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bearschicago · 09-03-2010, 08:47 AM

MyPlayer mode was too easy for me last year. Not only was it set at Pro(although PC can edit settings) but it was too easy to get an 'A+' every game.

All you have to do is pass the ball a lot. A super easy way to get 'A+' easily and quickly. You don't even have to shoot the ball. So my goal was to pass the ball around, accompolish the game objectives and not let the player I'm guarding score the ball. I was invited for training camp from all 30 teams. I'm not kidding.

The reason I pass the ball so much is I'm a team player. Trying to do everything becomes boring.

Also when you start every game, you shouldn't start automatically at 'C'. It should be an 'F'. The reason is you haven't done anything in the game yet. It also makes getting an 'A+' challenging/rewarding which should be the case(getting an 'A+' in real life in the NBA is a rare thing to do).

After reading the insight, MyPlayer looks to be more of a challenge which I welcome with open arms.

09-03-2010, 08:47 AM	#164
bearschicago Pro OVR: 8 Join Date: Jul 2008	Re: NBA 2K11 Developer Insights: My Career w/ Video MyPlayer mode was too easy for me last year. Not only was it set at Pro(although PC can edit settings) but it was too easy to get an 'A+' every game. All you have to do is pass the ball a lot. A super easy way to get 'A+' easily and quickly. You don't even have to shoot the ball. So my goal was to pass the ball around, accompolish the game objectives and not let the player I'm guarding score the ball. I was invited for training camp from all 30 teams. I'm not kidding. The reason I pass the ball so much is I'm a team player. Trying to do everything becomes boring. Also when you start every game, you shouldn't start automatically at 'C'. It should be an 'F'. The reason is you haven't done anything in the game yet. It also makes getting an 'A+' challenging/rewarding which should be the case(getting an 'A+' in real life in the NBA is a rare thing to do). After reading the insight, MyPlayer looks to be more of a challenge which I welcome with open arms.