boyhaba wrote:well thats because cpu uses zone very often in 2005, thats the reason you're able to get a lot of open 3's. but thats history for me bec i was able to make the cpu play man defense all the time so now there are no more open 3's for me.

Can you tell me how you did that? Thanks.
NBA Live 2005 is my favorite game, for the past 2 years I've been doing full seasons at the same pace as the NBA and I can't get enough of it. First season playing with the Lakers I lost to the Celtics in the Finals. I still remember the last game. Last season I played with the Suns and I won it versus the Cavs in the Finals. This year I'm playing with New Orleans. 5th seed in the West right now.
There are too many steals and blocks in the game but I think that players would not take some those shots that in real life. And I get too many blocks on defense, cause the COM PG takes too many shots. I remember one game I played long ago against a Cavaliers team with Eric Snow at PG. I left him open all the time at let him shoot or when he took it to the basket I would block it. He scored 40 something points(cause he missed a lot since he had a low field goal value) but I won by 50. Also players like Dirk Nowitski take few shots, changing the primacy ratings works for players that handle the ball like Wade, Kobe or James (although I have to put the primacy level of the other starters at very low values like 0-30) but for Nowitski he sometimes ends up with fewer shots than Jason Kidd. Also I change the primacy levels and they change back for some reason and that's annoying.
There are less assists than in the NBA but the other stats are great. I'm averaging 22 and 9.4 assists with Chris Paul. In the original Live 2005 players never made a layup off the glass but I got that solved with an AIACT's that you guys made for which I thank again.
There is of course that end of game situation thing that I already discussed here
viewtopic.php?f=42&t=68947and
viewtopic.php?f=42&t=66938but I guess I'll have to live with it.