User Defense vs CPU Defense

[ChampIsHere42]

I just played Cavs (me) vs Bulls (cpu). For some reason I could not guard anyone. Seems like my players move so slow and I cant keep up with anyone. However, when I'm on offense, it's almost impossible for me to get around anyone, even with LeBron. Idk if it's just me or if anyone else is having this problem.

[strawberryshortcake]

Questions:

(1) What difficulty level?
(2) Can you guard anyone on lower level difficulties?
(3) How long have you been playing this game?
(4) Have you mastered the controls?

[ChampIsHere42]

1- All-Star
2- Havent tried yet
3- NBA 2k4
4- Not quite

[EarvGotti]

You can't just iso this year. You HAVE to move the ball and PnR and run multiple plays. Post up etc.

There are more ways to score than just getting to the rim.

[strawberryshortcake]

Quote: Originally Posted by ChampIsHere42

1- All-Star 2- Havent tried yet 3- NBA 2k4 4- Not quite

Question 3, I actually meant how long have you been playing NBA2k16? I know the answer is already a given because the game has not be released that long. I simply wanted you to step back, look at the concerns that you're having with the game and why that is.

Question 2 was implying that you should probably try out a level lower (PRO) and see how you do first before trying out a higher and more difficult level. Just because playing allstar in past 2k basketball was enjoyable (i.e. NBA2k15, NBA2k14), it doesn't necessarily mean this year will bring the same level of challenge on the same difficulty level. The cpu artificial intelligence should bring more of a challenge with every iteration of NBA2k basketball. It's going to be more difficult with the release of NBA2k17, and even more difficult with the release of NBA2k18.

Question 4 is suppose to make you consider possibly your stick skills isn't truly ready for 2k16's version of All star. Maybe practice is needed to hone in on your skills.