Fair difficulty for you vs, CPU, and what level will you play on in 2k17?

[TheDuggler]

HoF with sliders seems to work best for me


In non-sliders modes I will probably play with SS/Sim, but its been so long since I touched MyCareer that I don't even know

[raiderphantom]

I'd prefer All star but CPU awareness is too low even if you raise the slider to 100. So probably SS with a lot of edits.

[Dione2014]

Quote: Originally Posted by DC

I will crank it up to Hall of Fame once I get the game. Anything lower than that shows weakness. I have been playing 2K since 2K1; by now I don't think I should start on Rookie/Pro anymore.

I've been playing since the original 2K on dreamcast. I know exactly what you mean. I find the game to be easy even on Hall of Fame, but im also a major sim head having played basketball my whole life (high school and college) and HOF breaks realistic/immersion far to much for my liking. So i go down to all star with sliders offline and just play that way. It's still easy. But at least it's not cheesy.

[Hellquist]

NBA 2K16 was a toss up. I like All-Star/SIM but I switched back and forth with SS/SIM, but ended up on All-Star.

NBA 2K17 will be exclusively SS/SIM because I am going to play PNO after I finish my MyLeague because I do multiple seasons. PNO is SS/SIM I would think, so I want to master this difficulty. I probably won't change difficulties again and stick with Superstar from now and beyond. I will never play on HOF. I don't give a damn about bragging rights. It's silly to play on HOF and then see people complain about it constantly. No duh, it's HOF lol. It's supposed to be that way.

Superstar/Simulation for me from 2K17 and on.

[Schiltzenberger]

SS sim/SS casual.... 8min quarters I think.
I usually adjust the minutes so my team averages around 95-100pts, so the stats have a more realistic feel.

[Luke Skywalker]

SS/Sim with slider tweaks. Hopefully 2K17 I wont need to tweak sliders. NBA 2K11 SS/Sim was the only time I didn't have to touch any sliders.

[BDM313]

I usually go in the lab to get a feel for the controls and freelance offenses then I dive into HOF sim thats the norm for me.

[GSW]

I'm only playing MyCareer/ProAm with the occasional QuickGame here and there.

What I usually do is start at Pro/All Star for the first month or so, then by All Star Break bump it to Superstar then if i make the playoffs (or for big games) bump it to Hall of Fame, this is how I simulate games that "mean more".