ThatMichiganFan's NBA 2K16 All-Star Sim Sliders

[seaofwine]

I play 2k cam does this affect the sliders?

[ThatMichiganFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by seaofwine

I play 2k cam does this affect the sliders?

The camera angle should not affect sliders.

[Maverick09]

I've been using these sliders since you posted them at they've been playing great.

Have any of you been noticing higher Human shooting percentages since 2K has released the in-game updates? I find myself to be shooting somewhere in the range of 47-55% in FG's, which is higher than what I've been getting with these sliders initially.

[ThatMichiganFan]

Hey guys, I have updated the OP and the sliders on Xbox One, but I want to hear your feedback before I finalize (for now). Biggest changes were made to pass accuracy, steal frequency, and steal success.

Shooting percentages may be a tad high, but that is an easy fix. Gameplay is great, teams play like they should, and strategize to their strengths and weaknesses. Stats are great, and look like real NBA game stats.

I am excited to get these out to you and hear your feedback, so enjoy the game!

#2KAllDay

[LorenzoDC]

Quote: Originally Posted by ThatMichiganFan

Game from last night, Celtics (Me)- 101, Magic (CPU)- 94 Team Stats Attachment 110309 Player Stats Spoiler Orlando Attachment 110310 Boston Attachment 110311 Shot Charts Spoiler Shot Chart Attachment 110312 Hot Zones Attachment 110313 To those saying that CPU rebounding is too strong, I am going to have to disagree. I out-rebounded the Magic 55-46 (11-9 Offensive). I did a bit more testing and got results similar to this. I am going to do one more test game today, ATL (Me) vs MEM (CPU). If Memphis dominates me on the glass, I will not touch rebounding any more. The game was great. I got out to a decent lead to start the 2nd half, thanks to a Isaiah Thomas buzzer-beater three. The magic made Vucevic the focal point of their offense, which is nice to see. They mixed up their plays, as they found multiple entry points in both the high and low post. Oladipo was all over the court, on both sides of the ball, although he shot a poor percentage. In the end, the magic could not overcome the backcourt combo of Isaiah Thomas and Avery Bradley. They combined for 36 points, and Thomas almost had a triple double, with 16-8-8. TURNOVERS! There was a lot, but they all made sense. about half of them were steals, and the rest were varied. One defensive 3-seconds, three times a player drove baseline and stepped out of bounds, one travel, one charge. There was only a few TO that resulted from inaccurate passes, but they were not thrown all the way down court for no reason (only happened once). They were times when I tried to force a ball into the paint and it sailed, throw a ball downcourt on a fast break too far, or fumbled by the receiving player. If I can keep these TO numbers, good things will happen. The only weird thing is super low CPU FT, which I actually like. It hasn't happened before, which it shouldn't, but I am glad it is possible. It just adds another layer of unpredictability. CPU also shot a lot of shots, but that is a product of no FTs.

Totally respect your work. That said, I just played another game where my strong rebounding team is beat on OR 14-4. It's just crazy the animations I'm getting with my rebounders moving out of the way to allow the CPU rebounder to grab the board and either knock it home or kick it out for an open J. This while crashing defensive glass.

At this point I'm not changing the sliders but I'm getting very close. This many games in a row seeing the same kind of result makes me thing it's not a random fluke.

[strifed169]

Do these sliders make the game so that you and the CPU don't make shots based on how the game is going? I'm just looking for sliders that let you play the game with no no strings attached, that is away from anything that is even close to 2k vanilla.

[Deeblock518]

Can sim one put up a pic of the exact sliders so I can see


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[ThatMichiganFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by LorenzoDC

Totally respect your work. That said, I just played another game where my strong rebounding team is beat on OR 14-4. It's just crazy the animations I'm getting with my rebounders moving out of the way to allow the CPU rebounder to grab the board and either knock it home or kick it out for an open J. This while crashing defensive glass. At this point I'm not changing the sliders but I'm getting very close. This many games in a row seeing the same kind of result makes me thing it's not a random fluke.

Appreciate it, and thank you for the feedback. In m experience, I am not seeing the same issue. Using primarily the Pistons (a very good rebounding team), I am consistently out-reboudning my opponents by 5 or more rebounds. I played a game Grizzlies (CPU) and Hawks (Me) and the Grizzlies out-rebounded me, like they should.

I will continue to play more games, and will post pics of game stats. Is this only an issue of CPU offensive rebounding, or is the same thing happening on the defensive side?

I appreciate the feedback, and I like that you are finding problems. The only way to perfect these sliders is to pick them apart until there is nothing to pick at anymore.