mkharsh33 - NBA 2K11 - ALL STAR Sliders (12 min...real player %)

[mkharsh33]

After much time spent testing, I think these are finally it. They play about as fun and as perfect as you can get 2K11 to play. I've broken this set down and they produce outstanding statistics (that vary based upon team strengths) and the animations really do come out. Latest tweaks (which should be my last...or VERY close to it) in RED:

Sunday, October 16th @ 3:30 pm

DEFENSE (User / CPU):
Steal Success: 50 (lowered from 60) / 60


ATTRIBUTES (User / CPU):
Quickness: 53 (lowered from 54) / 47
Vertical: 53 (lowered from 54) / 47
Blocking: 43 / 65 (raised from 63)
Offensive Awareness: 50 / 100 (raised from 50)

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by ARM34

I keep my pass accuracy and hands pretty cranked above 80 because the computer steals are outta hand. If you throw anything less than a perfect conservative pass with lower sliders the doofiest and laziest(Jon Koncack, Blair Rasmussen, Randy Breuer, Tree Rollins, Caldwell Jones etc) defender will pick off like a John Stockton or even Bird from backing in low post which I won't tolerate.

Jon Koncak what a talent he turned out to be LOL!

I don't know who was worse Koncak, Uwe Blab, Bill Wennington, Sam Bowie or Greg kite

[mkharsh33]

from that list: randy breuer. dude was dreadful. looked and moved like a 60 year old man. at least "Kak" made some contributions and was even paid handsomely (overpaid, i might add) for what bit of skill he had.

[mkharsh33]

One VERY SMALL change to super-star level (Monday, Oct. 17th @ 2:45 am):

TENDENCIES (User / CPU):
Take 3-PT Shots: 10 / 10 (both lowered from 15 each)

I played a game from 1999-2000 in which the Sacramento Kings (CPU) shot 38 3-pt shots. A little far-fetched. But other than this, the game now plays awesome!!!

[mkharsh33]

Monday - Oct. 17th - 9:50 a.m.

2 updates to super-star level. Again, I apologize for the continued updates, but I'm going after the "perfect" sliders as I continue to love this game:

OFFENSE (User / CPU):
Inside Shot Success: 46 (USER lowered from 47) / 44

ATTRIBUTES (User / CPU):
Dunking Ability: 36 / 36 (BOTH lowered from 40 each)

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by mkharsh33

from that list: randy breuer. dude was dreadful. looked and moved like a 60 year old man. at least "Kak" made some contributions and was even paid handsomely (overpaid, i might add) for what bit of skill he had.

Check this out i found this reading a old SI article on the net...this is chump change today for NBA players but back then Kak was paid very handsomely right up there with the likes of MJ and Magic LOL!


Millions From Heaven
The Atlanta Hawks' Jon Koncak was a center of little renown—averaging 6.2 points and 6.1 rebounds, career—until he signed a six-year contract worth $13 million. Now other lesser NBA players should find gold at the end of the rainbow

[Daxman]

MK,

I am trying your sliders settings for the first time and I am getting lost browsing thru all the postings. So, to make sure I am using the latest for nba2k12, I can use the ones on the first post, correct? Any adjustments you make, you are updating them on the first post.

Thanks.

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by Daxman

MK, I am trying your sliders settings for the first time and I am getting lost browsing thru all the postings. So, to make sure I am using the latest for nba2k12, I can use the ones on the first post, correct? Any adjustments you make, you are updating them on the first post. Thanks.

I've always wondered why sliders don't carry over to the next year for most sports games....

For example Madden and NBA 2K it's not like the engine has changed or the AI code has changed in the last 3 years for these two games yet sliders seem to play differently from year to year.

I mean i understand ratings for teams/players change but it would be so easy if you could just plug in sliders after months of testings that carried over to the same game the next year just a updated roster set....

most sports games are basically just that now days a roster update from year to year with some added eye candy to make it look new and refreshing