Re: Which Difficuly Settings do you Play on?
Try this instead: Ignore all the other sliders, leaving them at 50, and just max out on-ball defense. I'm getting better field goal percentage numbers doing this, and it only took one slider.
Right now, I'm about half way through the third quarter of a Suns (CPU) and Kings (me) game on 12-minute quarters with game speed at 40, with all other sliders at 50 except for on-ball defense, which is at 100. The score is currently 65-56 with the Suns shooting 46% (34 for 52) versus my 45% (22 for 48). The Suns are currently 8 for 18 from three, while I am 4 for 8 from 3. The current rebound totals are 25 to 26, and points in the paint are 24 and 26 for the Suns and Kings, respectively.
To me, this slider balances out all other aspects of the game. Of course, this is only one game (not even a full game at that), but I doubt the statistics will venture from its current pace. Like I said earlier, simulation is not the way to go if you want real stats and dynamic gameplay that actually resembles the NBA.
Try this instead: Ignore all the other sliders, leaving them at 50, and just max out on-ball defense. I'm getting better field goal percentage numbers doing this, and it only took one slider.
Right now, I'm about half way through the third quarter of a Suns (CPU) and Kings (me) game on 12-minute quarters with game speed at 40, with all other sliders at 50 except for on-ball defense, which is at 100. The score is currently 65-56 with the Suns shooting 46% (34 for 52) versus my 45% (22 for 48). The Suns are currently 8 for 18 from three, while I am 4 for 8 from 3. The current rebound totals are 25 to 26, and points in the paint are 24 and 26 for the Suns and Kings, respectively.
To me, this slider balances out all other aspects of the game. Of course, this is only one game (not even a full game at that), but I doubt the statistics will venture from its current pace. Like I said earlier, simulation is not the way to go if you want real stats and dynamic gameplay that actually resembles the NBA.
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