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Old 02-21-2013, 01:33 AM   #666
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Re: NBA 2k13 "The Eccentric Edition" - All-Star Slider Set

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Originally Posted by jkeessen
First off thanks for all of the time and effort you put in your slider settings, I appreciate it. I've been using them for about 30 games now, I'm playing the Bulls without Rose and I'm 10-18. The games are close for the most part or I'm getting killed, but even when I play close to a perfect game with few turnovers and good shooting I still can't seem to win even against the teams I should be beating. One issue I seem to have is that the CPU just hits 50%+ on all threes. I know the simple answer is to adjust the slider for 3pt with CPU, but my question to you is why the difference between the CPY and player on the 3pt and the other ranges. I have to admit I'm getting pretty realistic stats except for the 3pt numbers. Sorry I seem like I'm rambling, but I'm just wondering if anyone else just can't seem to win. I love the challenge, but even when I play at my best I get the L. Thanks again for your help.
I usually hold CPU to below 50% on threes. I try to stay home on my man and use a lot of L2, either alone or with right stick forward rather than jumping. Jumping is really only for closing out when I'm late or when I know they're putting up a shot late in the shot clock. I also don't immediately switch off my guy if they pass it but pick up the ball handler when it's not so chaotic and deny the pass back to the original passer. I play the Warriors for what it's worth, and we've been terrible defending against the threes lately in real life. :P

My 3 point percentage is pretty close to the real Warriors as well, around 40%.

I do usually win most of my games with these sliders. Not sure how I'd fare with another team but the Warriors have weapons and staying home and playing defense with position and proximity rather than jumping has worked for me.

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