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Date: 4/3/2011 11:58:23 PM
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From the game manual:

Inside Box-and-One: The fifth defender focuses on the opponent's best inside scorer. Normal pace.

Outside Box-and-One: The fifth defender focuses on the opponent's best outside scorer. Normal pace.


Take for example the opposing team has a beast of an inside player. Would Outside Box-and-One be a better option?
The single best outside defender will take whoever is their best perimeter player while the 4 will form like a box(zone) surrounding the paint area? Is this how it works?

If so, isn't it better to have 4 players disrupt the beast bigman inside of putting a single defender on him?

From: perp06

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179281.3 in reply to 179281.2
Date: 4/4/2011 2:55:29 PM
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While I agree w ur logic as far as real life basketball I argue its effectiveness for BB. The game engine(in my opinion) isn't advanced enough to make these distinctions yet. If you are worried about getting beat in the paint my advise would be to runs a 2-3. Hopefully the game engine continues to improve as it has in my time here. I like the "player role" system, but I hope that it becomes more prevalent. If my pg is my best player and the game knows he is a "key player" he should get more than 5 shots in a game (if he is a shooter) if he is a distributor the ball should be in his hands for nearly every poession. If your center is your key player and you run inside iso he should b getting fed on the block instead.of you 3man taking fadeaway bumpers from the baseline. I was in a bot league most of the season where every player on my team was better than there's which gives me a good idea of how the game is played (not having a player get shut down because he is outmatched. Is there a forum for suggestions for improvements to the game? I love the game and will admit to being addicted to it and just want to see it improve.

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179281.5 in reply to 179281.4
Date: 4/4/2011 3:18:36 PM
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Good to know that defenses that are designed to protect the inside are weak against inside offense.