Agree/Disagree: The LT auto-contest has zero affect on CPU shooters

[apollooff320]

brb everyone in this thread plays on PRO or is talking about myplayer. I've seen it plenty of times when the CPU pulls up for a jumpshot in the paint and it's contested and goes in. I play mostly coach mode though and even seen it in a few my human vs CPU games which is not on PRO but all star. When I put my hands up it doesn't go in all the time but most of the time it does or I'm getting bumped out of the way when it should be called a charge.

[MrWise33]

I just recently turned it on for all shots since I stopped using Auto-D (feels like the Cpu os just blowing past me on All-star) and it does help I've noticed they are missing alot more. You gotta realize Pros do make contested shots guys loll

[jarod43]

Add me to the disagree poll too, I love that they added this feature, helps me from jumping for shot fakes knowing that the auto-contest will at least help me contest a shot when someone is shooting the ball.

[The 24th Letter]

I play on All Star/Sim and All Star/Default.

and in mode I play on Auto Contest/ Intense D works fantastic for me. The CPU isn't going to miss every contested shot, nor should they....there's a great balance IMO...nowhere near the frustrations of 2k12.

[foo55]

it doesn't have zero effect but it doesn't have nearly as much effect as if you were manually contesting the shot yourself. at least this is my experience playing on superstar/simulation

[notyard22]

I feel it works very well

[UnbelievablyRAW]

Correction, it doesn't work on Kyle Korver

[Colts18]

Quote: Originally Posted by TeddyKGB

Seems to me that it doesn't make a difference. Guys are constantly draining shots in my eye when I'm right in their grill with a hand up. I don't have any #'s to back up my claim, but it just feels like the CPU makes an awful lot of contested J's where I should have been rewarded for playing good, tight on-ball defense.

Why not get some? Play 5 games, chart the contested shot % in those games vs. the CPU and report back. Because what happens is we sometime believe in something so much that we overestimate how often it happens.