defensive and box out assist strength

LOL - I don't even know where those are so I hope they are on AUTO, I'll have to look. I figure until I know what anything is doing - AUTO is not a bad choice.

And if I can find time I'm going to make a new Coach Mode thread - I have had so pretty fun games lately. Streaky which is good - like real life.

[Ar4bAce]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

LOL - I don't even know where those are so I hope they are on AUTO, I'll have to look. I figure until I know what anything is doing - AUTO is not a bad choice.

And if I can find time I'm going to make a new Coach Mode thread - I have had so pretty fun games lately. Streaky which is good - like real life.

its under controller settings and theres no auto its like a slider with 0-100

[Grinder12000]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Found them - I'm not eve n sure what those do! LOL

[The_Tempest]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Hey there.

Been playing your new sliders for Coach Mode lite.

Just a few observations so far. My team's offensive rebounding seems nonexistant, and the computers seems pretty decent. Also steals might be high or something cause every time they pass it to the roll man its almost always a steal it seems like.

I'll post more as I play.

[Grinder12000]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Are you playing Real Coach mode? Or just watching.

[NINJAK2]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Thanks bloodsmear, Grinder, and or Dice for the heads up. I just got a chance to play last night. Anyone notice if there is no crowd noise when you play like this? It was like the sound was in practice mode and all I could hear were sneakers, ball sounds..


Also, are people on ps4 still able to do this post patch #3? I'm on x1...

[Dice]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

Thanks bloodsmear, Grinder, and or Dice for the heads up. I just got a chance to play last night. Anyone notice if there is no crowd noise when you play like this? It was like the sound was in practice mode and all I could hear were sneakers, ball sounds..


Also, are people on ps4 still able to do this post patch #3? I'm on x1...

Just go into the settings and change the sound profile from default to TV Broadcast.

I'm still able to play coach mode after the patch. I have a PS4.

[The_Tempest]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

You still maintaining this at all?

I've been having a lot of fun with your sliders. They have been good. Only thing I changed is offensive rebounding to 9.

[Grinder12000]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

I have made some personal tweaks as I was winning too easily. Either I can draft MUCH better then the AI or coach much better or whatever so I have been SLOWLY making it harder. Tiny tweaks.

I can post them if you want!

[Sportsfan1889]

Re: 2K16 CPU vs. CPU (Coach Mode Lite)

I have made some personal tweaks as I was winning too easily. Either I can draft MUCH better then the AI or coach much better or whatever so I have been SLOWLY making it harder. Tiny tweaks.

I can post them if you want!

yes plz! thank you