NBA 2k16 PRO-AM Discussion/Advice Thread

[A6_Foul_Out]

Re: NBA 2k16 PRO-AM Discussion/Advice Thread

I found the combination of those two statements funny.

It's not hard to be an ok center. It's the hardest to be the best center.

[de5m0n]

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It's not hard to be an ok center. It's the hardest to be the best center.

But Center is the most important position and you need to have one of the better players play it since it gives such an advantage to have beast C.

I would say the PF is where you put weak players since naturally they are not involved as much in the offense as the other 4 positions.

[SirGaryColeman]

Re: NBA 2k16 PRO-AM Discussion/Advice Thread

But Center is the most important position and you need to have one of the better players play it since it gives such an advantage to have beast C.

I would say the PF is where you put weak players since naturally they are not involved as much in the offense as the other 4 positions.

What about SF? He could always camp out on the wing - they won't know he can't really hit those shots :P

Or even have him earn the "Corner Specialist" badge as an SF - its easy to get and affective

[Ray Vibes]

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I play Power forward for my team and I'm a huge part of the offense. I'm like Kevin love when he was in Minnesota, but with better defense lol.

[cw Lucid]

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From what i've seen being a balanced or inside guard is almost useless. Outside is a must. Also the Outside inside combo for PF-C is deadly. I'm a 7'3 Inside C with maxed everything (0 playmaking). I do my best work when matched with an outside PF who knows how to play.

My first player was a 6'7 balanced 2 guard and it was the worst decision of my life lol.