NBA 2K15: Tweet From Scott O'Gallagher Claims 1-3-1 and Charge Cheese Eliminated

[Kaanyr Vhok]

Quote: Originally Posted by DBMcGee3

I've always found that the CPU defenders don't play very good on-ball defense anyway. I usually play on-ball, and I'm always ready to quickly switch to a big whenever I see a pick and roll coming. Not only is it more effective (for me at least), but it's a lot more fun and engaging than just standing around away from the ball. That being said, it would be ludicrous to force people to play one way or the other.

This and their offball defense is even worse.

[JerzeyReign]

Quote: Originally Posted by Goffs

Oh I don't know...how about people that just want to play for FUN and not to prove anything? pfft stick skills....really....

Honestly, if you want to play for FUN - play your friends or offline. Online is for competition gamers, not sim gamers hoping to find the most perfect basketball game known to man.

Can't fault online gamers for doing something that works - don't hate the player, hate the game.

[23]

Online is full of exploiters and cheesers.

If that's what you call competetive then I'm happy to be an offline gamer

[thedream2k13]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

Online is full of exploiters and cheesers. If that's what you call competetive then I'm happy to be an offline gamer

They do what the game allows. when you play online it doesn't take much skill to be good because of the way to game is and the difficulty level. Beating them makes you a better player. Avoiding playing randoms just shows fear of the unknown

[TheDuggler]

Quote: Originally Posted by thedream2k13

They do what the game allows. when you play online it doesn't take much skill to be good because of the way to game is and the difficulty level. Beating them makes you a better player. Avoiding playing randoms just shows fear of the unknown

This is what cheesers actually believe

[OGSPORTS]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheDuggler

This is what cheesers actually believe

#AntiCheddar #SimIsALifeStyle

[Sundown]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

Online is full of exploiters and cheesers. If that's what you call competetive then I'm happy to be an offline gamer

It's full of people who play how the game actually allows them to play.

Just like offline.

Two of my friends who are best at the game are also pretty cheesy. Why? Because the game rewards that behavior. And one of my friends beat me his second time playing one year's release even though I owned it for months and knew the mechanics and gameplay better than him-- because his cheese instincts helped him more than my familiarity, knowledge, or sim tendencies.

The instant the game put in measures to curb their steal spamming is the instant they were punished rather than rewarded for cheese, and the instant they started to change their behavior.

Real basketball makes rule changes to keep the game fair, to combat "exploits", and to produce the desired gameplay. Sim basketball should be no different. And the more well crafted and balanced a game, the less exploits there are. Chess has no exploiters.

[23]

I'm talking online period. 2k or no 2k. Many games have the same problem.


Just like a hacker. Block one thing they'll keep trying no matter what measures you take.