Same with turnovers, if you take your time and look ahead of you before you pass you’ll see that “hey, he might be able to jump into the passing lane and steal this” Im averaging less than 5 TO’s a game and when I do turn it over its because I did something stupid, not because of the “programming of the game”. 2K gave you the tools to use to make smarter passes its your fault for not wanting to learn to use them. You said it yourself, Maximum Passing is something your not going to learn, thats what happens when you chest pass or lob instead of a bounce pass.

Same with turnovers, if you take your time and look ahead of you before you pass you’ll see that “hey, he might be able to jump into the passing lane and steal this” Im averaging less than 5 TO’s a game and when I do turn it over its because I did something stupid, not because of the “programming of the game”. 2K gave you the tools to use to make smarter passes its your fault for not wanting to learn to use them. You said it yourself, Maximum Passing is something your not going to learn, thats what happens when you chest pass or lob instead of a bounce pass.

I just think that “#1 rated and selling franchise” crap burns a few heads up… EA cant dominate everything bros… Gotta have competition. Game is dope as hell, if you like Defense and not that run and gun 100pt every game stuff… this is another good sim for ya

I just think that “#1 rated and selling franchise” crap burns a few heads up… EA cant dominate everything bros… Gotta have competition. Game is dope as hell, if you like Defense and not that run and gun 100pt every game stuff… this is another good sim for ya

As UMES, the same wide open jumper I hit against Delaware State, clanks far more often against top competition.

It’s as plain an simple as that.

That said, the game is great. I plan on playing this one for months. It’s that frustration that comes from feeling like there is this invisible force that keeps you from upsetting these bigger schools too often. Granted that does make it realistic, but you wish it didn’t have to be implemented like that.

As a 60 OVR school I was able to upset 74 Iowa on the road at the buzzer and hang with 81 West Virigina on the road until losing by 9. But against VCU, Bradley and GW (all 77-79) I got torched early and often because those teams had skill three point guys. As much as I focused on guarding them, pressuring, double teaming, it seemed one of them would get open because for some reason or other my CPU defender played off of them to far. It really forces you to really play as five guys as one against top competition, trying to see who is getting lax on defense and switching to them.

As UMES, the same wide open jumper I hit against Delaware State, clanks far more often against top competition.

It’s as plain an simple as that.

That said, the game is great. I plan on playing this one for months. It’s that frustration that comes from feeling like there is this invisible force that keeps you from upsetting these bigger schools too often. Granted that does make it realistic, but you wish it didn’t have to be implemented like that.

As a 60 OVR school I was able to upset 74 Iowa on the road at the buzzer and hang with 81 West Virigina on the road until losing by 9. But against VCU, Bradley and GW (all 77-79) I got torched early and often because those teams had skill three point guys. As much as I focused on guarding them, pressuring, double teaming, it seemed one of them would get open because for some reason or other my CPU defender played off of them to far. It really forces you to really play as five guys as one against top competition, trying to see who is getting lax on defense and switching to them.