"Legendary" Difficulty?

[Cerb]

I know these tips are about a year late, but they may apply to 2K16 as well.

We all know that "Legendary" difficulty in 2K games just up the amount of reversals the AI does and maybe makes them a bit more aggressive, but they are still so easy to beat.

I have some tips on making the game a bit more challenging, and (in my opinion) more fun to play.

I always bump everyones overall to at-least 90, and then I give them a ranking between 1-10 based on how powerful they are in real life, so if I were to give Batista a ranking of 8 in real life, he would get 98 overall in game, John Cena, Randy Orton, would get 99. People like Undertaker, Sting, Shawn Michaels, and Triple H obviously get maxed out overall, far above 100, people like them should be hard to beat but sadly they are not.

I also give every single superstar in the game a comeback, some of them get generic ones but still realistic like ones.

Something else you can do if you want the game to be harder is turn off reversal prompts, because pretty much everyone knows when to reverse anyways.

And the final thing is to go into game balancing in options, and make sure you actually tweak these settings, make finishers do more damage, foreign objects do more damage, turn down the rate the opponent or yourself can reverse moves, just make reversing not happen as much in your game.

After all that, if you still think the game is way to easy (which you probably will think after a few days anyways), you can go full crazy and max out every superstars overall, completely, some of them have restrictions anyway so not all superstars will be equal, I think this is based on weight class. 

I hope playing the game will be harder in 2K16, but if not, I'm probably going to this when that game is out as well, share your tips if you have any.

[Deadman110]

its a good idea