NBA 2K12 Video - How to Run an Offense: New Jersey Nets

[DJ]

I always feel like I'm playing my game incorrectly after watching these videos. I need to retire 95% of my gaming collection just so I can practice doing things the right way in 2K12.

I love what 2K12 brings to the table, but man, it is overwhelming, especially when you don't have time to play every day. I missed a week and now I'm worse than when I picked up the game.

[ManiacMatt1782]

I would love to play against Da czar just to see that basketball brain in action. I would most definately get my *** kicked, but I would learn some stuff too.

[iLLosophy]

Great work Czar, adding that to my collection. Honestly I can't stand playing with teams that have 20 pick and roll plays when you can just press a button and get a pick. Some of them are decent but a lot of them are just only P&R's on different areas of the court. Why waste a good section of a playbook with stuff I can do by just pressing a button?

[Da_Czar]

Quote: Originally Posted by ManiacMatt1782

I would love to play against Da czar just to see that basketball brain in action. I would most definately get my *** kicked, but I would learn some stuff too.

I doubt that. I spend so much time making videos I don't get in as many games as I'd like to every time I start playing I see something else I want to talk about LOL.

[Da_Czar]

Quote: Originally Posted by iLLosophy

Great work Czar, adding that to my collection. Honestly I can't stand playing with teams that have 20 pick and roll plays when you can just press a button and get a pick. Some of them are decent but a lot of them are just only P&R's on different areas of the court. Why waste a good section of a playbook with stuff I can do by just pressing a button?

I can see that. If you tell me a team specifically I can probably answer that question a bit more thoroughly. In general it's not the pick and roll action that is significant but the off ball action on those pick and roll plays.