TC's Superstar Sliders

[tc020791]

These have only been tested with JA's roster and his sliders were used as a base**

If you use 2k camera view, I highly suggest trying these settings:

Camera-Drive
Zoom-1
Height-1
Key Zoom-On
Rev Ang.-Off
Auto Flip-On


Difficulty - Superstar
Game Style - Custom (start on simulation)
Quarter Length - 12 Minutes
Fatigue - On
Injuries - On
Shooting Type - Real Player %
FT Shooting Type - Real Player %
Game Speed - 48
Free Throw Difficulty - 55

Hum/CPU
Inside Shot Success - 44/43
Close Shot Success - 44/43
Mid-Range Success - 48/47
3PT Success - 50/49
Layup Success - 48/47
Dunk in Traffic Frequency - 60/60
Dunk in Traffic Success - 45/45
Pass Accuracy - 38/32
Alley-Oop Success - 37/37
Contact Shot Success - 45/44

Hum/CPU
Driving Contact Shot Frequency - 100/100
Inside Contact Shot Frequency - 100/100
Layup Defense Strength Takeoff - 65/100
Layup Defense Strength Release - 100/100
Jump Shot Defense Strength Gather - 100/100
Jump Shot Defense Strength Release - 99/99
Help Defense Strength - 100/100
Steal Success - 35/32

Hum/CPU
Quickness - 49/48
Vertical - 5/5
Strength - 73/70
Stamina - 50/50
Speed - 45/38
Durability - 50/50
Hustle - 50/50
Ball Handling - 46/48
Hands - 41/36
Dunking Ability - 45/45
On-Ball D - 87/90
Stealing - 48/48
Blocking - 0/10
Off. Awr. - 60/50
Def. Awr. - 35/50
Off. Reb. - 75/70
Def. Reb. - 75/80
Consistency - 55/55
Fatigue Rate - 52/55
Inj. Freq. - 53/53
Inj. Sev. - 35/35

Hum/CPU
Inside Shots - 10/10
Close Shots - 10/10
Mid-range Shots - 95/95
3PT Shots - 75/75
Post Shots - 70/70
Attack Basket - 20/20
Look for Post - 65/65
Throw Alley-Oops - 40/40
Att. Dunks - 48/48
Att. Putbacks - 45/45
Play Passing Lanes - 65/63
Go for On-Ball Steals - 40/40
Contest Shots - 40/40
Backdoor cuts - 50/50

Hum/CPU
Over the Back Foul Frequency - 100/100
Charging Foul Frequency - 100/100
Blocking Foul Frequency - 100/100
Reaching Foul Frequency - 60/60
Shooting Foul Frequency - 100/100
Loose Ball Foul Frequency - 100/100

Controller Assist - Intense-D (50)

[tc020791]

Bulls(me) -- Stat -- 76ers

105 -- Final -- 98

37/70(53%) -- FG -- 40/93(43%)

9/20(45%) -- 3PT -- 12/26(46%)

22/28(79%) -- FT -- 6/16(38%)

16 -- Fast Break -- 15

35 -- PIP -- 34

21 -- Assists -- 31

50(6) -- Rebounds(Off.) -- 40(13)

7 -- Steals -- 11

6 -- Blocks -- 1

23 -- Turnovers -- 13

30 -- Biggest Lead -- 2


Chicago
Butler: 7/8fg 20pts 5reb 4ast 1stl

Boozer: 8/13fg 8/12FT 24pts 9reb 1blk

Noah: 4/10fg 8pts 18reb 4ast 3stl


76ers
J. Anderson: 8/16fg 24pts 5ast 2stl

Young: 8/15fg 18pts 8ast 8reb

Carter-Williams: 1/7fg 2pts 18ast 1stl 4TO

[tc020791]

Heat -- Stat -- Pacers (me)

101 -- Final -- 97

41/93(44%) -- FG -- 37/85(44%)

4/14(29%) -- 3PT -- 6/21(29%)

15/19(79%) -- FT -- 17/24(71%)

13 -- Fast Break -- 12

58 -- PIP -- 38

23 -- Assists -- 21

42(8) -- Rebounds(Off.) -- 40(10)

10 -- Steals -- 8

2 -- Blocks -- 8

12 -- Turnovers -- 17

16 -- Biggest Lead -- 6


Miami
James: 10/16fg 24pts 5ast 8reb

Wade: 9/14fg 20pts 4reb 3ast 1stl

Indiana
George: 9/15fg 26pts 6reb 2blk 1stl

West: 6/16fg 14pts 8reb

[rajone9]

please let me know if someone is using with cam's roster

[N1kola101]

Finally! Been waiting for it so long now.
Im really a fan of your sliders. I can just suggest anyone using them.

- rajone i will use them with cams roster

[tc020791]

Quote: Originally Posted by N1kola101

Finally! Been waiting for it so long now. Im really a fan of your sliders. I can just suggest anyone using them. - rajone i will use them with cams roster

Thanks I appreciate that. Little warning though for you and anyone using these; these can be difficult at times and if not played like real basketball, you will get your **s handed to you. If you play a fast paced game all game long, making lots of long passes, then one you're going to turn the ball over a lot and I mean a lot (which you should), and two you're gonna see the CPU most of the time speed up their play as well and end up with 90+ shots on both sides which you rarely ever see in the NBA. The USER 100% controls the pace of every single game. My suggestion is too simply enjoy the game; Instead of jamming on A/X once the CPU scores, just watch the cut scene wether it's a replay, a shot of the scorer running back on D, or both. This alone will take off a good 3 seconds on every CPUs score because the clock is still running during the cut scenes. Also don't receive inbound passes after the baskets at mid court and actually walk the ball up court like they do in real life, and let your team actually set up their offense, you shouldn't be starting a set after a made basket before 18 seconds in the shot clock. Using these suggestions I've had games where both teams have taken under 75 shots on 12 minute quarters.

[tc020791]

This was a real nail biter that came down to the last possession. The game ended with Marc Gasol tipping in a missed jumper by Prince with 0.3 seconds left. My D stepped up in the 4th holding the Bucks to 25% shooting and out scoring them 21-15.

Bucks -- Stat -- Grizzlies (me)

88 -- Final -- 90

36/86(42%) -- FG -- 36/81(44%)

8/25(32%) -- 3PT -- 4/13(31%)

8/16(50%) -- FT -- 14/17(82%)

7 -- Fast Break -- 6

40 -- PIP -- 38

21 -- Assists -- 15

50(13) -- Rebounds(Off.) -- 48(9)

10 -- Steals -- 8

2 -- Blocks -- 2

16 -- Turnovers -- 17

9 -- Biggest Lead -- 4


Milwaukee
Knight : 10/26fg 24pts 5ast 2stl

Sessions: 9/18fg 21pts 4reb 5ast


Memphis
Gasol: 6/14fg 17pts 8reb 1blk

Randolph: 6/17fg 14pts 15reb

Conley: 8/14fg 17pts 7ast 2stl

[N1kola101]

Quote: Originally Posted by tc020791

Thanks I appreciate that. Little warning though for you and anyone using these; these can be difficult at times and if not played like real basketball, you will get your **s handed to you. If you play a fast paced game all game long, making lots of long passes, then one you're going to turn the ball over a lot and I mean a lot (which you should), and two you're gonna see the CPU most of the time speed up their play as well and end up with 90+ shots on both sides which you rarely ever see in the NBA. The USER 100% controls the pace of every single game. My suggestion is too simply enjoy the game; Instead of jamming on A/X once the CPU scores, just watch the cut scene wether it's a replay, a shot of the scorer running back on D, or both. This alone will take off a good 3 seconds on every CPUs score because the clock is still running during the cut scenes. Also don't receive inbound passes after the baskets at mid court and actually walk the ball up court like they do in real life, and let your team actually set up their offense, you shouldn't be starting a set after a made basket before 18 seconds in the shot clock. Using these suggestions I've had games where both teams have taken under 75 shots on 12 minute quarters.

Yes i recognized that with the turnovers i didnt have much time. I played like a half yesterday was a good game!
Had to adjust my playing style
And got back from a 10 point differential from the firat half to a 2 point lead at the break