I started playing Dynasty mode today and it's definitely where Live performs best.
Every team uses different pick and roll tactics and double teaming principles.
The tactics are also player-specific, as I noticed Marc Gasol was not drawing nearly as many double teams in the post as Zach Randolph was.
And my backup bigs Ed Davis and Kosta Koufos were rarely double teamed.
The problem is on offense, where the CPU teams all seem to have an affinity for pounding the ball in isolation from the low post.
I watched the CPU Spurs feed Tiago Splitter for post-ups against Gasol over and over again. Same deal for CPU Boston and big man Kelly Olynyk.
These guys are role players that should barely be getting any plays called for them. But the CPU loves to isolate its bigs in the low post for some reason, regardless of personnel.
The only CPU offense I've seen that resembled its real self was Golden State. They let Stephen Curry run dribble isos and pick and rolls against Mike Conley most of the game. They would even occasionally move Curry to shooting guard and have him come off staggered screens.



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