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Quote: Originally Posted by achieveduser

On 2K default roster, I played a game against 76ers. (CPU) This is my observation of How CPU played against me. Richardson shot 8/16 FG in today's game. He went 5/11 from 3-point line. Personally, I liked this because whenever I left him open, he didn't hesitate to pull the trigger. Why should he stop? He was having a pretty nice shooting game. But I also agree, his 3-point tendency can be toned down a little. Same thing for Nick Young... He couldn't be left open. (11/18 shooting and 3/8 from 3-point line) Overall, I like the challenge and this type of AI behaviour forces me to adjust my defence. Too bad I wasn't very successful. :P Only problem I noticed was Bynum not doing enough post moves. He did some post moves but I wasn't satisfied with his effort. He shot 4/14 FG and 14 rebounds. A lot of his attempts were shooting from high post (fade away) or trying to collect 2nd chance points after offensive rebounds. I didn't like his fade aways but his 2nd point effort was really nice to watch. However, I will be extremely happy, if he got fed 4~5 times more in the post. By the way, I checked touch tendencies out of curiosity. Nick Young was in 90ish while Bynum was only 3rd or 4th highest in the team. This agrees with CPU's box score in terms of shot attempts. I'm going to edit touch tendencies for N.Young and Bynum to observe more.

I've noticed this with alot of big men on the game. The problem that I've found is -
1. - 2K did not set alot of low post plays for the bigmen in the teams playbooks for some crazy reason this year. I've had to go through and lower the amount of pick and roll plays (very high amount for each team) and increase alot of low post plays so the big men will get the ball.
2. Looking through some of the Center's and PF's tendencies, 2K has there low post shots tendency set really low? I don't know why 2K did this but I'm betting it will help with this.

I'm really begging to believe alot of the problems we are seeing this year from the gameplay is not the game itself, but the rosters that 2K-2KInsider is putting out. He doesn't have players tendencies, team's playbooks or coaching profiles very accurate at all. I remember Vanwolf said that 2K slacked on playbooks again this year even though he pinpointed things to them about the problems of 2K12 playbooks, well its carried over into 2K13.