[Inzombniac]

We live in a time where the community makes it so we can't have things that might help some do something in a realistic manner because they'll exploit and find a way to make an exploit out of it. It's sad but it's also the truth and that's why it has to be a tough balance. The other day my cousin who also plays 2K came over and I was letting him play Park on my account and he was asking if my guy could speed boost and looking at dribble moves that are for it. I told him I don't even know how to and don't do that stuff. I don't even want to know so I don't have it in my head to ever do.

I don't even really know how to dribble much nor have I ever really tried to learn how to but whenever I play as my playmaker or point forward, I usually can get past my guy just by chaining some moves together and seeing where it goes or activating the ankle breaker badge. I more than understand that it probably helps against the CPU who are able to keep up with you but 80% of the community can't really play that masterful defense and can't guess where you're going to go so it's not as hard as some think to beat them off a dribble and make your move. Someone mentioned it earlier but I usually enjoy 2K more when it first comes out and those first few months because the game is still new and no one knows too many exploits and everyone is on the same level. That's when the game is at it's most fun for me before all the cheese tutorials come out, everyone uses the same shot/moves and people break/glitch the game to try and get an advantage over everyone else then leak it for views.