If you play on HOF, the game is NOT broken

[iam31yearsold]

I was just talking in hypotheticals relating to the complaints as to how HOF cheats.

I understand how difficult work, and how to balance them for personal preference. This is why you will never see me complain about imbalanced gameplay.

When I have issues or questions, I tweet the Czar, been doing it since 2k11.


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[DonWuan]

Hof is about the animation game and nothing about playing good sim ball.

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[I Djm]

Here y'all go again with this Bs if this game is so called simulation 2k shouldnt have to boost ratings to make it a challenge the game has issues maybe not broken. Keep defending them doing this and watch the game keep getting worse

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[ProfessaPackMan]

Right because that's what's been happening all these years....

[Wolf Ticket]

Quote: Originally Posted by LorenzoDC

Actually, that is exactly how HOF worked in the past. The better defense was from attribute boosts to defensive intelligence and athleticism. It was not because the unit on the floor played like a better coached, smarter team. This is all established. Why do you think they've been concentrating development resources on building better CPU AI across the board than they've ever done before? Because they already had it, as you seem to suggest? No. Sorry, but your assumptions are wrong. HOF may be too uneven this year in how the defense gives the user gameplay holes to exploit, but the design approach behind what has always made HOF most challenging has not regressed. In fact, it's got the additional CPU AI present this year on SS but since that's already maxed out at SS, the extra boost comes from ratings changes.

One doesn't cancel out the other, they got additional boost on defense intelligence and athleticism therefore it at least gave the illusion that they played like a better coached, smarter team.

The points I make are not my assumptions, they are my experiences and in my experience the users probability of making a open shot was never significantly lessened compared to the CPU's, the CPU just gave up less open looks.

For as long as I can remember I've played HOF and managed to get mixed results (blow out wins and losses, comfortable wins and losses and close back and forth games) while using a variety of ways to play offense and defense, this year every game feels like a re-run of the previous one.

Again, not too hard, just unbalanced, I need variety.

[Gosens6]

Quote: Originally Posted by I Djm

Here y'all go again with this Bs if this game is so called simulation 2k shouldnt have to boost ratings to make it a challenge the game has issues maybe not broken. Keep defending them doing this and watch the game keep getting worse Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

When it is PURPOSELY designed to give an unrealistic challenge, what do you want them to change? This is how they want it to be, how some of you can't grasp that by now is beyond me


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[I Djm]

Quote: Originally Posted by Gosens6

When it is PURPOSELY designed to give an unrealistic challenge, what do you want them to change? This is how they want it to be, how some of you can't grasp that by now is beyond me Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just want it to be more simulation lol, you can't claim the game is so and so and boost the cpu because they won't play their style. Every team still plays the same exact way but its what i get for buying into the hype

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[SonicMage]

Quote: Originally Posted by I Djm

I just want it to be more simulation lol

What is 'more simulation'? That phrase doesn't even make sense. I already said there is no "turn up the AI smartness" dial, period. There is no magic wand that instantly makes an AI react more like a human would. Game AI, for the most part, is a bunch of smoke and mirrors.