Can we please have LT back as defensive stance only

[twebb5896]

Quote: Originally Posted by www.Coach2K.com

I personally feel that who to guard is just a visual aid like the circle under your guy to let you know who you are controlling. If there's any affect on your guy by the guy you are supposed to be guarding it's not caused by the who to guard indicator. It's just caused by the fact he's connected in the internal programming. As far as defensive stance, I think it's stupid I have to put my guy in defensive stance while he's on defense. Pressing a button to put him in a stance he should be in anyway just causes unneeded wear and tear on my controller and hands. I was thrilled when they no longer required you to shoot with a modifier because during long hours of play, all that stress adds up. I also think it's stupid to have to tell my player to post up when he is in the post. It's a natural for a player in post position to post up. I shouldn't have to hold a button down to keep him doing what he should be doing anyway. At each difficulty level in the game, they should just make things progressively more manual as you learn the game. Then the new player to the game can get the help he needs while the more advanced player doesn't get that help since they've leveled up in difficulty. Many of the people I've played have already turned everything off anyway because they are more manual players and don't need it.

Agree, I've turned it off and felt the exact same thing happen over and over. To me it's 100% visual and doesn't affect how you react at all so I just leave it off just so I don't get as pissed off lol

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Having who to guard off definitely helps IMO. Make sure yall defensive assist strength is super low as well. The game already helps you play defense. Asking for no assistance at all puts us back to 2k15 defense and the defense on there was absolutely trash.

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by www.Coach2K.com

I personally feel that who to guard is just a visual aid like the circle under your guy to let you know who you are controlling. If there's any affect on your guy by the guy you are supposed to be guarding it's not caused by the who to guard indicator. It's just caused by the fact he's connected in the internal programming. As far as defensive stance, I think it's stupid I have to put my guy in defensive stance while he's on defense. Pressing a button to put him in a stance he should be in anyway just causes unneeded wear and tear on my controller and hands. I was thrilled when they no longer required you to shoot with a modifier because during long hours of play, all that stress adds up. I also think it's stupid to have to tell my player to post up when he is in the post. It's a natural for a player in post position to post up. I shouldn't have to hold a button down to keep him doing what he should be doing anyway. At each difficulty level in the game, they should just make things progressively more manual as you learn the game. Then the new player to the game can get the help he needs while the more advanced player doesn't get that help since they've leveled up in difficulty. Many of the people I've played have already turned everything off anyway because they are more manual players and don't need it.

Quote: Originally Posted by twebb5896

Agree, I've turned it off and felt the exact same thing happen over and over. To me it's 100% visual and doesn't affect how you react at all so I just leave it off just so I don't get as pissed off lol

So I changed it last night and played about 7-8 games. And I kind of agree with you guys. It felt different. But I agree it's definitely a visual aid.