Official 2k20 MyPlayer Build Thread.

[UncleRuckis]

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i somehow got two way slashing playmaker

triple archetype unlocked!

I managed that at PG, SG, PF, and Center, but I can't seem to really do it at the SF spot, which is frustrating since that the position I always play.

[franzis]

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I managed that at PG, SG, PF, and Center, but I can't seem to really do it at the SF spot, which is frustrating since that the position I always play.

A couple of pages back I posted two SF builds, one of them is a 2 way slashing point forward with the triple takeover


Take a look if you want

[Solo QueFine]

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Made him a SF but I think in an online setting this will work better as a PF. 6’9, 235, default wingspan. Chose the lockdown takeover but could’ve been slasher or playmaker as well. Put nothing in his rebounding. 12 Finishing badges, 1 shooting, 7 playmaking, 25 Def/Reb

Just my two cents - A 6’9 PF with 64 rebounding will be hard to win with online. You will likely get out rebound by Pure Stretches.

If you’re an online person, then this could be a decent Draymond build.

[ksuttonjr76]

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Let me know if you figure it out. I saw a comp video where Payton was the top comp but I haven't figured out how.

Going to try to replicate a 2 way playmaker and see where that goes

gave me baron/wall/westbrook............hm

Just created a 2-way Slashing Playermaker...compared me to Baron Davis, John Wall, and Chris Paul.

[awg811]

Official 2k20 MyPlayer Build Thread.

These are all the first build and first physical profile with a SG, SF, and PF at default height, weight, and wingspan.
Att. Points: 439 436 433
SG SF PF
Close Shot: 95 95 95
Drive Layup: 95 93 87
Drive Dunk: 95 95 91
Stand Dunk: 67 81 95
Post Hook: 92 93 94

Midrange: 66 66 65
Three Pt: 52 51 50
Free Throw: 80 78 75
Post Fade: 85 85 85

Pass Acc: 78 76 74
Ball Handle: 83 73 64
Post Move: 89 90 90

Int. Def: 64 69 74
Per. Def: 76 71 66
Lat. Quick: 70 65 60
Steal: 76 71 65
Block: 71 73 75
Off. Reb: 72 74 75
Def. Reb: 75 75 76

As you can see not only do guards get higher grades in nearly everything, especially in the things you need to make a guard, but they also get more points to spend on less categories.
For instance, a guard doesn’t need Standing Dunk, Interior Defense, Offensive Rebounding, or Defensive Rebounding. A PF needs all those things and a SF at least needs some points in them. But, on top of that, a guard could do away with any of the post scoring categories and save even more points or only upgrade those areas for MORE badges.
That’s 7 areas that guards only need to touch for badge purposes, but SF’s and PF’s need those to even get on the court.
So more points to spend and less areas that you need to spend them on. In this build, a guard gets 3 more points than a SF, 6 more than a PF, and 41 more than a center. In the next build a guard gets 8 more than a SF, 15 more than a PF, and 38 more than a center. This should be the opposite since SF-C require more areas to spend points in to even be adequate at their position.
If you think guards aren’t overpowered and SF-C aren’t underpowered, you must be making a guard!
There’s going to be a million 6’5 guards and maybe 1000 total people above 6’7”. And of those nearly every one of them will be a slasher or lockdown glass cleaner.
I wish everyone that makes a SF-C good luck! I’m making an OP 6’5” guard.


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[UncleRuckis]

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As you can see not only do guards get higher grades in nearly everything, especially in the things you need to make a guard, but they also get more points to spend on less categories.
For instance, a guard doesn’t need Standing Dunk, Interior Defense, Offensive Rebounding, or Defensive Rebounding. A PF needs all those things and a SF at least needs some points in them. But, on top of that, a guard could do away with any of the post scoring categories and save even more points or only upgrade those areas for MORE badges.
That’s 7 areas that guards only need to touch for badge purposes, but SF’s and PF’s need those to even but get on the court.
So more points to spend and less areas that you need to spend them on. In this build, a guard gets 3 more points than a SF, 6 more than a PF, and 41 more than a center. In the next build a guard gets 8 more than a SF, 15 more than a PF, and 38 more than a center. This should be the opposite since SF-C requires more areas to spend points in to even be adequate at their position.
If you think guards aren’t overpowered and SF-C aren’t underpowered, you must be making a guard!
There’s going to be a million 6’5 guards and maybe 1000 total people above 6’7”. And of those nearly everyone one of them will be a slasher or lockdown glass cleaner.
I wish everyone that makes a SF-C good luck! I’m making an OP 6’5” guard.


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Pretty much sums up my thoughts as well. I'll probably still make a Hakeem type center, since deep hooks+Pro Touch was disgustingly effective in the Demo. But I also never play Park. If I did, I would definitely only show up with a 6'5 guard. The SG Two way slashing playmaker build's only real weakness is 72 shooting, but with 5 or 6 shooting badge points, you can negate that with gold catch and shoot plus corner specialist. It's so OP

[awg811]

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Pretty much sums up my thoughts as well. I'll probably still make a Hakeem type center, since deep hooks+Pro Touch was disgustingly effective in the Demo. But I also never play Park. If I did, I would definitely only show up with a 6'5 guard. The SG Two way slashing playmaker build's only real weakness is 72 shooting, but with 5 or 6 shooting badge points, you can negate that with gold catch and shoot plus corner specialist. It's so OP

Add to that the double boosts you can get now, one for weekly practices and one from the boost shack.
Now that 72 shooting goes to about 81. Problems solved. Lol SMH.


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[UncleRuckis]

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Add to that the double boosts you can get now, one for weekly practices and one from the boost shack.
Now that 72 shooting goes to about 81. Problems solved. Lol SMH.


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Wow I didn't even know about that. I might just put the Center on the back burner and join the 6'5 club.

[ksuttonjr76]

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These are all the first build and first physical profile with a SG, SF, and PF at default height, weight, and wingspan.
Att. Points: 439 436 433
SG SF PF
Close Shot: 95 95 95
Drive Layup: 95 93 87
Drive Dunk: 95 95 91
Stand Dunk: 67 81 95
Post Hook: 92 93 94

Midrange: 66 66 65
Three Pt: 52 51 50
Free Throw: 80 78 75
Post Fade: 85 85 85

Pass Acc: 78 76 74
Ball Handle: 83 73 64
Post Move: 89 90 90

Int. Def: 64 69 74
Per. Def: 76 71 66
Lat. Quick: 70 65 60
Steal: 76 71 65
Block: 71 73 75
Off. Reb: 72 74 75
Def. Reb: 75 75 76

As you can see not only do guards get higher grades in nearly everything, especially in the things you need to make a guard, but they also get more points to spend on less categories.
For instance, a guard doesn’t need Standing Dunk, Interior Defense, Offensive Rebounding, or Defensive Rebounding. A PF needs all those things and a SF at least needs some points in them. But, on top of that, a guard could do away with any of the post scoring categories and save even more points or only upgrade those areas for MORE badges.
That’s 7 areas that guards only need to touch for badge purposes, but SF’s and PF’s need those to even get on the court.
So more points to spend and less areas that you need to spend them on. In this build, a guard gets 3 more points than a SF, 6 more than a PF, and 41 more than a center. In the next build a guard gets 8 more than a SF, 15 more than a PF, and 38 more than a center. This should be the opposite since SF-C require more areas to spend points in to even be adequate at their position.
If you think guards aren’t overpowered and SF-C aren’t underpowered, you must be making a guard!
There’s going to be a million 6’5 guards and maybe 1000 total people above 6’7”. And of those nearly every one of them will be a slasher or lockdown glass cleaner.
I wish everyone that makes a SF-C good luck! I’m making an OP 6’5” guard.


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A PF/C really doesn't really need pass accuracy or ball handling....

[awg811]

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A PF/C really doesn't really need pass accuracy or ball handling....

I’m not sure that I understand you’re point, but sure.
However there are plenty of power forwards that do handle the ball and quite effectively. And there are plenty of badges hidden behind the playmaking attributes that are used by and needed for power forwards.


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[Bandeazyy]

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Made a Slashing playmaker 6’6 205 max wingspan

5 bronze
10 silver
6 gold
2 hof

Bronze deadeye
Bronze giant slayer
Bronze chase down
Bronze interceptor
Bronze pick pocket
Bronze lob passer
Silver break starter
Silver fancy footwork
Silver slithery finisher
Silver catch and shoot
Silver handles for days
Silver stop and go
Silver tight handles
Silver lightnight reflex
Silver pick dodger
Silver corner specialist
Gold difficult shots
Gold acrobat
Gold floor general
Gold needle threader
Gold quick first step
Gold unpluckable
Gold clamps
Hof dimer
Hof downhill

Pretty well rounded build. I might switch out some badges in the shooting category to get higher level on deadeye. Now that it cover mid range to the 3’s, I feel like thats the best bang for your buck kinda badge.

[NorthPhillyFis]

Official 2k20 MyPlayer Build Thread.

These are all the first build and first physical profile with a SG, SF, and PF at default height, weight, and wingspan.
Att. Points: 439 436 433
SG SF PF
Close Shot: 95 95 95
Drive Layup: 95 93 87
Drive Dunk: 95 95 91
Stand Dunk: 67 81 95
Post Hook: 92 93 94

Midrange: 66 66 65
Three Pt: 52 51 50
Free Throw: 80 78 75
Post Fade: 85 85 85

Pass Acc: 78 76 74
Ball Handle: 83 73 64
Post Move: 89 90 90

Int. Def: 64 69 74
Per. Def: 76 71 66
Lat. Quick: 70 65 60
Steal: 76 71 65
Block: 71 73 75
Off. Reb: 72 74 75
Def. Reb: 75 75 76

As you can see not only do guards get higher grades in nearly everything, especially in the things you need to make a guard, but they also get more points to spend on less categories.
For instance, a guard doesn’t need Standing Dunk, Interior Defense, Offensive Rebounding, or Defensive Rebounding. A PF needs all those things and a SF at least needs some points in them. But, on top of that, a guard could do away with any of the post scoring categories and save even more points or only upgrade those areas for MORE badges.
That’s 7 areas that guards only need to touch for badge purposes, but SF’s and PF’s need those to even get on the court.
So more points to spend and less areas that you need to spend them on. In this build, a guard gets 3 more points than a SF, 6 more than a PF, and 41 more than a center. In the next build a guard gets 8 more than a SF, 15 more than a PF, and 38 more than a center. This should be the opposite since SF-C require more areas to spend points in to even be adequate at their position.
If you think guards aren’t overpowered and SF-C aren’t underpowered, you must be making a guard!
There’s going to be a million 6’5 guards and maybe 1000 total people above 6’7”. And of those nearly every one of them will be a slasher or lockdown glass cleaner.
I wish everyone that makes a SF-C good luck! I’m making an OP 6’5” guard.


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Bigs don’t need driving dunk, driving layup, pass accuracy, ball handling, lateral quickness or perimeter defense, and on top of that they’re just way easier to use on the game than guards.


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[ksuttonjr76]

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I’m not sure that I understand you’re point, but sure.
However there are plenty of power forwards that do handle the ball and quite effectively. And there are plenty of badges hidden behind the playmaking attributes that are used by and needed for power forwards.


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If you haven't noticed, the builder is setup to create traditional roles like it's the 90's.

Point guard ran the offense.
Shooting guards scored.
Small forwards were the jack of trades and master of none.
Power forwards rebounded.
Centers protected the paint.

[Solo QueFine]

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Bigs don’t need driving dunk, driving layup, pass accuracy, ball handling, lateral quickness or perimeter defense, and on top of that they’re just way easier to use on the game than guards.


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Bigs need pass accuracy because you get doubled after 6 points. They also need driving layup if they operate in the pick and roll. I don’t think I’ve made a single lightly contested driving layup in the demo.

[awg811]

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Bigs don’t need driving dunk, driving layup, pass accuracy, ball handling, lateral quickness or perimeter defense, and on top of that they’re just way easier to use on the game than guards.


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What?


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