So I manage to get wilt yesterday and I also have worthy. First game with them both …my opponent shot 72 to 80 %. for entire game. I was using essentially a god squad. My opponent had some diamonds at best.
Eqed to death lol. No one played any defense, no rebounds (rebounds all bounce back to open shooters magically) . I literally saw wilt stand there and not even turn around to contain a drive.
In a separate game Isaac bonga grabbed an offensive board against wilt
Sapphire Marvin Bagley roasted my Tim Duncan during my 10-2 run last night. He had 28 & 12. He didn’t miss one single three and had a poster on my Hakeem that was so crazy, I might have quit if I wasn’t winning. I don’t know what it was, but he was like a ghost. It’d look like I was in perfect defending position, he makes no dribble moves, but just glides past me. It was comical.
Here’s a good one. Great sequence of events where I was up 5 with the ball and about 1:30 left and ended up losing because the game went totally on rails.
I don’t know what I like more about this video: me missing a wide open 3 followed by him hitting a ridiculous contested 3, or Webber deciding not to box out and instead leave his man totally wide open for the go-ahead 3.
I would think its super hard to play perimeter defense that way
When your player is standing in front it’s difficult to see what the ball handler is doing and more difficult to judge the spacing behind the 3 point line, even the paint when he goes for a layup there at the end its pretty disorenting because its hard to see the angle of the rebound through the backboard.
Well, I just gave up 47 points so I’d say my D is pretty solid man
Playing D with the offense in front of me just makes more sense to me, it’s how D is played irl. The real problem is that 2K doesn’t intend for people to play no-flip so there can be blind spots (that could be fixed so easily, it’s frustrating). But I’ve been playing this way for like 13 years or so, I’ve gotten used to it.
Yeah, if they’d just pull the camera back it’d be so much easier. I get by because I play D with my Center, and I switch out of the blind spots and defend where I can see.