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Quote: Originally Posted by qpc123

Had to quote this again because............. This is a HUGE discovery. Prior to this I was having to jack the Tempo to 90+ to get the ball to move in the half-court. Guys would perform multiple jab steps and pump fakes. This was because I had way the TT options for most perimeter players set something similar to this: Pump fake=25 Triple threat=100 triple threat shot=0-75(varies, higher number for "catch and shoot" players) No Triple threat=100 Now they look more like this: PF=0-25(mostly subjective) TT=50(may go lower but over this is jab step central) TTS=0-100(varies, higher number for "catch and shoot" players, 100 may be overkill, but I have craig hodges set 100 and it seems fine, for now at least). NTT=50-80(still tweeking this but trending towards higher numbers) This is just for testing and not a solid scale by any means but it greatly improves the half court offense, and more. What I noticed was, more dribble moves(all still set to 0 except SD=100). With TT set too high a player is essentially always starting their dribble from a triple threat position. When coming out of the TT position there are a limited number of things you can do(in this game anyway). For example, it not really possible to use the "Step Back" dribble since your TT exit off a jab step has you going forwards. of course you could do it after 1-2 dribbles but if you beat the guy with the jab step(which should be why you are driving) why would want to do a step back. Here is a some straight gameplay from the test I did with 91 Bulls v Blazers. (Bigtrey, you should like the last play). For coach profiles, I set everything back to 50 except: Help D=30 Crash Off. Glass=25(I had this at 100, lol) Zone=0(90-91 roster so no zone d) Bench=0 Inside=0 Close=0 ATB=1 Look for post=75(another 90's adjustment)

That looks A LOT like the gameplay I've been getting. What do you have Offensive Tempo set at?