MyCareer player tendency help? PLEASE?

[zones.]

Hello everyone.

Its been a while since I signed onto the site, but frustration has brought me back to you amazing individuals. Ok to the point, I have 2k15 on pc as well as ps4, and have been playing MC on ps4 for a few months now. I ran a career on PC before i bought the ps4 version with no problem, started another on ps4 when i got it. the thing is, im naturally a shooting guard so thats always the position i choose to play. two days ago i started a new career on ps4 as a point guard and I am HATING the tendencies that my player plays with when simming. I am rated 83 overall, and am a "sharpshooter", having 3 stars in outside shooting and playmaking as well as two stars in defense. the thing is when i sim, my stats are trash. i simmed half a season today, after simming a few games here and there in the previous season and noticing a pattern. what iv realized is my player averages about 4 point, 1 rebound, and 12 assists when i sim. my player took 4 shots ONCE thru the sim, never shooting more than 3 shots otherwise.

so my question is this... what the hell do I have to do to make my player play a more natural game when simming? i dont want to be forced to play play 60+ games a season just to have my stats match my overall. averaging 15,3, and 8 or so is fine but 4,1, and 12? 12 is great but 4 damn points and im a sharpshooter? man come on.

[Kevin]

Happens every time I play MyCareer in 2k. It's like 2k's limiting the touches our player gets when simming.

[zones.]

Happens every time I play MyCareer in 2k. It's like 2k's limiting the touches our player gets when simming.

idk about that, this is the first time its happened to me, and id figure the touches has something to do with you players current playstyle. i think im going to make another PG and make him an offensive minded or offensive superstar point and see if it plays different. my players usually average around 23,6,and 4 thru sims so this one seems way backwards but im assuming its cuz i have his playmaking so high.