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RayAP19 · 10-11-2008, 07:39 AM

This is against the CPU, also.

Matchups: Before every game, go to "Choose Side" and switch over to the other team. Change their matchups as you see fit, not to help you win (obviously), but to be more realistic. i.e., if you're the Lakers and the CPU is the Spurs, switch over to the Spurs side and place Bowen on Kobe, then switch back. Also, you can edit Double-Teams and Pressure settings for the CPU's team

Crowd Volume: Before a game, go into the Presentation section of the start menu and raise the "Crowd Vol" slider depending on the team you're playing.

In general, the consensus is that the following teams have the loudest crowds:

Golden State
Boston
Phoenix
Cleveland
LA Lakers
New York
Denver
Sacramento
Oklahoma City

The following teams probably have the quietest crowds, if you can call a stadium full of people "quiet":

Memphis
Charlotte
Indiana
LA Clippers
Milwaukee
Minnesota

Notice a trend? Also, crowds are gonna generally be louder in rivalry games. I'll list some if requested.

Anyway, post your own methods.

Titus001 · 10-11-2008, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by RayAP19


	This is against the CPU, also. Matchups: Before every game, go to "Choose Side" and switch over to the other team. Change their matchups as you see fit, not to help you win (obviously), but to be more realistic. i.e., if you're the Lakers and the CPU is the Spurs, switch over to the Spurs side and place Bowen on Kobe, then switch back. Also, you can edit Double-Teams and Pressure settings for the CPU's team Crowd Volume: Before a game, go into the Presentation section of the start menu and raise the "Crowd Vol" slider depending on the team you're playing. In general, the consensus is that the following teams have the loudest crowds: Golden State Boston Phoenix Cleveland LA Lakers New York Denver Sacramento The following teams probably have the quietest crowds, if you can call a stadium full of people "quiet": Memphis Oklahoma City Charlotte Indiana LA Clippers Milwaukee Minnesota Notice a trend? Anyway, post your own methods.

How do I make the computer/ai make substitution changes? I play on 12 min quarters and the AI who was the cavs made very few sub changes. Lebron James played all 48 mins. Fatigue was on btw. Should I set subs to rotation or fatigue? It was on rotation when I played the cavs. When I play the ai they will not have realistic stats if their starters play for so many mins.

RayAP19 · 10-11-2008, 08:09 AM

Try putting subs on "Rotation" and lowering the Fatigue slider for the CPU.

I never had this problem, however...

RayAP19 · 10-12-2008, 02:51 AM

Injuries/player accessories: While playing Season/Association mode, add accessories to your own players or even players around the league when an injury occurs. i.e., if a player injures his arm, give him a long arm sleeve, or if he injures his leg, give him a calf sleeve, etc.

CPU Reach-In Tendency: When teams enter the penalty (4 or more team fouls), they tend to reach in less, as ticky tack fouls like that will send a player to a line when it's simply not worth it. Lower the CPU's "Go For On-Ball Steals" tendency when the opposing team gets in the penalty.

Also, a question. Does setting a player's Defensive Pressure to "Sag Off" make him less aggressive defensively? As in he won't go for blocks, etc.? That could be good for players in foul trouble.

RayAP19 · 10-12-2008, 05:27 AM

Also, to help with the first method, here's a list of big men who consistently command a double team in the post, so if you're using that team against the CPU, you can set the CPU's Defensive Pressure against them to "Double In The Post."

I wasn't sure about all of these-- some are just speculation. However, the ones in bold I am 100% sure are correct.

Tim Duncan
Zydrunas Ilgauskas
Eddy Curry
Shaquille O'Neal
Elton Brand
Dwight Howard
Kevin Garnett
Carlos Boozer
Pau Gasol
Emeka Okafor
Rasheed Wallace
Yao Ming
Jermaine O'Neal
Al Jefferson

RayAP19 · 10-13-2008, 01:24 AM

Bump for more.

krulmichael · 10-13-2008, 02:04 AM

Good and interesting thread, I'll be sure to implement some of these ideas into my Association once I start it up.

bulls23 · 10-13-2008, 03:07 AM

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Originally Posted by RayAP19


	Also, to help with the first method, here's a list of big men who consistently command a double team in the post, so if you're using that team against the CPU, you can set the CPU's Defensive Pressure against them to "Double In The Post." I wasn't sure about all of these-- some are just speculation. However, the ones in bold I am 100% sure are correct. Tim Duncan Zydrunas Ilgauskas Eddy Curry Shaquille O'Neal Elton Brand Dwight Howard Kevin Garnett Carlos Boozer Pau Gasol Emeka Okafor Rasheed Wallace Yao Ming Jermaine O'Neal Al Jefferson

Are you saying the CPU won't do this automatically? Is there any way to set it permanently in the coach settings or something?

10-11-2008, 07:39 AM	#1
RayAP19 Banned OVR: 26 Join Date: Oct 2006	In this thread, we post simple ways the player can make the gameplay more realistic This is against the CPU, also. Matchups: Before every game, go to "Choose Side" and switch over to the other team. Change their matchups as you see fit, not to help you win (obviously), but to be more realistic. i.e., if you're the Lakers and the CPU is the Spurs, switch over to the Spurs side and place Bowen on Kobe, then switch back. Also, you can edit Double-Teams and Pressure settings for the CPU's team Crowd Volume: Before a game, go into the Presentation section of the start menu and raise the "Crowd Vol" slider depending on the team you're playing. In general, the consensus is that the following teams have the loudest crowds: Golden State Boston Phoenix Cleveland LA Lakers New York Denver Sacramento Oklahoma City The following teams probably have the quietest crowds, if you can call a stadium full of people "quiet": Memphis Charlotte Indiana LA Clippers Milwaukee Minnesota Notice a trend? Also, crowds are gonna generally be louder in rivalry games. I'll list some if requested. Anyway, post your own methods. Last edited by RayAP19; 03-05-2009 at 12:41 AM.

10-11-2008, 08:09 AM	#3
RayAP19 Banned OVR: 26 Join Date: Oct 2006	Re: In this thread, we post simple ways the player can make the gameplay more realist Try putting subs on "Rotation" and lowering the Fatigue slider for the CPU. I never had this problem, however...

10-12-2008, 02:51 AM	#4
RayAP19 Banned OVR: 26 Join Date: Oct 2006	Re: In this thread, we post simple ways the player can make the gameplay more realist Injuries/player accessories: While playing Season/Association mode, add accessories to your own players or even players around the league when an injury occurs. i.e., if a player injures his arm, give him a long arm sleeve, or if he injures his leg, give him a calf sleeve, etc. CPU Reach-In Tendency: When teams enter the penalty (4 or more team fouls), they tend to reach in less, as ticky tack fouls like that will send a player to a line when it's simply not worth it. Lower the CPU's "Go For On-Ball Steals" tendency when the opposing team gets in the penalty. Also, a question. Does setting a player's Defensive Pressure to "Sag Off" make him less aggressive defensively? As in he won't go for blocks, etc.? That could be good for players in foul trouble.

10-12-2008, 05:27 AM	#5
RayAP19 Banned OVR: 26 Join Date: Oct 2006	Re: In this thread, we post simple ways the player can make the gameplay more realist Also, to help with the first method, here's a list of big men who consistently command a double team in the post, so if you're using that team against the CPU, you can set the CPU's Defensive Pressure against them to "Double In The Post." I wasn't sure about all of these-- some are just speculation. However, the ones in bold I am 100% sure are correct. Tim Duncan Zydrunas Ilgauskas Eddy Curry Shaquille O'Neal Elton Brand Dwight Howard Kevin Garnett Carlos Boozer Pau Gasol Emeka Okafor Rasheed Wallace Yao Ming Jermaine O'Neal Al Jefferson

10-13-2008, 01:24 AM	#6
RayAP19 Banned OVR: 26 Join Date: Oct 2006	Re: In this thread, we post simple ways the player can make the gameplay more realist Bump for more.

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10-13-2008, 02:04 AM	#7
krulmichael MVP OVR: 17 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Panama City, Florida	Re: In this thread, we post simple ways the player can make the gameplay more realist Good and interesting thread, I'll be sure to implement some of these ideas into my Association once I start it up.

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