I was wondering, if changing defensive plays will help throw your cpu opponent off. What I mean. If I ran a man to man on one cpu position, than I switch to 1-3-1 zone on their next position. Than switch to something else on their next position. Will this help confruse the cpu. Just wondering.
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Re: Changing defences.
Yes, you can catch the computer of guard by switch defenses.... But they will adjust to your defense so you have to change it again.You can't change what you don't acknowledge. -
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Re: Changing defences.
Yes, you can catch the computer of guard by switch defenses.... But they will adjust to your defense so you have to change it again.You can't change what you don't acknowledge.Comment
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#4
Re: Changing defences.
Yes, you can catch the computer of guard by switch defenses.... But they will adjust to your defense so you have to change it again.You can't change what you don't acknowledge.Comment
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#5
Re: Changing defences.
Yeah. I like to switch up defenses on the fly because it actually seems like it does something to the cpu. if Im facing a team with poor outside shooting, Ill run man-to-man for a few plays, then switch to a 2-3. I also like to run the 3-2 defense, but only when I have Curry and Chandler on the floor.Comment
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#6
Re: Changing defences.
Yeah. I like to switch up defenses on the fly because it actually seems like it does something to the cpu. if Im facing a team with poor outside shooting, Ill run man-to-man for a few plays, then switch to a 2-3. I also like to run the 3-2 defense, but only when I have Curry and Chandler on the floor.Comment
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#7
Re: Changing defences.
Yeah. I like to switch up defenses on the fly because it actually seems like it does something to the cpu. if Im facing a team with poor outside shooting, Ill run man-to-man for a few plays, then switch to a 2-3. I also like to run the 3-2 defense, but only when I have Curry and Chandler on the floor.Comment
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