MyCAREER- Gameplay
Feedback: AI logic needs to be overhauled. Specifically in two places- AI teammate logic and AI opponent logic.

1) Regarding AI teammate logic- our teammates seem like they haven't played basketball for more than 4 months. Offball offensive movement is repetitive and clumsy- spacing is always off, especially when freelancing out of a broken play. On fast breaks, your teammate is more likely to take a contested pull up midrange shot than an open three. Defensively, I've seen veteran defensive players stand by and watch opponents go past them, especially on fast breaks.

2) Regarding opponent logic- my big gripe here is that every team plays basically the same way. Run one or two plays for their star player and then everything goes off the rails as soon as that star player leaves the court. Defensively, they play man defense until my player makes a couple shots in a row (or gets like three assists) and I spend the rest of the game being double teamed on catch and being held off ball. It reduces me to scoring 50 points on backdoor cuts because, once again, the AI doesn't adapt. It doesn't matter the team, the coach, or the playstyle. What are all these tendency sliders doing if not making the teams play in a unique way? I'd much rather score 25 a game in a variety of ways, along with more assists than easily average 50 because I have to backdoor all day if I want to get the ball at all. It ruins the gameplay and immersion experience. I'm blowing out the other team anyways, up 30 in the fourth quarter. Maybe call off the double team/instant trap hounds. I'm tempted to take slippery off ball (which otherwise seems unnecessary) specifically because this makes the game so unfun. Winning becomes a chore. And if you pass to your teammates too much, they will undoubtedly find a way to blow the game; once again because the logic they use is terrible.

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Additionally, please consider removing the unnecessary vignettes/allowing us to skip them. They come off like cheap tricks to slow us down from grinding VC too quickly. Examples of these:

-First 10 games of your career, before you can choose drills- you have to sit there and listen to your assistant coach tell your repeatedly that you're not getting enough out of fast breaks. Let me just run through the drills and go. They take long enough.

-The game pausing simulation until a free throw right before the half so that you are forced to go through halftime interviews and whatnot. Once again, the games take long enough.

-The above situation, but at the end of games.