[raiderphantom]

Quote: Originally Posted by mkharsh33

Yeah - here's the problem with 2K11: once you get good on the thumb stick dribble moves, you can pretty much blow by any defender. You MUST do something to stop this. Plus, I'm an old-school classic roster guy. Back in the 80's and 90's there was a TON of hand-checking on defense. So this actually plays very true-to-life in that regard. Glad you're enjoying them! Still the greatest NBA basketball video game experience for me.

I recommend limiting the amount of iso's you do. If you call for an Iso in the middle of the floor it's easy to pull off a hesitation-crossover and have your defender skating to one side. It's even easier when you create more space with a size up step back because then you avoid getting that force field bump. I can break LeBron's ankles with Kendrick Perkins on Hall of Fame. So I only Isolate with superstar players, usually late in the shot clock or at the end of a quarter to tone down the cheese.