How to know if YOUR a cheesy player.

[thatmvpguy]

1. You primarily use a zone defense
2. You are constantly going for charges and steals
3. The post/spin move is your go to offensive move
4. You try to steal the inbounds pass after every made basket

If two or more of these apply to you... your a cheesy player

[RapAssassinator]

You forgot about zig zagging plehboi.

My measure of cheese was always how long you have the turbo button pressed, lmao.

[thatmvpguy]

Quote: Originally Posted by RapAssassinator

You forgot about zig zagging plehboi. My measure of cheese was always how long you have the turbo button pressed, lmao.

very true. should have mentioned that

[alexander_37]

Quote: Originally Posted by thatmvpguy

1. You primarily use a zone defense 2. You are constantly going for charges and steals 3. The post/spin move is your go to offensive move 4. You try to steal the inbounds pass after every made basket If two or more of these apply to you... your a cheesy player

Number 4 isn't cheese.

I only take charges in my own 3 point line if I know they drive alot. I NEVER play zones. I only use the post for fadeaways ( still op) and other legitimate post moves.

So if you think I am cheesy for stealing inbounds passes oh well.

[knick9]

Constant alleys to elite big men and dunkers are the only thing you're almost powerless against. The stuff listed here can be countered.

[Vice]

As far as I can tell, every single one of these are nothing more than basketball strategies. My guess would be that you lost in The Park recently and need an out. It's online play; people will play how they see fit. Thanks for the deep and insightful post.

[kobestopper]

what button do you press to stop the post spin move? i can stop it sometimes using r2 or l2 not sure which one it is tho.

[eVizions]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vice

As far as I can tell, every single one of these are nothing more than basketball strategies. My guess would be that you lost in The Park recently and need an out. It's online play; people will play how they see fit. Thanks for the deep and insightful post.

Guys looking to take a charge at mid court is not strategy. It's exploiting flawed game logic.