Coach2K's Hall of Fame Challenge

[sirjam]

good vid man

[Vni]

Quote: Originally Posted by knick9

4 game winning streak. Jennings fouled out in the middle of the third quarter with 22 points, ended up scoring 21 points with Udrih which was surprising. This difficulty does force you to maximize what little talent some players have in the game. Focusing more on the CPU habits--it likes to pick and roll, drive and kick, or wait for shooters to come free off of screens. Just like past games you learn to anticipate what they're trying to do and disrupt it the best you can. Humans still > than the CPU. Hornets up next. Attachment 54983

How do you get your PG fouled out in the middle of the 3rd quarter?

And 140points? what?

[knick9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

How do you get your PG fouled out in the middle of the 3rd quarter? And 140points? what?

Pretty easily with 12 minute quarters and every attempted steal is an automatic foul.

[knick9]

Last game today, down go the Pelicans. Shot great from three. 5 in row.

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[Vni]

Quote: Originally Posted by knick9

Pretty easily with 12 minute quarters and every attempted steal is an automatic foul.

You prefer fouling out your best player in the middle of the 3rd quarter rather than stop reaching?

[stlpimpmonsta]

NBA JAM Ladder 2k style. Gonna start this tomorrow.

[knick9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

You prefer fouling out your best player in the middle of the 3rd quarter rather than stop reaching?

You can get fouls trying to steal a pass and the CPU runs into you after the catch because your forward momentum doesn't stop. And Ellis is my best player.

[sreckless]

Quote:

This difficulty does force you to maximize what little talent some players have in the game. Focusing more on the CPU habits--it likes to pick and roll, drive and kick, or wait for shooters to come free off of screens. Just like past games you learn to anticipate what they're trying to do and disrupt it the best you can. Humans still > than the CPU.

Thought this needed to be cut out and quoted -- this is a great synopsis of what makes the higher difficulties rewarding and great advice, especially the bolded part.

The more you can learn to anticipate, the more that you can be the one that forces the action and the CPU has to react to you. It's really cool when it clicks.