[jrose57]

Quote: Originally Posted by www.Coach2K.com

If you get and take good shots, you'll shoot a high percentage on either setting. I always thought real field goal percentage was the wrong name for that setting because it implies you'll get realistic stats. But that's not what it does. What it does is allow you to shoot without knowing a player's release. It really should be called "shot assist". Whether shot timing is easier or harder will depend on the team you use. Some teams are easy to shoot with and others are not. If you have keen timing, then you might shoot better on shot timing. If you are like me and aren't very good timing shots, you might do better on real field goal percentage. My recommendation is to go with shot timing because this makes shooting unique to each player and requires you to know your player's shot mechanics - something not required with it set to real field goal percentage. And also I suggest turning off the shot meter and shot feedback.

Umm thank you for your input too brother, but from my understanding, what the real field goal percentage setting does for you is that you do NOT need to know the shooting form of the player but still make the shot because the chance of the shot goes in or not is based on the shooting rating of the players and of course other factors like the defense being played by the CPU and etc...but mainly is based on the rating itself.

However, it is not really like an assist for the USER, yes it helps you in a way that you don't need to know how to shoot with certain players' form like I said before, but it makes the shooting rating of the players become very important to make the entire game's result more realistic, am I making sense???