ACE- Steph Curry Doubled on Every Screen

[ch46647]

I really hope in the next ACE update they take away the hard coded rule to double Steph Curry everytime there is a pick.

It does not matter what team you are playing, who is guarding him, or who comes to set the pick, the CPU will double Curry everytime on a screen. I can bring Klay Thompson over and get a pick and pop every single time if I choose too.

I love the fact the game incorporates these strategies, but they really need to be more organic, rather than a hard coded action everytime.

Hopefully the ACE update really kick starts this engine. Its been mentioned many times about no one doubling in the post, no defensive adjustments on players who are hot, kawai leanard guarding the PG on every team (havent seen it, but saw it mentioned here), and several other issues as well.

[Smirkin Dirk]

Now that we've all got a feel for how the game feels (I love it), we want to see ACE stepped up, or at least meet the standard that was talked about in the blogs.

I see lots of good stuff but not enough.

[sirjam]

Quote: Originally Posted by ch46647

I really hope in the next ACE update they take away the hard coded rule to double Steph Curry everytime there is a pick. It does not matter what team you are playing, who is guarding him, or who comes to set the pick, the CPU will double Curry everytime on a screen. I can bring Klay Thompson over and get a pick and pop every single time if I choose too. I love the fact the game incorporates these strategies, but they really need to be more organic, rather than a hard coded action everytime. Hopefully the ACE update really kick starts this engine. Its been mentioned many times about no one doubling in the post, no defensive adjustments on players who are hot, kawai leanard guarding the PG on every team (havent seen it, but saw it mentioned here), and several other issues as well.

U didn't see Klay Thompson guarding the pg? Bc I did when I played the hawks. And play San Antonio vs Hou. U will see Kawai guarding not Harden but Lawson instead.