Do you feel like using "points of emphasis" during timeouts is cheating??

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  • DarthRambo
    MVP
    • Mar 2008
    • 6631

    #31
    Re: Do you feel like using "points of emphasis" during timeouts is cheating??

    That's good info Mos1ed, thanks!

    My question is still however, does the cpu use PoE? I see no evidence of it myself, and no dev has stated they do. Until I hear or know for sure that they do I just can't use them myself and give myself and unfar advantage over the cpu. It just doesn't feel right. Like I said, I can comeback from large deficits without them so no need for them, esp if cpu doesn't use them.
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    • erickonasis
      MVP
      • Jan 2006
      • 3016

      #32
      Re: Do you feel like using "points of emphasis" during timeouts is cheating??

      i use it............
      SLIDERS SUCK

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      • jeffc1
        Rookie
        • Oct 2010
        • 127

        #33
        Re: Do you feel like using "points of emphasis" during timeouts is cheating??

        , I've decided for another rule, just to flick the right stick on FTs and let the "real %" take over for real, cuz I make pretty much EVERY free throw at 100 difficulty setting.
        How does real % indicate 100% success or even cheating? You will have a lower percentage when using real% vs shot stick. Shot stick is more accurate (cheating?) by default because many users will never master the release. So if you nail the release the percentage is HIGHER than real%.

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        • mrclutch
          MVP
          • Nov 2008
          • 2369

          #34
          Re: Do you feel like using "points of emphasis" during timeouts is cheating??

          Originally posted by jeffc1
          How does real % indicate 100% success or even cheating? You will have a lower percentage when using real% vs shot stick. Shot stick is more accurate (cheating?) by default because many users will never master the release. So if you nail the release the percentage is HIGHER than real%.
          I think your arguing the wrong side on the point. The original post was that the shot stick was too easy so he uses the real %.
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