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[Flightwhite24]

If I can get the CPU to quit throwing so many Alley-oops I think these might be the slider set for me. When DNA hits since I have not changed any Global edits this may work out just fine for me. Thanks cabrillo24. Any advice you can offer????

[WTF]

Right now, I'm in the 4th quarter, with 11 minutes to go. Score is 73 Cavs (me) to 75 Spurs. We are in San Antonio. Stats through 3 quarters are as follows:

Cavs Spurs
Points 73 75
FG % 49.1 41.8
FGM/A 27-55 28-67
3PT% 50 33.3
3PTM/A 3-6 4-12
FT% 76.2 88.2
FTM/A 16-21 15-17
REB 28 28
ASSIST 14 19
BLOCKS 10 2
Steals 1 5
Turnover 12 14
Fouls 15 11
O-Reb 1 3
D-Reb 27 25
Fast Bre 10 4
2nd Ch 0 2

Overall, pretty good game. Sloppy as can be. I can't hit a jumper to save my life. Probably 70% of my points are coming from the paint and/or the FT line. I can't hit jack. But the stats are spot on.

Seems like every time I make a run, they buckle down on D.

[bjf1377]

Woo, finally won a game with these on All-Star. I was down by 14 at the end of the first, but thankfully the Warriors cooled down their shooting.

Cavs (Me)/Warriors (CPU)
Points: 110/108
FG%: 47.3/44.8
FGs: 43-91/43-96
3PT%: 17.6/33.3
3PTs: 3-17/6-18
FT%: 84.0/76.2
FTs: 21-25/16-21
REBs: 51/40
ASTs: 23/22
Blocks: 5/6
Steals: 4/5
TOs: 20/17
Fouls: 15/14
OREB: 9/3
DREB: 42/37
Fast Break Points: 18/12
2nd Chance Points: 8/2

LeBron: 35 pts, 8 rebounds, 0 assists, 12-25 (48% FG), 1-1 (100% 3PT), 10-12 (83.3% FT)
Shaq: 10 pts, 11 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 blocks, 1 steal
Mo Williams: 14 points, 2 rebounds, 6 assists
Zydrunas: 15 points, 7 rebounds, 0 assists, 1 block
Hickson/Varejao: 18 points, 14 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block

Maggette: 27 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block, 2 steals, 11-25 (44% FG), 2-5 (40% 3PT), 3-3 (100% FT)
Jackson: 23 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal
Ellis: 19 points, 1 rebound, 4 assists
Biedrins/B. Wright: 12 points, 22 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 block, 1 steal

[stizz]

Those stats look great guys, especially the free throws for the user. I see there's more player edits as well. Might have to give these a go later on.

Quote: Originally Posted by JSKYWALKER1

If I can get the CPU to quit throwing so many Alley-oops I think these might be the slider set for me. When DNA hits since I have not changed any Global edits this may work out just fine for me. Thanks cabrillo24. Any advice you can offer????

I think alley-oop modifications are a double edged sword in this game. Anything less and they rarely make any attempts, but the good thing is that about 1/3 of the lobs end up becoming turnovers on the CPU's part. I'm seeing about 4 lob attempts on average by the CPU per game. Played last night against the Suns and the Steve Nash started off the game with this lob to Amare and he took it in for a reverse dunk (looked smooth and natural...gave me goosebumps). Final score 121-116 (Lakers victory)...high scoring game, expected but Steve Nash has been averaging 47 PPG against me (I like to guard with Fisher) and Nash just burns me. Step away he'll knock the jumper, stay too close he'll drive in, finds the open man...he's the hardest player I've played against. I think this is in part because in my Dynasty season, Jason Richardson is coming off the bench...so it forces Nash to score more with that starting lineup.

FYI, I love Grant Hill's jumper in the game

Quote: Originally Posted by bjf1377

Woo, finally won a game with these on All-Star. I was down by 14 at the end of the first, but thankfully the Warriors cooled down their shooting. Cavs (Me)/Warriors (CPU) Points: 110/108 FG%: 47.3/44.8 FGs: 43-91/43-96 3PT%: 17.6/33.3 3PTs: 3-17/6-18 FT%: 84.0/76.2 FTs: 21-25/16-21 REBs: 51/40 ASTs: 23/22 Blocks: 5/6 Steals: 4/5 TOs: 20/17 Fouls: 15/14 OREB: 9/3 DREB: 42/37 Fast Break Points: 18/12 2nd Chance Points: 8/2 LeBron: 35 pts, 8 rebounds, 0 assists, 12-25 (48% FG), 1-1 (100% 3PT), 10-12 (83.3% FT) Shaq: 10 pts, 11 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 blocks, 1 steal Mo Williams: 14 points, 2 rebounds, 6 assists Zydrunas: 15 points, 7 rebounds, 0 assists, 1 block Hickson/Varejao: 18 points, 14 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block Maggette: 27 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block, 2 steals, 11-25 (44% FG), 2-5 (40% 3PT), 3-3 (100% FT) Jackson: 23 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal Ellis: 19 points, 1 rebound, 4 assists Biedrins/B. Wright: 12 points, 22 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 block, 1 steal

It's all about weathering the storm, just like a real NBA game. Bad teams can still be blown out, you just have to play smart. 0 assist for James? LOL. You get more assist than me. I get around 12 per game at most for the Lakers, but I also run the triangle and what not, a lot of isolation and a lot of time on the block so I don't really get a ton of assist scenarios unless I'm hitting an open man, or I'm on a fast break.

[bjf1377]

Quote: Originally Posted by cabrillo24

high scoring game, expected but Steve Nash has been averaging 47 PPG against me (I like to guard with Fisher) and Nash just burns me. Step away he'll knock the jumper, stay too close he'll drive in, finds the open man...he's the hardest player I've played against.

Ok, I'm glad I wasn't the only one he torched, haha

Quote: Originally Posted by WTF

Right now, I'm in the 4th quarter, with 11 minutes to go. Score is 73 Cavs (me) to 75 Spurs. We are in San Antonio. Stats through 3 quarters are as follows: Cavs Spurs Points 73 75 FG % 49.1 41.8 FGM/A 27-55 28-67 3PT% 50 33.3 3PTM/A 3-6 4-12 FT% 76.2 88.2 FTM/A 16-21 15-17 REB 28 28 ASSIST 14 19 BLOCKS 10 2 Steals 1 5 Turnover 12 14 Fouls 15 11 O-Reb 1 3 D-Reb 27 25 Fast Bre 10 4 2nd Ch 0 2 Overall, pretty good game. Sloppy as can be. I can't hit a jumper to save my life. Probably 70% of my points are coming from the paint and/or the FT line. I can't hit jack. But the stats are spot on. Seems like every time I make a run, they buckle down on D.

It'll take a little practice, but your shooting will improve. Last game with the Suns I hit (6) 3 pointers in a row with Shannon Brow (I have his timing down perfect, almost there with Artest too) Kobe, I'm still trying to get his timing down perfect.