Yeah I didn't even know this one existed until I played my older brother. I'm not an online player so I don't experience what you guys refer to as "cheesers" but when my bro pulled this technique I felt your guys' pain for a moment there.
The problem seems to be a lack of control in the offensive players' regard. A human defender may be guarding a human point guard straight up as he walks up the floor, but if that defender decides to strike the "take charge" button suddenly and without warning, even if the offensive player is just strolling up the floor, there will often be a charge.
Also, there are times when a human can set up their "charge taker" well in advance of a ball handler in the backcourt and the unresponsiveness of the controls will not allow that human ball handler to make a sharp enough direction change to avoid the offensive foul.
There are certainly work-arounds (particularly initiating isomotion moves that go away from the defender) but it still appears to be too easy as a defender to force your opponent to essentially walk on eggshells and crawl up the court on many occasions.






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