NBA All-Star Assistant Mode Gameplay Introduction to NBA All-Star Manager Mode

The NBA All-Star Assistant mode, also known as the Manager mode, does not require players to control the athletes themselves. Instead, they just need to issue game instructions and watch the players compete on their own. Some players also refer to this as the "idle" mode. However, there are many nuances to it; it's not just a simple idle viewing of the game. It requires players to use their intelligence to control the match, making reasonable tactical arrangements and lineup adjustments during the game. Below, let me introduce to the players how to play in Manager mode.

For players, choosing the Manager mode means no longer needing to personally control their players in the game, but rather focusing on strategic management. They make tactical arrangements for their team throughout the entire game and then make reasonable personnel adjustments during the game to ensure their players compete effectively. For example, player positions, player conditions, etc., need attention. In Manager mode, player positions are fixed: small forwards can only play as small forwards, centers can only play as centers, with one exception - multi-position players who can adjust their primary position according to the needs of the game.

The performance of players on the court also depends on the pre-game tactical arrangements made by the player as a manager or coach. Whether it is the responsibilities of each individual player or the overall game strategy, these need to be arranged before the game. Only with reasonable arrangements can the players of your team fully demonstrate their maximum strength. Unreasonable arrangements will lead to a decline in player performance, which may result in the loss of the game. Therefore, players must carefully consider the tactical tendencies of the players, paying attention to the characteristics and attributes of each player, such as their ability to break through, run plays, etc., when making arrangements.

In addition to their own team, players must always pay attention to the tactical arrangements of the opposing team. Adjusting different tactics based on the opponent is key to winning the game. For example, if the opponent's inside game is weak, the player can arrange for strong inside attacks. If the defense is strong, more three-point shots should be arranged, as this has a higher cost-effectiveness.

This concludes the introduction to the NBA All-Star Assistant mode gameplay for this period. Although many players still prefer to play basketball games manually, there are also many who enjoy the idle gameplay of the Manager mode. After introducing the specific gameplay of the Manager mode, I believe players have a general idea of how to play in this mode. Once the game is released, you can give it a try.