Also, we notice when the AI-controlled teammates in both My GM and My Player decide their going to stand in the lane and play off deadly shooters just so the CPU can get easy baskets. It defeats the purpose of trading and roster moves and training if my guys are going to play down to their opponent every game.
Let me blow out teams that I should blow out based on my skill level and the level of talent on my team rather than making severely overmatched teams like Brooklyn and Philly play like the Spurs because you think I want to be challenged. Sadly, there are too many moments when the computer (on Superstar or higher) will simply not allow you to score and won't allow you to stop the other team when it decides "let's make the game close so we can build a false sense of suspense, because 2K fans are too stupid to notice that we make them struggle to score in EVERY 2nd and 3rd quarter, then we flip a switch and they hit everything and they feel excited when they come back. The most frustrating part about the game is that it comes so close to being a genuine basketball simulation, but then it decides "nah, I'd rather act like a video game." There are moments when you pull of a great play and it works the way you intended and you pump your fist like it's a real basketball game. Looks very good on the surface, but still the same dumb blonde underneath. I wanted to give the game ample time to get fun before I offered a knee-jerk reaction based on unreasonable expectations.
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