NBA 2K23 CPU vs CPU (AI) - Steam/PC

[sevin0seven]

I've been doing a lot of CPU vs CPU lately and noticed the lack of AI in the department. It actually reminds me of NBA Live era AI where the PG is the most dominant of all players on the floor. The cpu rarely looks for the post players, and when a post player call for the ball the cpu ignores it 89% of the time. Overall the ball movement is questionable. When watching the 1997 Bulls, Ron Harper is the most dominant player on the team on offense.

For experiment I tried various sliders out there (ShadyMike, Popboy, Mike Lowe). Out of the 3 Mike Lowe's slider seems to have help the post players issue a little bit, but the stealing percentage went up a notch. ShadyMike's slider seems to have better ball movement, but the post players issue still exist.

I attempted to adjust coach/team playbook where they look for the star player (who happens to dominates on the post); and still same result. They mostly get there points on putbacks, alleyoops, cuts but very rarely posting up.

I went back to 2K22 for AI comparison and it's night and day. On default sliders the star post player dominates (cpu teammates actually look for post players and pass it), ball movement is way much better, and Ron Harper is actually Ron Harper. what happen 2k devs?

Note: This is all tested on Steam/PC version, not on next gen or consoles.

[roni99]

player personal tendency Fix...

Touches tendency fix

ex) Hakeem, Kareem - touch 100, etc player - 30, 40... limited 50 =< 100

[Uncle Drew]

player personal tendency Fix...

Touches tendency fix

ex) Hakeem, Kareem - touch 100, etc player - 30, 40... limited 50 =< 100

Not quite understanding this. I'm looking for better CPU vs CPU sliders also. Can you explain it better? Is tendency fix a slider ?