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NBA 2K15's MyCAREER Has a Rough Start, Shows Promise
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Superpowered opponents
Even on "Pro" difficulty and "Default" sliders, the CPU performs like a team of NBA All-Stars in My Career mode. CPU opponents seem to scoop up every loose ball the instant that it pops free, even if they were the person who got their shot blocked or had their dribble stripped. Your AI teammates, by contrast, are content to stand flatfooted and just stare at loose balls and rebounds, like they are waiting for your created player to come over and grab it for them.
CPU-controlled scrubs like Ryan Kelly and Xavier Henry are somehow able to drain contested shots and complete acrobatic finishes at an insanely high conversion rate, yet your own teammates have a hard time making completely uncontested looks.
It feels like My Career games are being unfairly tilted in the CPU's favor -- regardless of your chosen difficulty setting -- when it comes to the AI's on-court performance.
It's always been like this.Comment
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I've had server problems, obviously, but the game is really not bad. I'm a 6'6 PG 77 overall and I'm on my second season. Setting screens aren't a problem if you set them at the right places. The one thing I do find irritating though are the excessive illegal screen calls. Other then that the game is very solid all-around. I really wish they didn't include the "2KTV" show. Instead of adding that to the game maybe polishing up some of the features would've benefited the game more.Comment
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Re: NBA 2K15's MyCAREER Has a Rough Start, Shows Promise
I have 2 MyCareer files (pg and sf) going and I have not experienced any brain-dead teammates or superhuman opponents. Except for James Harden. That guy was a beast against my Mavericks.
Injuries are very realistic this year -very brutal at times.Last edited by Taer; 10-10-2014, 01:02 AM.Comment
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I found a solution to all of these problems (pretty much the same method I use every year). I have one separate MC save that is offline, and one that is online. With the online one, I play far enough to make the player decent (or buy the vc if you're impatient or don't have the time).
For the separate offline save, I can set the sliders in the games main menu before I start MC dropping cpu scoring by 1 across the board, raising my teams outside shooting tendencies by 2 for mid and three point so they actually take open looks (looking at you Kyle Korver) and give mod skill points (not vc cause it's offline nor should you or can you mod vc), so that my overall in the mid to low 70's usually. Now that my teammates shoot more, I don't even get enough looks when starting to score 35+ points like we could last year on superstar/sim or HOF. Now I'm putting up 20-30 while starting and I have to ball hog on some level to do it.
I'm using "cheat" engine and a table for 2k15 created by a user on another forum that I'm not sure about being able to link to accomplish these things (google "my career 2k15 sliders") . When I want to play online, I switch to the online save with normal sliders, otherwise I just play my offline save with custom sliders.
I never have to worry about servers being down or being flamed/banned for cheating in order to experience the game the way it should be (in my opinion). The minor slider adjustments make my teammates take the shots they should and busters like Xavier Henry not be able to put up 20-25 with jumpshots and circus layups on superstar/sim. Obviously, you need the PC version to do this, and I would seriously recommend you not attempt these things with an online save cause that would be unscrupulous at best and probably get you banned from servers (not that they've really been working anyway).Comment
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Btw, to create an offline save, just disconnect from the internet before you start the game and press "Y" (or whatever the equivalent is on your controller) to access the various MC saves and start a new one. It will say "no vc (the symbol for it anyway)" and tell you when you confirm that you will have skill points instead, can't get in the MP store (which I could never get to open anyway) and that you wont be able to take that player online.Comment
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Re: NBA 2K15's MyCAREER Has a Rough Start, Shows Promise
Btw, to create an offline save, just disconnect from the internet before you start the game and press "Y" (or whatever the equivalent is on your controller) to access the various MC saves and start a new one. It will say "no vc (the symbol for it anyway)" and tell you when you confirm that you will have skill points instead, can't get in the MP store (which I could never get to open anyway) and that you wont be able to take that player online.Comment
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I did all this last year, but it takes away from the game because you have no access to the MP store. So when your player unlocks a shoe contract it's meaningless. Small things, but it takes away from the game. I just wish they made an offline version that gave you everything it's online brother has. I don't understand why they can not (or more likely, refuse) to make that happen.Comment
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Its the stupid DRM, and will suffer with complaints, the same way other late DRMs did, Diablo 3, SimCity just to name a few. When they aint never going to stop it. I call it "Greed" when you make 1+mil [legit buyers] our gamplay experience bad trying to prevent 1-2 thousand pirates?Comment
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Another negative. Some of the animated cut scenes with other NBA players are flat-out terrible. A fiend of mine walked in while I was talking to Kendall Marshall and he told me "it looks so bad... it's like something from an old N64 cut scene." I couldn't argue... they are bad. The facial animations are horrible. The voice acting is atrocious. I'm used to getting the "is that a real game?" reaction while playing 2k. This was the first time I got a legitimate poor response from a passer by. It's just bad.Comment
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