3 point attempts statistics

[antdoggydogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by ChrisMortensenDSPN

Look forward to seeing the results.

So final box score of the game, Spurs attempted 21 three pointers. I looked up their real life stats, they averaged 21 attempts last season. PERFECT.

Kawhi Leonard: 4 3PTA. Accurate.
Tony Parker: 5 3PTA. Inaccurate but he was wide open for a couple of those.
Danny Green: 6 3PTA. Accurate.
Ginobili: 2 3PTA. Inaccurate but the CPU also didn't play him as much as I had him set to in their rotation (how do we fix that crap?)
Belinelli: 1 3PTA. Inaccurate, same reason as Ginobili.
Cory Joseph: 2 3PTA. He's not a shooter but I forced him to be one by daring him.
Bonner: 1 3PTA. Accurate

Problem solved. We're just gonna have to go into coaches profiles and adjust on a team-by-team basis. Maybe I'll make a post about it once I figure out all the other teams.

[ChrisMortensenDSPN]

Nice. Now if only rotations could be fixed and put an end to the mass subs.

[antdoggydogg]

I feel like that's been an issue for years. The simmed stats are fine but once you get in a game the minutes dont stay true to the rotation. I turned Tony Parkers minutes down to 22 and he still ends up playing 35. Same with the rest of the starters.

[ChrisMortensenDSPN]

Quote: Originally Posted by antdoggydogg

I feel like that's been an issue for years. The simmed stats are fine but once you get in a game the minutes dont stay true to the rotation. I turned Tony Parkers minutes down to 22 and he still ends up playing 35. Same with the rest of the starters.

Yeah I put one of my starters to 8 minutes and they still played the whole 1st and 4th quarters.

[poster]

Quote: Originally Posted by antdoggydogg

Dude, I finally figured it out. It's definitely the Inside/Outside slider under the coach's profile. Popovich was set at 30 for some reason, when everyone knows the Spurs love 3-pointers. So I upped that slider to 50 to give them a nice even focus on offense. They attempted 13 of them on me in the first half and were more willing to shoot. Also, in case you guys wanna know about my sliders: I have the CPU's tendencies set as this: Take Inside Shots: 60 Take Close Shots: 30 Take MidRange Shots: 60 Take 3 Point Shots: 100 Aside from the 100 for 3 pointers, this is an accurate scale compared to where the average team attempts their shots. That close area is the least attempted shot. This also is helpful for people who hate seeing the CPU go up for a shot every single time they step into the paint, they kick it back out more often. I've seen it happen from dribble drive penetration and also from offensive rebounds that they send back out to reset.

It's probably right in front of my face, but could you please tell me where you change the inside/outside profile for a team? Thanks if you or anyone else is able to help.

[antdoggydogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by poster

It's probably right in front of my face, but could you please tell me where you change the inside/outside profile for a team? Thanks if you or anyone else is able to help.

When you go to edit roster, click right trigger to change between roster/rotation/coach profile. If you scroll down you can see a few options for Size-Speed, Inside-Outside, Athletecism-Skill, etc. Put the slider below 50 to cater to the first preference (Inside), or above 50 to cater to the outside shot. I have it at 50 for a team like the Spurs and it results in accurate box scores so you can use that as a basis.

[NeoOsiris]

I honestly haven't seen an issue with the three pt attempts. A lot of it depends on the way you're defending them. I honestly feel like the cpu plays off what you give them. If you're constantly playing intense-d right up in their face, there is no way in a real life situation would a guy just shoot a three in a highly contested situation. What they would probably do is put the ball on the floor and attack or look for an outlet. Which explains a lot of why the computer attacks the rim so much. It definitely needs to be patched, however. But I've been finding the computer shoots a steady dose of threes on me. Anywhere from 15-25 a game, shooting anywhere from below 40 to close to 50. I have 3pt set to 43 on superstar. I definitely adjusted the tendencies. I think I put midrange at 65, threes at 85, and dropped attack the basket to 25. I noticed they tend to run a lot more screen plays to get guys open shots on the perimeter and aren't just driving to the rim every possession.

[tcnumba10]

This is a great Thread, noticed the lack of 3pters taken too playing 11min quarters. Like others said it, in real life the average is about 20 attempts but in 2K15 I'm seeing an average of 10 attempts by the cpu. I have raised the 3pt tendency for the CPU to 100 as well and seeing some improvements but still not enough attempts.

For the above poster above, yes I agree it really depends on how your defense is against the cpu but for me I player-lock as the PG on the defensive end so I rely on my CPU teammates to guard the other 4 players and they mostly guard up close as the default settings. Maybe I should change it so that they play conservatively to let there be more space between the defender and the offensive player?

BTW any suggestions to lower PIP? On average in 2K15 it's from 50-60PIP by the CPU when they score 90-100pts in a game but in real life i believe it should be 30-45PIP...