Re: Just Figured out how to stop the Computer From Double Teaming So much!
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samjjones said:
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Graphik said:
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samjjones said:
I prefer passing it down low, waiting for a double (if one comes), and then dishing it back out and rotating to the open man for the open shot. But I am old-fashioned that way.
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Me two, they dont double as much as most ppl think. If you want a ost player to be alone down low, ethier call isolation or pick a play for him to be one and one down low. The double teaming looks realistic to me.
That what I like about Live now, you actually have to use real basketball knowledge.
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Bingo. Perhaps those of us who have played organized basketball ourselves are having a different (read "better") experience with this game than others. Certainly possible.
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from what i am hearing as far as comments i am inclined to agree with you Samjones. and not as a put down to anyone on this board as most of them love hoops. i just don't see how someone who understands the game can't see the genious in this years product.
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samjjones said:
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Graphik said:
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samjjones said:
I prefer passing it down low, waiting for a double (if one comes), and then dishing it back out and rotating to the open man for the open shot. But I am old-fashioned that way.
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Me two, they dont double as much as most ppl think. If you want a ost player to be alone down low, ethier call isolation or pick a play for him to be one and one down low. The double teaming looks realistic to me.
That what I like about Live now, you actually have to use real basketball knowledge.
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Bingo. Perhaps those of us who have played organized basketball ourselves are having a different (read "better") experience with this game than others. Certainly possible.
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from what i am hearing as far as comments i am inclined to agree with you Samjones. and not as a put down to anyone on this board as most of them love hoops. i just don't see how someone who understands the game can't see the genious in this years product.
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