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The Beaufort International Film Festival is getting under way and thousands of people are expected for the four-day event.
The Beaufort Gazette reports ( http://bit.ly/V66VIU) the festival's seventh season opens with a reception Wednesday night for the filmmakers. There are three days of film screenings that follow.
During its first year, the festival drew 100 film entries and about 500 people. Last year, 7,000 people attended. This season festival attendees will get to see films selected from 400 entries.
Director and producer Mike Tollin will be presented an award for excellence in filmmaking.
His films include "Radio," "Wild Hogs," "Coach Carter," and "Varsity Blues." The movie "Radio" was filmed mainly in Walterboro.
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The next big smart grid markets
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Quick Take: Only a short time ago, I gave you my contrarian prediction that the smart grid might be poised for an uptick. Now Research and Markets is out with a study that gives more details on new areas for growth. They've pinpointed 35 countries that are NOT in North America, Western Europe and East Asia. But at least half of them DO have regulatory frameworks in place to support rapid deployments.
- By Jesse Berst
Smart grid activity has so far been focused primarily in North America, Western Europe and East Asia. These markets represent more than 95% of the current installed base of smart meters. But many countries in the rest of the world are positioning themselves to quickly catch up. The 35 countries in this study have all begun to explore smart grid deployments and in many cases have advanced regulatory frameworks and extensive pilot projects in place.
These countries were particularly active in 2012, collectively deploying over 1.3 million smart meters. Meanwhile, with GDP growth rates more than double those in the developed world (3.8% per year from 2012 - 2016 compared with 1.2% for North America, Western Europe, and Japan), these countries will have the funds available to undertake significant electric infrastructure modernizations in the coming years.
The results of this study show that nearly one-half of the countries are already well positioned for investment in smart grid technologies. This means that they not only have well-developed regulatory frameworks, but also have the underlying market conditions (through high non-technical loss rates and enough high-income residents) to justify smart meter deployments.
In addition to regulatory frameworks and distribution loss rates, further key criteria for assessing smart grid potential include existing industry structures, current electricity prices (and whether or not they are subsidized), financing mechanisms, the potential for operational benefits by reducing meter reading costs, and other elements driving smart grid development. Almost all of the Central/Eastern European (CEE) countries studied meet these criteria, while some countries in Latin America, Middle East/North Africa, and Southeast Asia do, as well. Meanwhile, the other countries in this study show the potential to progress quickly over the course of the next decade.
All of the 35 countries in this study can be expected to begin smart grid deployments over the course of the next decade, opening up a total potential market of more than 546 million meters by 2022 (based on forecast meter growth rates). Of these, about 27% are already under some form of regulatory mandate or target by 2022.

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Are you talking about the "Sport 2 Softbag large"? Or the small? Or? I just got the large Sport 2 Softbag in the large size last week. I wanted a single waterproof tailbag with a shoulder strap to commute to work in every day. I had been using my panniers, but I had to take off one side case every day before storing my bike in the shed, so it was a bit of a pain in the butt. It was also a pain to have to unload my work stuff and clothes from separate containers and carry it all in every morning...hard to swipe my ID badge when my hands were full. With this single softbag, I can use the shoulder strap to easily carry all my work stuff (laptop, food, diabetic crap) and my gently folded work clothes with minimum hassle. Its working great for that purpose. Its HUGE...I think you could easily pack for an extended weekend trip using just that bag only. It feels very well made and solid...I love that it holds its shape when empty. This was an important feature for me as I wanted to keep my dress clothes from getting wrinkled on the way into work. Its held very securely to my GSA using 4 nylon straps that snap onto connectors on the bag...I have no worries about it coming off. They conveniently give you a bunch of nylon straps of various sizes to allow you to pick what fits your particular setup. The bottom of the bag is U shaped to fit over the passenger seat....its not a 100% perfect fit on the back...that is, its not like it was solely made to fit the particular contours of the GSA, but it fits nicely enough. Again, I have no worries that it will come off. For the standard GS, there are pockets on the bottom that allow it to slide over the luggage rack for an even more secure fit. It fits other BMW models as well according to the huge instruction book that comes with it.
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Politics and the Novel
Irving Howe s classic investigation of the role of revolutionary ideas in fiction is here reprinted in a new paperback edition. In establishing the role of the political novel and tracing its growth into the twentieth century, Mr. Howe draws his examples from Stendhal s The Red and the Black, Dostoevsky s The Possessed, Joseph Conrad s The Secret Agent, and Ivan Turgenev s Fathers and Sons. He also explains why American novels failed to integrate ideology, including Henry Adams s Democracy, Henry James s The Bostonians, and Nathaniel Hawthorne s The Blithedale Romance. His discussion of political fiction after World War II touches on Milan Kundera s The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, V. S. Naipaul s A Bend in the River, and Alexander Solzhenitsyn s The First Circle, among others. In all, Politics and the Novel offers the most enduring and authoritative view of the subject.
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fying a mean climate state.) Nonetheless, there is evidence that climate fluctuations on longer time scales occur throughout the world (Jones and Briffa, 1995; Diaz and Bradley, 1995). As Karoly (1995) shows, there is a dearth of the data that would permit the identification of decadal-scale circulation variability in the Southern Hemisphere, but analysis of the longer-term surface data available suggests that significant climate fluctuations persist at least through decadal time scales.
The forcing agents of many climate fluctuations may have their origin in either anthropogenic or natural factors, or both. These fluctuations are important in terms both of their socioeconomic and biophysical effects and of our need to distinguish between natural climate variations and anthropogenic climate changes. In analyzing the climate record, the dangers of "data dredging" must be kept in mind. As access to climate data increases, the chance of finding trends and variations that appear to be significant also increases. For this reason decade-to-century-scale climate fluctuations have been referred to as the "gray area of climate change" (Karl, 1988). For instance, Keeling and Whorf (1995) find evidence for decadal fluctuations in the global temperature record that can be reproduced by assuming the existence of two oscillations with small differences in frequency that beat on time scales of about 100 years. The search for an explanation of this statistical result is a good example of the challenge presented by the existence of these decadal fluctuations.
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As today's Nobel Peace Prize ceremony gets underway, China is making no attempts to hide its feelings on the matter. "Today in Norway's Oslo, there will be a farce staged: 'The Trial of China'," was the headline of the Global Times. "Most nations' oppose peace prize to Liu," read the China Daily.
Since the prize was announced two months ago China has waged a campaign to discredit the award, and its recipient, jailed activist Liu Xiaobo. It has suspended trade with Norway and sent diplomats across the world to strong-arm other nations into boycotting the event.
"The Chinese government is not happy that Liu Xiaobo is receiving this award, and that was to be expected," Minky Warden, director of global initiatives at Human Rights Watch, told ABC News, "But the overreaction that we've seen from Beijing is really not worthy of a government that projects abroad as a strong, confident, growing, responsible power."
Restaurants have been told not to accept large reservations tonight, for fear that Liu's supporters may gather to celebrate his win. And the government has clamped down hard on media. The websites for BBC and CNN have been blocked since yesterday, and all television reports on Liu or the Nobel are blacked out by censors.
More worryingly, hundreds of people in China have been arrested, put under house arrest or blocked from leaving the country- measures designed to stop them from trying to attend today's ceremony or talk to international media.
Among them, is Liu Xia, the wife of Liu Xiaobao, who has not been seen or heard from in almost two months. When an ABC News crew visited the home where she is being held under house arrest yesterday, they found uniformed and plainclothes security forces guarding the area. Today, journalists have been penned into an area away from the complex.
It was one year ago that Liu Xiaobo was sentenced to 11 years in prison for co-authoring a pro-democracy manifesto, called Charter '08. But Liu has been a thorn in the side of Chinese authorities since his leading role in the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.
Today will mark the first time that no representative will be present to collect the Nobel Peace Prize since 1936, when German pacifist, Carl von Ossietzky, could not attend because he was interned in a Nazi concentration camp.
Liu's supporters appear undeterred. "I feel very emotional because everybody is happy for Liu Xiaobo. Not only the overseas Chinese dissidents, but many friends in China also care about this event," Wan Yanhai, a Chinese democracy activist, told the Associated Press in Oslo.
In response to Liu not being present to accept the award, President Obama said in a statement, "Liu Xiaobo is far more deserving of this award than I was."
He said the U.S. "respect(s) China's extraordinary accomplishment in lifting millions out of poverty, and believe that human rights include the dignity that comes with freedom from want. But Mr. Liu reminds us that human dignity also depends upon the advance of democracy, open society, and the rule of law."
Obama also said Liu "should be released as soon as possible. I regret that Mr. Liu and his wife were denied the opportunity to attend the ceremony" in Oslo.


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During this study, 22 young adults (11 men and 11 women) played numerous 24-second intervals of the game while being hooked up to a functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI, machine. fMRI is designed to produce a dynamic image showing which parts of the brain are working during a given activity.
Study participants were instructed to click as many balls as possible; they weren't told that they could gain or lose territory depending on what they did with the balls. Reiss said all participants quickly learned the point of the game, and the male and female participants wound up clicking on the same number of balls. The men, however, wound up gaining a significantly greater amount of space than the women. That's because the men identified which balls - the ones closest to the "wall" - would help them acquire the most space if clicked.
"The females 'got' the game, and they moved the wall in the direction you would expect," said Reiss, who is director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences Research. "They appeared motivated to succeed at the game. The males were just a lot more motivated to succeed."
After analyzing the imaging data for the entire group, the researchers found that the participants showed activation in the brain's mesocorticolimbic center, the region typically associated with reward and addiction. Male brains, however, showed much greater activation, and the amount of activation was correlated with how much territory they gained. (This wasn't the case with women.) Three structures within the reward circuit - the nucleus accumbens, amygdala and orbitofrontal cortex - were also shown to influence each other much more in men than in women. And the better connected this circuit was, the better males performed in the game.
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Graham's Port was founded in 1820 by Scottish brothers William and John Graham in Oporto, Portugal. The brothers, who already came from a successful entrepreneurial family, dedicated themselves to producing a line of fine vintage Ports. In 1890, they became one of the first Port quintas (estates) to source fruit from the upper Douro Valley and established the property Quinta dos Malvedos. The quality of the grapes from this vineyard is a major contribution to the finesse of their Ports. In that same year, the brothers opened the Graham's Lodge in Vila Nova di Gaia, to store and showcase the wines. Vintages of Graham's Port became famous for their structure and elegance, particularly 1909, 1912, 1924, 1927 and especially 1948, a wine Jancis Robinson said was among the finest she'd ever tasted. In 1970, Graham's was sold to the Symington family, who themselves had a legacy of quality Port production dating back centuries. They have upheld the traditions begun by the Graham Read more »
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Pours a nice reddish orange color, reminding me of a little rust color. Lots of nutty flavors on the front end. Some sweet butterscotch in the middle. Finishes with a nice toasted caramel flavor. Nice length to this wine.
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Very smooth. Great nutty flavors with a very long finish.
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Light brown with glints of Ruby as is agitrated. Noticeable wood and alcohol on the nose with hints of carmel and light fruit. Rich in the mouth with a coating quality followed bylight alcohol on the finish. Carmel, with dried raisen, prune and a clove...
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This has everything going for it. I call this my week night port because of the low price. Aroma of overly ripe dark fruit, cherries, and a hint of chocolate. On the palate I get a spiceyness, ripe fruit, some chocolate and an earthiness background. A bit too sweet which gives it a cloying finish. Sip it slowly for maximum enjoyment. Read More
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B2B apps for sales and marketing are great—but you need to create transparency around the entire process if you want to improve the likelihood of sustained success.
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Kern the Gnome travels the world and share his observations in this highly clever print campaign.
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Webinars have become a top-tier tool for marketing, sales and corporate communications. As the global leader in webcasting solutions, ON24 supports over 25,000 webinars a year, giving us a unique view of what makes a successful event. Each year ON24 surveys the results of hundreds of webinars, from companies of all sizes, for the annual "ON24 Webinar Benchmarks Report."
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IKEA uses digital transmigration to sell kitchensSeptember 01, 2012
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Are America's air, water and energy infrastructures vulnerable to terrorist attack? Can we improve responses to terrorism to protect public health and swiftly restore public order and services? How should we pay to clean up environmental contamination caused by terrorist attacks?
These are among the questions to be addressed at the American Bar Association 30th National Spring Conference on the Environment. The meeting, to take place in Washington, D.C., on April 12, will bring together lawyers from the private and public sectors, public health experts, government regulators, and other interested parties to discuss lessons learned and issues raised by the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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The Opening Keynote address will be given by Lucy G. Clark, Associate Legal Counsel, Office of Homeland Security.
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MINNEAPOLIS - OCTOBER 18: Place kicker Ryan Longwell #8 of the Minnesota Vikings kicks the 31 yard game winning field goal from the hold of Chris Kluwe #5 with two minutes remaining in the game against the Baltimore Ravens during NFL action at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on October 18, 2009 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Vikings defeated the Ravens 33-31. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe says his campaign to get Ray Guy into the Pro Football Hall of Fame has cost him. In a tweet from Kluwe on Wednesday, he reported that the NFL fined him $5,250 for putting a Post-It note over the 50th anniversary Hall of Fame patch on his jersey to lobby for Guy during Sunday's game against Chicago. Kluwe said the fine was for altering his uniform. The patch read "Vote for Ray Guy." Kluwe believes Guy, a seven-time Pro Bowl punter for the Oakland Raiders, should be in the Hall of Fame, calling the system a sham. "My favorite part of the fine email from the NFL -- they end it with 'sincerely.' It's the little touches that let you know they care," Kluwe wrote on Twitter. "The good news is all the money goes to support former players through the NFL charity programs. Maybe they'll vote for Ray Guy. Fine amount was standard for a first time uniform violation -- $5250. I knew the potential consequences going in."
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Anthony "Tony" Haygarth (born 4 February 1945) is an English television, film and theatre actor.
Life and career[edit]
After leaving Liverpool College Liverpool, Haygarth worked unsuccessfully in 1963 as a lifeguard in Torquay, and also tried escapology, equally unsuccessfully.[1] Other jobs included psychiatric nursing and he was an amateur actor before turning professional and appearing in repertory theatre, followed by the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre.
Haygarth made his film debut in the comedy film Percy, and since then he has played many roles in police and historical dramas, as well as situation comedies. He is normally cast as a solid, reliable character with a down-to-earth attitude. In 1979 played Milo Renfield in Dracula opposite Frank Langella, Donald Pleasence and Laurence Olivier.
Haygarth played the title role in Kinvig (1981), a science-fiction comedy series produced by London Weekend Television, the swindling but loveable Sanchez in Farrington of the F.O. (1986–87) and in 2005 appeared in the television adaptation of Under the Greenwood Tree. He also played leading character Vic Snow in the ITV series Where the Heart Is from 1997 to 2002.
Haygarth's work in theatre includes The Tempest and Twelve Angry Men (1996), for both of which he was nominated for Laurence Olivier Theatre Awards for Best Actor in a Supporting Role; he is also the author of several plays. He won the Clarence Derwent Award for Simpatico (1995). His first play, "The Lie", dealt with the death of Shakespeare's rival Christopher Marlowe.[2]
His films include Chicken Run and Fakers. In 2008, he played Alfred Doolittle in the Old Vic's Production of Pygmalion.[3] In November 2008 he joined the cast of Emmerdale as Mick Naylor. In 2010 he appeared in the London production of Little Voice, as "Mr Boo".[4] Appeared in the role of Peter Cooper in an episode of 'New Tricks' (BBC1) (Series 8: 10 - Tiger Tiger) first shown 5 Sept 2011.
Other interests[edit]
Haygarth is also a scholar of Shakespeare's Dark Lady, an unidentified character in the Sonnets.[5] He has analysed a Nicholas Hilliard portrait, Mistress Holland, concluding that it is in fact of Emilia Lanier, a candidate for the identity of The Dark Lady.[6] His play Dark Meaning Mouse features Emilia, Shakespeare and Simon Forman.
He is married to Carol Haygarth and they have 2 daughters, Katie and Becky.
Selected filmography[edit]
- Percy (1971)
- Unman, Wittering and Zigo (1971)
- The Love Ban (1973)
- I, Claudius (1976)
- Let's Get Laid (1978)
- Holocaust (1978)
- S.O.S. Titanic (1979)
- Dracula (1979)
- The Human Factor (1979)
- McVicar (1980)
- Britannia Hospital (1982)
- Ivanhoe (1982)
- A Private Function (1984)
- The Bride (1985)
- Dreamchild (1985) (voice only)
- Clockwise (1986)
- The Dressmaker (1988)
- Tree of Hands (1989)
- The Woodlanders (1997)
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ Early career[dead link]
- ^ Morley, Sheridan. (2001-09-26) The Lie. International Herald Tribune. Retrieved on 2011-07-30.
- ^ "Pygmalion". Retrieved 2008-06-09.
- ^ "Little Voice | Cast & Creative – Tony Haygarth". www.littlevoicewestend.com. Retrieved 2010-03-10.
- ^ The Dark Lady. Peterbassano.com. Retrieved on 2011-07-30.
- ^ Simon Tait, Unmasked- the identity of shakespeares Dark Lady, ''The Independent'', 7 December 2003. Independent.co.uk (2003-12-07). Retrieved on 2011-07-30.
External links[edit]
- "Tony Haygarth at IMDb". Retrieved 2007-12-05.
- "Tony Haygarth at cinema.com". Retrieved 2007-12-05.
- ""Fakers" Cast". Retrieved 2007-12-13.
- "Full list of appearances". Retrieved 2007-12-13.
- "Under the Greenwood Tree". Retrieved 2007-12-13.


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Is it common to lose basically every game in My Player (All-Star Difficulty)?
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3 years ago#1
I'm an Athletic (6'7") PG, currently a 66 overall, and a starter. Got drafted by the Wizards. Didn't really want to co-exist with John Wall, so asked for a trade. During my time with the Wizards we went 1-6. But, hey, it's the Wizards. I figured as much.
Went to the Pacers (they gave up Louis Amundson+1st rd pick to get me). I'm thinking I've got a decent team now. Nope. I lose essentially every single game. The Pacers were 5-3 when I got there. We are now 6-20.
Now just to clarify I'm not playing like crap, within reason. I usually get like a B or so team-mate grade, at absolute worst. My scoring is crap due to no real shooting touch yet, but I still can manage around 10-15 points a game (not taking a lot of shots), 7-14 assists or so, a couple of rebounds, and usually a block or two and a steal or two. My only issue personally is turnovers. I've been pumping up off-hand dribble (now an 85), ball security (now an 80), and passing (now a 77) like crazy and it really hasn't gotten a whole lot better. I'm getting like 3 to 4 turnovers a game, on my best days. And when it goes horribly I'll get like 7 or 8. And no, I'm not trying to dribble around the court like a lunatic holding turbo the entire time. But turnovers aside, that has nothing on the glory of my opposition and the "glory" of my teammates.
If an opposing player can even remotely shoot, he is the second coming of the God of basketball. And if he has a 3 pt. icon... well, then he's guaranteed to shoot around 70% from deep.If he's a superstar, automatic 40 point game. Which, sure, that's what they do. But every superstar does it to me every time? I highly doubt the odds would support that. And even that wouldn't be so bad... if my team-mates hadn't fallen into a coma. They're just... stupid. There's no way around it. Half the time Carmelo's dropping 40 on me it's because my team-mates apparently don't know defense. It's like the game handicaps my team-mates, while making every player on the other team like 50% better than they could ever hope to be in real life.
Uh... but yeah. Rant over. I'm just wondering if I just suck or something. I did switch the game style to Simulation (instead of 'default'), and now instead of losing by 20-30, I tend to lose by 10-15 instead. So, yeah. That's something. I don't want to drop the difficulty to Pro, because then I'll probably start winning every single game, and that's no fun either.
3 years ago#2
In my opinion the game is a bit one sided when you raise the difficulty. First I played Pro/Default, won every game. Bumped it up to AllStar/Sim, the CPU was just unstoppable and Melo couldn't shoot to save his life. Now I'm playing HoF/Sim for the last few games. It seems a little more even, but the advantage is still blatant when Melo misses a wide open 2 and right after that Rondo hits a jumper in your face.
Did you at least try Pro/Sim? If not, give it a shot.
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3 years ago#3
All-star/sim seems to be about right.
My method with difficulty is to raise it once you are winning by 20+ after a few games as your player gets better.
And yes, for some reason, all my player type modes in sports games think that making your teammates brain damaged is what people want. Makes no sense. For instance, if you want to play like Kendrick Perkins as a C on the Thunder GL. I played 20 or so games on HoF just letting everybody else do everything offensively while I played good D and rebounded. 2-18.
Keep at it, just get used to having to be MJ on crack.
I have a C on the Sixers who can only win when I score 60+ a game and a PG on the Lakers where we only win if I get Kobe 30+ and I get 20/20 points and assists.
From where I stand, I can see the stars, but are they more than lights? And do I know if they're still alive?
3 years ago#4
I mean, I try to keep MP realistic. I hate seeing myself average 50 PPG, 5 RPG, 1 APG on xx shooting etc. So I try to be a team player and keep it realistic with my point forward. We lose 90% of our games though.
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(Topic Creator)3 years ago#5
Alright, thanks I guess. I'll try a game or two on Pro/Sim just to see how it goes. I had just figured since I went to a solid Pacer team that I wouldn't have to be MJ reincarnated.
I try to set people up, but honestly Danny Granger and Paul George never seem to do much. I can set them up with wide open 3's and they never want to shoot... honestly I do better dishing to David West and Roy Hibbert all the time, and actually they're the top two scorers on the team because apparently only the big men will take advantage of my passing.
But, all good, worst case I'll just plow through until I get good enough to carry my team I guess. Hopefully we'll get a good pick in the draft (I think they traded next year's first for me, and not this year's.) or something.
As for the turnover issues, I'm just guessing that's more or less an issue with the game on the whole? I've noticed playing regular games that 2k12 is really turnover-happy. Most of my turnovers are me messing up a dribble move and then just bumping into a guy wrong... and of course that makes me drop the ball like my player heard it was infected with the plague. I try to be careful as much as possible but sometimes it just comes in runs of 3 or 4 turnovers in like 2 minutes.
3 years ago#6
Turnovers aren't too big of a problem once you get used to dribbling if you are making good passes. The first thing I upgrade is passing to the max to minimize that.
If I go on a bender an play this game for hours I can keep my turnovers less than 5. If I dont play for a while I can get close to 10. Just remember that each turnover could possibly be a 4 to 6 point problem (don't score on your possession [2-3 points off your score] and they score off the turnover [2-3 points]).
And you don't have to be MJ per se but you gotta be somebody--MJ, Magic, Wilt. Just fitting in doesn't seem to work. I have a PG just like yours. I pretty much average 20 points, 10 assists, 6 rebounds, 5 steals.
If you want your players to play better you have to look at their tendencies and/or hotspots.
From where I stand, I can see the stars, but are they more than lights? And do I know if they're still alive?
(Topic Creator)3 years ago#7
Well my passing is fine now that I've gotten it over a 70. I might screw up 1, 2 passes a game maximum. 90% of the time it's my dribbling that causes my turnovers because I'll dribble myself into a crowd and my guy will either just straight up drop the ball because I 'bumped' somebody or somebody will come over and poke it out (which, while I'm on it, they almost never get called for a foul while doing). I'll admit some of it's me not being as careful as I could be, but I do know how to do dribble moves and all that. Half the time I'm getting robbed of the ball I had tried to pass like 2 seconds beforehand but it just doesn't go through.
And yes, those stats I listed a few posts ago are more or less the minimums that I will get, under my worst-game circumstances. I'm probably in the same ballpark as you, probably only getting like 2 steals a game, though, but I also get 1 or 2 blocks a game also.
As for tendencies and hotspots, I had hoped that since both Granger and George had 3 pt. icons they'd have enough sense to shoot open 3's. Although I do know George is athletic and likes to drive in for dunks a lot... and Granger seems to prefer the midrange game.
(Topic Creator)3 years ago#8
iDevon posted...
In my opinion the game is a bit one sided when you raise the difficulty. First I played Pro/Default, won every game. Bumped it up to AllStar/Sim, the CPU was just unstoppable and Melo couldn't shoot to save his life. Now I'm playing HoF/Sim for the last few games. It seems a little more even, but the advantage is still blatant when Melo misses a wide open 2 and right after that Rondo hits a jumper in your face.
Did you at least try Pro/Sim? If not, give it a shot.
And, sorry, I didn't catch that before... are you saying you're having a better time on HoF/Sim than you had on All Star/Sim? That makes no sense to me.
3 years ago#9
you just gotta learn to play the game.
it doesn't matter what position you play, you MUST be the one holding the ball because when 2k called it "my player", it literally means your player has to do everything; from passing to open man to running the break to help defending all your teammates.
also, if your average 15ppg, 7-14 assist, how in the world are you losing every game with the pacers? D.West is 80-90% from midrange when he gets an open look. Granger is 40-50% from 3 when opened. George can catch alleys and can shoot 30-40% from 3.
Hibbert is so dominant in this game due to the lack of good centers; just pass to him when he's inside, he will do some cheesy fake and score majority of the time and you get a quick assist
i know because i played on the pacers on my 6'7 all around PG
i averaged 12 ppg 12 apg 3 rpg 6 spg and a ridiculous 5 TOs( i had not gotten less than 4 turnovers a game for the last 20 games or so, yet i win majority of my games.)
Only top teams aka OKC,LA( warning: playoff Kobe does not miss in superstar/default), MIami, bulls, and maybe spurs, should give you trouble.
(Topic Creator)3 years ago#10
Like I said, I'm pretty sure I have a good grasp on how to play the game. I just don't think there's literally anything more I can personally do or control (at least until my rating improves). As stated, I lose because no one on my team plays defense and when they do it doesn't matter. Anyone who can shoot at all has a career game against us every time they play us. And if I run to help them (which I do sometimes anyway), half the time they just pass to the guy I left for an automatic bucket. So that's a lose-lose situation.
As I also stated, my two main options are Hibbert and West, they're the top two scorers on my team. George, on the other hand, -never- shoots the open 3's I get him looks for. And neither does Granger for that matter. They tend to just try and dribble around even if I've set them up perfectly for a spot-up 3, or a spot-up shot in general. Again, though, I would say the problem is mostly the computer just shooting godly percentages moreso than anything our offense is/isn't doing. I have also dropped my turnovers a bit. Now I generally hang around the 3-5 range, with the rare (and getting rarer) horrible game of 7 or so turnovers.
Although I do think our team loses something when they try and put me at SG and bring Collison off the bench. I'm praying for us to trade away Collison at some point, he makes horrible decisions. Almost always tries to drive the lane and shoot over, for example, the Tyson Chandler types.
The only thing I can think of is the pacers traded away Louis Amundson to get me. While he's wasn't anything special the Pacers have almost no Bigs anymore. They've got West, Hibbert, Hansbrough, and that 44-rated Center Fresenko or whatever his name is (actually plays better than I expected him to, though).
But as a result of that, when they throw me at SG they usually end up throwing in Granger at PF (and Barbosa at SF?!?!?). And West plays a lot of Center... which I don't like, because West doesn't really have defense. I'd rather see Hansbrough at Center, but alas.
So, maybe I just hope we trade away Collison/some guard and get some depth at PF or C? We are loaded at both guards (Me, Collison, George Hill, A.J. Price, Paul George, Leandro Barbosa and maybe someone I'm forgetting)... so that hurts.
Oh well, if it doesn't pan out too well then I'll just ask for a trade sometime next year and see how crappy my next team is.
But yeah, that was the whole point of this topic. Trying to figure out how I'm on a solid team, not playing like complete crap, and yet we lose. And lose. And lose.


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