I agree again. Every league is different and everybodys definition of SIM is different. Bottom line is find and join a league that best fits to your own style. The funny thing is I don't see a whole lot of so called SIM leagues with rules like the majority of people in this thread play like. Thats what makes us SIM and the others cheesy as he says imo. I will say I agree with alot of the other rules most those leagues post besides this one with on ball D.
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Re: Sim style Gamplay ..... (Sim style for the guys who don't know what cheese is)
I agree again. Every league is different and everybodys definition of SIM is different. Bottom line is find and join a league that best fits to your own style. The funny thing is I don't see a whole lot of so called SIM leagues with rules like the majority of people in this thread play like. Thats what makes us SIM and the others cheesy as he says imo. I will say I agree with alot of the other rules most those leagues post besides this one with on ball D.Basketball Playbooks
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I play sim in every aspect besides running plays... In basketball games they just don't work, and are so frustrating...
My game consists mostly of ball movement, kick outs, and fast breakingPSN = Leo202ndcComment
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http://www.operationsports.com/forum...se-cheese.html
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well if you want to play in the official OS VETS league you better be proficient in on ball D. none of that hot potatoe /help D excuse to sit in the paint kiddiesComment
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These "sim" threads are always funny... it always comes down to a bunch of guys thinking the way they play is superior and "sim" and everyone elses play style is "cheese".
You want true SIM go get 9 of your friends and go play some bball.Comment
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The old cheeser debate.
I think the definition of cheesing is exploiting things in the game that are indefensable where the only defense against these moves is human error on the cheesers part, or are way too effective to be considered fair when playing the game.
I think the definiton of sim play is trying to win the game without trying to exploit unguardable moves, or maybe even use these moves at all. If you play sim for 46 minutes then cheese the last two to get the win then you are a cheeser.
As far as off the ball d, i have played offline the entire series and recently when playing the computer the user controlled defense AI is short bus off the ball. I learned to play off the ball defense because the computer would always go back door, kill me on pick and roll, always be in the right spot etc. I realized i'd rather give up an offensive rebound dunk or a perimeter jumper rather than a lay-up or dunk inside.
As time went on i've become a little better at this and now i play a pretty decent defensive game with my entire team. I don't consider my off the ball work to be cheesing because the game won't allow my defense to play up to my standards and i use real life defensive strategies to try and play good yet realistic defense. However depending on the situation i will play on the ball the majority of time, and only switch to off the ball to defend certain situations;
1.) Guarding the pick and roll. I've seen big smooth just go under the screen and dare the other player to shoot but if that doesn't work then i do what the boston celtics did under tom tibodeaux. I chase the ball handler off the three point line with my big that's guarding the screener, and then i use my other big to trail the screener into the paint until my big can recover. If that fails i'll use the weakside wing to cover either the rolling big, or the big that was left open by my rotation. What this does is create an open mid range jumper sometimes for the big that's not setting the screen, and open jumper for the weakside wing player, or a mismatch for the wing on the weak side because now he's being guarded by a big.
2.) To deny a player that has a hot hand. Trying to make the other team score using a player other than the superstar thats killing me right now.
3.) Double teaming the other teams best player or big, then playing the passing lanes; not necessarily to get a steal, but definitely to recover to the kick out man so i can prevent a wide open shot while the man that is doubling can can get back to another offensive player. This has been harder to do recently because the computer puts restrictions in the game where you're players freeze while the ball is being passed so if you're out of position you stay out of position until the offensive player has the ball. This is part of real life basketball and when you see it work in the game it's beautiful, although it can lead to mismatches and or missed assignments that lead to offensive rebounds.
Now i understand how off the ball defense can be cheese, especally the guys that do their best not to guard you and will switch defenders as many times per possesion to make sure they are hidden. I can also understand how in previous games taking a big and camping in the paint was cheese but with all the player movement restrictions it's to hard to help and recover with these players. You can hit floaters over them (or watch the guy they were guarding dunk home the offensive rebound) or you can just dish the ball around them for an easy bucket. That being said i usuallly play straight up unless player gets a hot hand, or has a mismatch in the post.
I know how other stuff can be cheesing, and the OP is right most of that garbage is annoying, because even if you're able to beat this person then it doesn't make them ammend their ways, it makes them try to make the game worse, or try and get you to let them quit. I think there is such a thing as sim and cheese, but it's hard to label all people that play off the ball as cheesers.Comment
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#1 - Bad Boy Pistons with Jordan rules and every player knew where he was at ALL times. They made the Bulls as a team beat them not Jordan. As soon as Jordan figured this out and started setting up his teammates and having faith in them they got past the Pistons and started winning titles.
#2 - Portland Trailblazers man/zone defense where you see there weakside defender go on strong side of paint ready for help yet still ready to recover.
All those are legit strategies... Why is it a rule to play just on ball? Makes no sense! Again it is player preference imo and for the record I split it up between on ball and off 50/50 but I just disagree with 100% required on ball only leagues or styles stating that is SIM and off ball defenders are cheese.Basketball Playbooks
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I disagree about playing on -ball defense being the only way to play sim. There's 5 positions on the floor. You can guard any position or player you want as long as you are playing realistically. If you are doubling every pass and going for steals like that, of course it's not realistic. But if you are playing off-ball as the player would in real life, you're still playing sim. There's no big deal about playing on-ball D anyway, and most of the times you have to frantically switch players to do it, it's a waste. Just play your position and play it realistically and it's fine.Comment
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Re: Sim style Gamplay ....the Bible. (for the guys who don't know what cheese is)
Same here. But looks like this year I'm going back to running plays. I'm really excited about the new play calling system!My Specs:
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Virtual Excellence (only) Throughout Sticks (in that case) ... on the other hand, if it is about not camping in the paint (I do not), then I can deal with what they may offer.
It would be awsome if two of the above posters (the OP and an opposite) could record an entire game and upload it here, not to prove who won the game or who is/was better, but mostly to see how far the sim perspective is, if any.
I would offer my self thus more often than not, my connection wont allow it (have a closed nat and a low, low internet speed).Last edited by ffaacc03; 09-11-2010, 05:21 PM.Comment
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There is really no way to play complete sim in these games. What ever you do, someone else is going to think you do at least something things cheap. Worst thing about leagues is, the awful trades that go down. I been in leagues where the owner has completely fleeced people in trades and thought they were the ****. Ran the same play over and over again. Banned people for disagreeing with them, if i do buy 2k11 I'm sticking to offline from now on, **** leagues.
People will always think your cheesing somehow, so the best thing to do is just to play the way you want. w.e gives you the most entertainment, this is a game after all.Comment
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If that is strictly the case (nope help D whatsoever), said by a "pro" by the way ... then I dont want to be a part of the VETS:
Virtual Excellence (only) Throughout Sticks (in that case) ... on the other hand, if it is about not camping in the paint (I do not), then I can deal with what they may offer.
It would be awsome if two of the above posters (the OP and an opposite) could record an entire game and upload it here, not to prove who won the game or who is/was better, but mostly to see how far the sim perspective is, if any.
I would offer my self thus more often than not, my connection wont allow it (have a closed nat and a low, low internet speed).Comment
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Re: Sim style Gamplay ....the Bible. (for the guys who don't know what cheese is)
Judging by these videos, I will be running plays this time around as well.Comment
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