Jeremy Lamb, WTF!?!

[Gosens6]

Can someone explain this to me? Because I really don't get it. Everytime I play the Thunder, EVERY time, Jeremy Lamb turns into the second coming of Michael Jordan.



First, let's look at the game for Russel Westbrook. 7 SHOTS?! 7!? You're telling me that Russel Westbrook is gonna log 28 minutes and only take 7 shots?

Hmmm... I wonder why?



Here's your answer, the greatest player that ever freakin lived apparently! 3 pointer after 3 pointer, hands in his face, turn around J's, driving to the hoop getting and 1 buckets. He literally shoots as soon as the ball touches his hands, and the majority of the time, he makes them! It makes playing against OKC IMPOSSIBLE. I swear, the Thunder are the only team that has this problem. Essentially a bench player out performing their superstars and every other player on my team as well.

More shots than KD, would've had more points too if KD didn't get to the FT line an awful lot. I find it to be unacceptable when there's a wide open Kevin Durant, and Lamb decides he's gonna take a contested three each time.

I really need a reason as to why this happens all the time? It's nonsense. Is it the tendencies? What is it? His ratings aren't THAT good for him to be playing this lights out. I have to skip every game against the Thunder because of this.

[RangersCruz]

This happens to me a lot against Ray Allen he plays like 24 yr old Lebron slashing in and everything

[XxJustAguessxX]

I think this has to do with the playbook and the CPU using the shooting guard to be the main catalyst in the offense. I played the bucks and Carlos Delfino went off on me, he had like 25 points and most the plays ran thru him. It does seem tho that the CPU runs a lot of the offense thru the shooting guard.

[Gosens6]

Quote: Originally Posted by XxJustAguessxX

I think this has to do with the playbook and the CPU using the shooting guard to be the main catalyst in the offense. I played the bucks and Carlos Delfino went off on me, he had like 25 points and most the plays ran thru him. It does seem tho that the CPU runs a lot of the offense thru the shooting guard.

I hear that, but this only happens when I play the Thunder, it boggles my mind. When I play the Heat, LeBron does his thing, when I play the Knicks, it's Melo, not Iman Shumpert.

I just don't understand how the only team with this problem is the Thunder, and why the only player that has that problemm is Jeremy Lamb.

When he's on the bench, their offense runs fine, that's mainly when Durant got all his points, when Lamb wasn't in the game. I really don't get what it is about Lamb in this game, but he makes playing the Thunder a terrible experience.

[Factzzz]

I think it's because he probably has high shot tendancy, so any split second he open, he shoots, and in 2k, it is easy to be considered open.

I play with him in MyCareer, and he shoots every time there is evemn a little space between him and the defender.

[XxJustAguessxX]

Quote: Originally Posted by Gosens6

I hear that, but this only happens when I play the Thunder, it boggles my mind. When I play the Heat, LeBron does his thing, when I play the Knicks, it's Melo, not Iman Shumpert. I just don't understand how the only team with this problem is the Thunder, and why the only player that has that problemm is Jeremy Lamb. When he's on the bench, their offense runs fine, that's mainly when Durant got all his points, when Lamb wasn't in the game. I really don't get what it is about Lamb in this game, but he makes playing the Thunder a terrible experience.

I'm gonna have to play the thunder and ill report back.

[strobox88]

Quote: Originally Posted by Factzzz

I play with him in MyCareer, and he shoots every time there is evemn a little space between him and the defender.

I agree with this. I got drafted to OKC on CG 2k14 and he did the exact same thing every game.

[RangersCruz]

Try playing Miami...

D Wade and Allen are playing like MJ