[eko718]

Quote: Originally Posted by Da_Czar

Just an FYI I am a sim type of player and I have not been able to abuse this on Superstar SIM. I think the key is finding the right level to play on. I have not once felt like "ok I am going to win this game now" If you know what I mean. Mike worked and tuned this along with how well I was shooting and I think at least on superstar sim it is in a really good place. On open shots I have that little excitement in my belly because I know I can really influence the open shots and that also puts a little pressure on you to execute especially when your down. I usually play all star because I hate AI cheese but Superstar sim seems very balanced to me where it is right now. Def a challenge shooting wise. I played a few games on HOF and I really had to concertrate and I only play that level with teams I know well. Any time I felt it was too easy Mike made adjustments. But again it will really depend on what level you select.

So maybe you can answer this question I asked earlier. Is there more 'grace' with the meter to be able to achieve a perfect shot with say a Step Curry than there is for a Kendrick Perkins? Is the zone within which a perfect release can be achieved larger for good shooters versus poor shooters?

The concern is an easy shot animation that belongs to a poor shooter, may produce higher shooting percentage than a more difficult shot animation that belongs to a good shooter. Maybe you can shed some light.