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Originally Posted by P Shirls |
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Let's not act like the cpu doesn't mirror almost every move u make when u have the ball, that's common knowledge.....and online matchups are set on Allstar and many ppl complain tthat the cpu anticipates ur moves a lil too good, and I play on HOF when I'm not playin online so that makes it 10 times worse.....given that info, is it that hard to beat the ccpu? Not if u practice enough, but throw in the fact offball defenders just use zone and mash the steal button all game and its a fact that the passing this year is exponentially slower from ALL angels compared to the previous 2ks...this gives the offball defenders who know the game well the upper hand over the onball defender who knows the game just as well....
Don't get mee wrong tho, if u run into an offball defender,or a cheeser by all means, play offball d all u want if it stopps them from getting an unfair advantage....my only issue is when u see that ur opponent isn't a cheeser and he plays onball all game and u still playing offball defense....I can't tell u how to play but just kno u can't possiblyy think ur better than him cause ur picking off the slow passes playing offball or waiting in the paint to swat a shot while that person ur playing is being hindered by an unrealistically difficult cpu defender....
As far as rating skill in this game, to me, its not about the most wins its about HOW u got them....when me and my boys have a cypher, we outlaww offball d cause we all kno it gives an unfair advantage....and as much as id hate to admit it, there is an art to playing great offball defense...but I don't wanna learn the art of how to successfully beat my opponent without guarding him myself.....that in itself is just a soft way to play (considering ur opponent isn't cheesing or isn't playing offball defense as well) and id rather not pput time into learning about to constantly switch off the ball hanlder to get bs steals and paint camping blocks..but that's just me
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In 2k12, you pretty much stand no chance playing off-ball 100% of the time against an experienced player. The CPU sucks at contesting, and you'll be missing out on the BONUS EFFECTIVENESS of USER contests. Therefore, playing off-ball 100% of the time should actually be more detrimental to your success rate against experienced players.