My Career difficulty

[RoDogz17]

What does everyone use? Started on Superstar but my teammates are atrocious.. CPU barely misses a shot..

[KingTocco]

Re: My Career difficulty

I play on Rookie at the moment for the badge grind but normally I play on HOF. You have to play Hero Ball most of the time but you get a lot of VC and it's fun.

[RoDogz17]

Re: My Career difficulty

I used to play Pro but got sick of my 60 something rated player putting up massive numbers.. Upped to Superstar this year and the AI if my teammates are appalling..

[Thunderhorse]

Re: My Career difficulty

What does everyone use? Started on Superstar but my teammates are atrocious.. CPU barely misses a shot..

depends.

Badge grind? Rookie

VC Grind? HOF

Some badges I'll grind in HOF because they are easier to attain (Hustle Rebounder For Example, because my teammates don't miss on rookie)

[REEality]

Re: My Career difficulty

I honestly played on Pro for y offensive badges, but Superstar for normal play and defensive badges. For me SS feels the most blanced. HOF the CPU never misses and ur teammates never make. Superstar offers the best challange. Allstar i feel is alittle too easy for me, but has CPU balance almost

[Futurestyl3]

Re: My Career difficulty

I was on all-star for at first, but I bumped the difficulty up to superstar because the game got too easy

Hall of fame is too cheesy for me

[scooterperpetual]

Re: My Career difficulty

I played Rookie for College because I wanted to be a top draft pick went #2 to the Lakers (76ers you will regret this ). Started on Superstar because that is what i played last year but dropped it down to All-Star.

I love how it plays for the most part I average about 22ppg - 4 RPG - 6 Assists on 48/30/77 shooting in my rookie year playing sim ball for the most part. (Shot Creator SG).

I may up it to SS soon though because I want to have more close games I mean my record is not too crazy (22-19 I believe). I either get blown out or when by 10+ for the most part.

[Mike2001]

Re: My Career difficulty

For my centers and pf HOF guards rookie/allstar. Badge grind rookie

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[RoDogz17]

Re: My Career difficulty

I played Rookie for College because I wanted to be a top draft pick went #2 to the Lakers (76ers you will regret this ). Started on Superstar because that is what i played last year but dropped it down to All-Star.

I love how it plays for the most part I average about 22ppg - 4 RPG - 6 Assists on 48/30/77 shooting in my rookie year playing sim ball for the most part. (Shot Creator SG).

I may up it to SS soon though because I want to have more close games I mean my record is not too crazy (22-19 I believe). I either get blown out or when by 10+ for the most part.

I went Pro for college (drafted at #7) and now All Star in the NBA..

[meccs]

Re: My Career difficulty

I always start out a new 2K game on Pro for like 10-20 games to get back into playing the game then switch to All-Star and eventually Superstar. HoF isn't for me and some games on Superstar are pushing it too in terms of unrealistic cheese. All-Star always felt the best when it comes to gameplay but it can be a bit too easy. Just play what feels right for you and is the most fun.

[MrCrashAndBurn]

Re: My Career difficulty

I play on SuperStar myself. I find it to be a good mix of challenge and realism.

On All-Star, I find myself almost always winning by 20+ points.

HoF, for me, is just a way to give myself a stroke. I can play it, and I can usually win, but any SIM aspect goes out the window. The sheer amount of BS the AI pulls on HoF is insane and rage-inducing. For me, the extra VC is not worth the headache.

[jackzagal]

Re: My Career difficulty

Superstar when I started, HoF when I felt it was getting easier. It's definitely more difficult and frustating, but not as much as previous games. And since I'm not buying VC, grinding will be less painful. Might go back to Superstar if things get too messy...