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198060.17 in reply to 198060.15
Date: 10/12/2011 5:02:09 PM
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i believe it was in the announcement of the new ge, that they change it. But i am looking for quotes ;)

Edit: i didn't find it in the news, so it should be a quote or imaginiation.

Last edited by CrazyEye at 10/12/2011 5:11:10 PM

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198060.19 in reply to 198060.18
Date: 10/12/2011 5:59:09 PM
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yeah i would agree on that with you :)

I would say the advantage of pace are like that:

fast: you maybe take even a bit more difficult shot, while the FCP defensiv is in transition to a normal def. Such shot should be still pretty good.

slow: maybe you act more safe with the ball, which makes it a bit less TO proone.

But anyway, if you had to worry about it i would rebuild the roster cause FCP is in my eyes an highly inactive defensiv, if your don't have 1-2 TO machines in his roster.

From: MacMade
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198060.20 in reply to 198060.19
Date: 10/12/2011 7:47:25 PM
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Thanks for the responses everyone! Due to my stamina also playing a factor in this game, I think I should consider a slower paced tactic shouldn't I? Such as Low Post, or Motion? Also, I noticed there will be a mistmatch against my opponent if I play my Best handler/outsider shooter/defensive player in the SG position. Im tempted to do it but hearing that I should put my best handler as PG should I reconsider this factor?

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198060.21 in reply to 198060.20
Date: 10/12/2011 11:52:30 PM
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You can put yor best handler at pg and play him to defend the oher sg...

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198060.22 in reply to 198060.12
Date: 10/13/2011 5:50:26 AM
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but the logic of using a slower paced offense is justified like this-
if you have a team with the guards(including SFs) with good handling and passing and big men with a decent handling and u run a slower paced offense then ur guards will be careful when handling the ball and when passing it to a fellow guard or big man and the ball when given to the big men,they will make sure that the ball stays in their hands till they shoot...
while in a faster paced offense,the players try to run into the opponents half and score and in that haste they might loose the ball to their opposite counterparts who will at their faces for the complete court...
so if we go by this logic FCP is tackled better by slower placed offenses...

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198060.23 in reply to 198060.13
Date: 10/13/2011 5:52:20 AM
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well if the handling is bad then slower paced offenses will do more harm than good even if u are countering M2M...;)

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198060.24 in reply to 198060.22
Date: 10/13/2011 6:00:08 AM
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slap me in the face but i think the engine works much more simple..the speed is always the same / the ball rotates all the time between the players / the engine searching for a player with a ? percentage to hit the basket / slow pace offense means in that case, more ball rotation cause the engine needs more time for searching a relativly high percentage ( for example 65% and more) for hitting ( if they cant find one the last player is shooting that owns the ball at the end of the shot clock, no matter how high....), fast pace means that for example 35% is enough to throw the bricket and and and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannd :-D

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198060.25 in reply to 198060.22
Date: 10/13/2011 8:45:07 AM
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But, if you have good offensive rebounders, you can seize the failed shots... especially if you face a bad rebounding team.
Debate. I love it.

From: zyler

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198060.26 in reply to 198060.25
Date: 10/14/2011 3:56:14 AM
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so u get the rebound and miss again :)