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Ramboooo · 12-06-2013, 05:16 AM

this game is fundamentally flawed until it rewards open shots and punishes contested shots. it's like opposite basketball. a shot with a defender 5 ft away is better than a shot with a defender 20 ft away. where is the basketball logic in that????? when you are REWARDING bad basketball and punishing good basketball it throws the whole entire strategy out of wack. Why work for an open shot if it is actually worse basketball (in 2K14's world).

My advice, if you're making a new my player, no need to create a shooter. It's a waste of time. You can have perfect release, have the nearest defender pickin his butt under the hoop, and have every shooter signature skill, it's not going to matter if the nba 2k gods have decided you're not making that shot because it has to adhere to some predetermined shot percentage to make the stats appear realistic. We should be controlling the success rate instead of some predetermined number of misses.

12-06-2013, 05:16 AM	#2
Ramboooo Banned OVR: 12 Join Date: Oct 2011 Blog Entries: 2	Re: Is there a kryptonite vs the dreaded WIDE OPEN shot Brick? this game is fundamentally flawed until it rewards open shots and punishes contested shots. it's like opposite basketball. a shot with a defender 5 ft away is better than a shot with a defender 20 ft away. where is the basketball logic in that????? when you are REWARDING bad basketball and punishing good basketball it throws the whole entire strategy out of wack. Why work for an open shot if it is actually worse basketball (in 2K14's world). My advice, if you're making a new my player, no need to create a shooter. It's a waste of time. You can have perfect release, have the nearest defender pickin his butt under the hoop, and have every shooter signature skill, it's not going to matter if the nba 2k gods have decided you're not making that shot because it has to adhere to some predetermined shot percentage to make the stats appear realistic. We should be controlling the success rate instead of some predetermined number of misses. Last edited by Ramboooo; 12-06-2013 at 05:24 AM.