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Guys...you can practice...Just go online with a buddy...set the quarters to 12 minutes...Don't play the game to win...Just lab plays with each other...Thats te best way to practice...Don't trip its all good...We will all be fine![Waytogo](/forums/images/smilies/graemlins/waytogo.gif)
If you don't have online friends to do this with then that is a whole different problem ![Smile](/forums/images/smilies/graemlins/smile.gif)
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Fully aware of workarounds but again it is not the same thing. Just because this is not a big deal to some does not mean it's not for others. I used practice plays mode to learn and test plays vs CPU AI. I would then redo playbooks for every team. After all this I would go to scrimmage mode to learn where my plays were at and get used to plays on page 6 and 7 of a player for example. I'd turn shot clock off and run same play over and over.
In practice play mode I could learn all options of a play in 10x less the time. I could also test and run plays with CPU vs CPU to see how they would run plays against itself which would tell me how they would play and execute a play vs a human for offline games.
In scrimmage mode the CPU AI could play differently by double teaming, deny passing lanes, etc. you might not get the same look in each possession. On top of that unless you delete all but 1 play within the cpu's playbooks you have no way of testing the plays CPU vs CPU as you can't call the plays and have no way of knowing which play they are running.
I hope that makes sense. In the end not having practice plays makes it extremely hard to edit for roster makers to make the gaming experience offline better. This is strictly my main complaint as I want the smartest AI opponent I can play against. Sure it's easy for a user to go into scrimmage and practice plays and pick good plays that work for a user but remember these same plays might not necessarily work or be executed by a CPU opponent.
It makes the process 1000x harder. I realize most of the community doesn't realize how bad out of the box rosters and playbooks are. For those who visit the roster section and have used the great rosters edited by roster editors the difference is massive and playing out of the box 2k is impossible for me now without massive edits. It's just to flawed.
I'd suggest going and reading up on these threads to see what I mean...
http://www.operationsports.com/forum...ry-thread.html
http://www.operationsports.com/forum...ent-broke.html
http://www.operationsports.com/forum...ing-guide.html