NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

[jk31]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

can you take a Look at Brandon clarke? right now clarke is averaging 24 ppg and is shooting the Lights out as the go to scorer on the #1 Team in our online League. He is using clarke mainly as a klay Thomson style type of Player coming of screens but also attacking smaller or slower players in the paint. wondering if thats just a matter of volume and clarke can actually do All those things or if 2k just again rated a Player wrong.

[Kully]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

can you take a Look at Brandon clarke? right now clarke is averaging 24 ppg and is shooting the Lights out as the go to scorer on the #1 Team in our online League. He is using clarke mainly as a klay Thomson style type of Player coming of screens but also attacking smaller or slower players in the paint. wondering if thats just a matter of volume and clarke can actually do All those things or if 2k just again rated a Player wrong.

One of my favourite players in 2K20.

[Real2KInsider]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

can you take a Look at Brandon clarke? right now clarke is averaging 24 ppg and is shooting the Lights out as the go to scorer on the #1 Team in our online League. He is using clarke mainly as a klay Thomson style type of Player coming of screens but also attacking smaller or slower players in the paint. wondering if thats just a matter of volume and clarke can actually do All those things or if 2k just again rated a Player wrong.

Brandon Clarke
Position: PF/SF
H/W/A: 6'8" / 215 / 23 yo
Archetype: Inside-Out Scorer (from 3-Level Scorer)
81 Overall (NC)

OFFENSE
80 Driving Layup (+12)
65 Post Fadeaway (NC)
65 Post Hook (-1)
65 Post Control (+1)
55 Draw Foul (-5)
99 Shot Close (+4)
68 Shot Mid (-20)
82 Shot 3pt (-1)
79 Free Throw (+1)
60 Ball Control (-9)
53 Pass Vision (+14)
55 Pass IQ (-7)
60 Pass Accuracy (+1)
63 Offensive Rebound (+4)
80 Standing Dunk (NC)
80 Driving Dunk (NC)
88 Shot IQ (+10)
90 Hands (+5)

DEFENSE
77 Defensive Rebound (-1)
65 Interior Defense (-13)
75 Perimeter Defense (NC)
68 Block (-4)
59 Steal (+21)
80 Shot Contest (+11)
75 Reaction Time (+6)

ATHLETICISM
80 Lateral Quickness (+2)
80 Speed (-2)
70 Ball Speed (+5)
80 Acceleration (-3)
95 Vertical (+13)
60 Strength (-4)
80 Stamina (-10)
95 Hustle (NC)
85 Durability (+5)

MENTAL
60 Pass Perception (-12)
90 Offensive Consistency (+10)
50 Defensive Consistency (-20)
80 PNR Defense (+12)
85 Help Defense (+7)
70 Intangibles (-10)
85 Potential (+4)

12 BADGES (+1)
FINISHING (6): Lob City Finisher (G-U2), Pick & Roller (S), Putback Boss (S-U1), Fastbreak Finisher (B-ADD), Relentless Finisher (B-ADD), Tear Dropper (B-ADD)
DEFENSE (6): Chase Down Artist (G), Pogo Stick (G), Box (S), Worm (S), Heart Crusher (B), Post Move Lockdown (B-D2)
PERSONALITY (1): Laid Back
REMOVE (2): Pick & Popper (B), Pick Pocket (B)

Shooting Data vs 2K Ratings
Rim: 153-195 (78.5%) = 68 Layup / 80 D.Dunk / 80 S.Dunk
Close: 78-151 (51.6%) = 95
Mid: 2-8 (25.0%) = 88
3pt: 21-52 (40.4%) = 83

Clarke's Close% and volume is unheard of for a rookie. He has mastery of a floater that he breaks out in the pick & roll and on the break when the defense has cut off his path to the rim.

Interestingly, Clarke doesn't post up AT ALL en route to his elite Close% (7 points on 10 possessions). So while that surely helps his Close%, he isn't one for creating his own shot (he's assisted on 84% of all his FGs). A true anomaly.

I don't really know what 2K is smoking giving Clarke an 88 Mid-Range. Clearly whoever is supposed to be double-checking the data fell asleep at the wheel. It is very clear from watching tape that Clarke isn't a shooter by trade.

69 Ball Handle is also pretty high for a guy who isn't creating his own shot off the dribble.

Defensively, while Clarke utilizes his athleticism to great effect, he is extremely undersized and not an effective post defender. He's best suited to being an energy backup, as his limitations would be magnified as a starter.

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[Razorbadguy]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

I would love to see how you would re rate Jayson Tatum. I have a custom roster from the roster sub forum & he’s putting up Giannis numbers in my Myleague 34/10/4 with a usage rating if 42%. When I use the 2k Roster he’s more of a 18ppg guy


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[zten11]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

I would love to see how you would re rate Jayson Tatum. I have a custom roster from the roster sub forum & he’s putting up Giannis numbers in my Myleague 34/10/4 with a usage rating if 42%. When I use the 2k Roster he’s more of a 18ppg guy


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Is it mine by chance? I have Tatum at an 85. I didn't follow 2K's trend of making overall player ratings higher. I'm still on the older scale, which works better in my opinion.

[Razorbadguy]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

Is it mine by chance? I have Tatum at an 85. I didn't follow 2K's trend of making overall player ratings higher. I'm still on the older scale, which works better in my opinion.

I’m on PS4 so I couldn’t give yours a try


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[jk31]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

Brandon Clarke
Position: PF/SF
H/W/A: 6'8" / 215 / 23 yo
Archetype: Inside-Out Scorer (from 3-Level Scorer)
81 Overall (NC)

OFFENSE
80 Driving Layup (+12)
65 Post Fadeaway (NC)
65 Post Hook (-1)
65 Post Control (+1)
55 Draw Foul (-5)
99 Shot Close (+4)
68 Shot Mid (-20)
82 Shot 3pt (-1)
79 Free Throw (+1)
60 Ball Control (-9)
53 Pass Vision (+14)
55 Pass IQ (-7)
60 Pass Accuracy (+1)
63 Offensive Rebound (+4)
80 Standing Dunk (NC)
80 Driving Dunk (NC)
88 Shot IQ (+10)
90 Hands (+5)

DEFENSE
77 Defensive Rebound (-1)
65 Interior Defense (-13)
75 Perimeter Defense (NC)
68 Block (-4)
59 Steal (+21)
80 Shot Contest (+11)
75 Reaction Time (+6)

ATHLETICISM
80 Lateral Quickness (+2)
80 Speed (-2)
70 Ball Speed (+5)
80 Acceleration (-3)
95 Vertical (+13)
60 Strength (-4)
80 Stamina (-10)
95 Hustle (NC)
85 Durability (+5)

MENTAL
60 Pass Perception (-12)
90 Offensive Consistency (+10)
50 Defensive Consistency (-20)
80 PNR Defense (+12)
85 Help Defense (+7)
70 Intangibles (-10)
85 Potential (+4)

12 BADGES (+1)
FINISHING (6): Lob City Finisher (G-U2), Pick & Roller (S), Putback Boss (S-U1), Fastbreak Finisher (B-ADD), Relentless Finisher (B-ADD), Tear Dropper (B-ADD)
DEFENSE (6): Chase Down Artist (G), Pogo Stick (G), Box (S), Worm (S), Heart Crusher (B), Post Move Lockdown (B-D2)
PERSONALITY (1): Laid Back
REMOVE (2): Pick & Popper (B), Pick Pocket (B)

Shooting Data vs 2K Ratings
Rim: 153-195 (78.5%) = 68 Layup / 80 D.Dunk / 80 S.Dunk
Close: 78-151 (51.6%) = 95
Mid: 2-8 (25.0%) = 88
3pt: 21-52 (40.4%) = 83

Clarke's Close% and volume is unheard of for a rookie. He has mastery of a floater that he breaks out in the pick & roll and on the break when the defense has cut off his path to the rim.

Interestingly, Clarke doesn't post up AT ALL en route to his elite Close% (7 points on 10 possessions). So while that surely helps his Close%, he isn't one for creating his own shot (he's assisted on 84% of all his FGs). A true anomaly.

I don't really know what 2K is smoking giving Clarke an 88 Mid-Range. Clearly whoever is supposed to be double-checking the data fell asleep at the wheel. It is very clear from watching tape that Clarke isn't a shooter by trade.

69 Ball Handle is also pretty high for a guy who isn't creating his own shot off the dribble.

Defensively, while Clarke utilizes his athleticism to great effect, he is extremely undersized and not an effective post defender. He's best suited to being an energy backup, as his limitations would be magnified as a starter.

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Thanks man! Love your detailed description and opinion!

[Real2KInsider]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

I would love to see how you would re rate Jayson Tatum. I have a custom roster from the roster sub forum & he’s putting up Giannis numbers in my Myleague 34/10/4 with a usage rating if 42%. When I use the 2k Roster he’s more of a 18ppg guy

Jayson Tatum
Position: PF/SF
H/W/A: 6'8" / 210 / 21 yo
Archetype: Floor-Spacing Slasher (from Scoring Machine)
88 Overall (NC)

Tatum averaged 31-8-3 in February (Player of the Month). He hit a staggering 52 threes in 12 games (shooting 48%). He was trending upward all season, but that qualifies as an explosion.

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OFFENSE
85 Driving Layup (-3)
75 Post Fadeaway (+7)
60 Post Hook (+10)
75 Post Control (+18)
65 Draw Foul (-24)
79 Shot Close (-1)
74 Shot Mid (-10)
87 Shot 3pt (+2)
83 Free Throw (-2)
85 Ball Control (+1)
58 Pass Vision (+3)
60 Pass IQ (-18)
65 Pass Accuracy (-4)
40 Offensive Rebound (-1)
50 Standing Dunk (NC)
90 Driving Dunk (NC)
99 Shot IQ (+2)
99 Hands (+4)

2K surely knows Tatum trained with Kobe, right? He's logged 223 Post possessions in his career.

DEFENSE
72 Defensive Rebound (+1)
75 Interior Defense (+25)
80 Perimeter Defense (-3)
59 Block (-4)
73 Steal (+14)
85 Shot Contest (+15)
85 Reaction Time (+15)

Tatum ranks 3rd in DRPM among Power Forwards, behind Giannis and Bam. He's the top defender on the NBA's 4th best defensive team.

ATHLETICISM
85 Lateral Quickness (+2)
80 Speed (+1)
80 Ball Speed (+1)
85 Acceleration (+3)
80 Vertical (-2)
60 Strength (-5)
95 Stamina (NC)
85 Hustle (+10)
95 Durability (+15)

MENTAL
75 Pass Perception (-4)
90 Offensive Consistency (-8)
95 Defensive Consistency (+15)
99 PNR Defense (+20)
85 Help Defense (+2)
99 Intangibles (+1)
95 Potential (+5)

Maxed out PNR defense not what anyone was expecting?

Tatum PNR Ball Defense
2020: 0.66 PPP (94th Percentile)
2019: 0.65 PPP (95th Percentile)
2018: 0.61 PPP (91st Percentile)
479 Total Possessions

Kawhi's last three seasons
2020: 0.82 PPP (65th Percentile)
2019: 0.83 PPP (63rd Percentile)
2017: 0.80 PPP (68th Percentile)
567 Total Possessions

38 BADGES (+13)
FINISHING (8): Fastbreak Finisher (S), Lob City Finisher (S), Showtime (S), Acrobat (B-ADD), Consistent Finisher (B), Contact Finisher (B), Fancy Footwork (B), Post Spin Technician (B-ADD), Slithery Finisher (B-ADD)
SHOOTING (15): Catch & Shoot (G), Deadeye (G), Difficult Shots (G), Green Machine (G), Hot Start (G), Clutch Shooter (S), Hot Zone Hunter (S), Pump Fake Maestro (S), Slippery Off-Ball (S), Steady Shooter (S), Tireless Shooter (S), Volume Shooter (S), Corner Specialist (B-ADD), Ice In Veins (B-ADD), Flexible Release (B-ADD)
PLAYMAKING (7): Quick First Step (G-ADD), Space Creator (S), Stop & Go (S), Bail Out (B), Tight Handles (B-ADD), Unpluckable (B-ADD)
DEFENSE (8): Chase Down Artist (S-U1), Off-Ball Pest (S), Pick Dodger (S), Trapper (S), Clamps (B-ADD), Interceptor (B-ADD), Lightning Reflexes (B-ADD), Tireless Defender (B-ADD)

I've given 99 Intangibles to Tatum which is something I don't take lightly. It's something I reserve for only Superstars. At age 21, Tatum is a better player than every wing in the league was at the same age.

Age 21 seasons
Tatum: 20.3 PER, 56 TS%, 29 USG%, All-Star
Giannis: 18.8 PER, 57 TS%, 22 USG%
George: 16.5 PER, 56 TS%, 19 USG%
Kawhi: 16.4 PER, 59 TS%, 16 USG%
DeRozan: 14.5 PER, 53 TS%, 23 USG%
Ingram: 13.4 PER, 56 TS%, 23 USG%
Middleton: 11.4 PER, 53 TS%, 16 USG%
Butler: Still in college

He's ahead of where Kawhi and PG13 were at the same age, and those two are pretty fair barometers for what to expect out of Tatum the next 5-10 years.

[Razorbadguy]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

Jayson Tatum
Position: PF/SF
H/W/A: 6'8" / 210 / 21 yo
Archetype: Floor-Spacing Slasher (from Scoring Machine)
88 Overall (NC)

Tatum averaged 31-8-3 in February (Player of the Month). He hit a staggering 52 threes in 12 games (shooting 48%). He was trending upward all season, but that qualifies as an explosion.

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OFFENSE
85 Driving Layup (-3)
75 Post Fadeaway (+7)
60 Post Hook (+10)
75 Post Control (+18)
65 Draw Foul (-24)
79 Shot Close (-1)
74 Shot Mid (-10)
87 Shot 3pt (+2)
83 Free Throw (-2)
90 Ball Control (+6)
58 Pass Vision (+3)
60 Pass IQ (-18)
65 Pass Accuracy (-4)
40 Offensive Rebound (-1)
50 Standing Dunk (NC)
90 Driving Dunk (NC)
99 Shot IQ (+2)
99 Hands (+4)

2K surely knows Tatum trained with Kobe, right? He's logged 223 Post possessions in his career.

DEFENSE
72 Defensive Rebound (+1)
75 Interior Defense (+25)
80 Perimeter Defense (-3)
59 Block (-4)
73 Steal (+14)
85 Shot Contest (+15)
85 Reaction Time (+15)

Tatum ranks 3rd in DRPM among Power Forwards, behind Giannis and Bam. He's the top defender on the NBA's 4th best defensive team.

ATHLETICISM
85 Lateral Quickness (+2)
80 Speed (+1)
80 Ball Speed (+1)
85 Acceleration (+3)
80 Vertical (-2)
60 Strength (-5)
95 Stamina (NC)
85 Hustle (+10)
95 Durability (+15)

MENTAL
75 Pass Perception (-4)
90 Offensive Consistency (-8)
95 Defensive Consistency (+15)
99 PNR Defense (+20)
85 Help Defense (+2)
99 Intangibles (+1)
95 Potential (+5)

Maxed out PNR defense not what anyone was expecting?

Tatum PNR Ball Defense
2020: 0.66 PPP (94th Percentile)
2019: 0.65 PPP (95th Percentile)
2018: 0.61 PPP (91st Percentile)
479 Total Possessions

Kawhi's last three seasons
2020: 0.82 PPP (65th Percentile)
2019: 0.83 PPP (63rd Percentile)
2017: 0.80 PPP (68th Percentile)
567 Total Possessions

38 BADGES (+13)
FINISHING (8): Fastbreak Finisher (S), Lob City Finisher (S), Showtime (S), Acrobat (B-ADD), Consistent Finisher (B), Contact Finisher (B), Fancy Footwork (B), Post Spin Technician (B-ADD), Slithery Finisher (B-ADD)
SHOOTING (15): Catch & Shoot (G), Deadeye (G), Difficult Shots (G), Green Machine (G), Hot Start (G), Clutch Shooter (S), Hot Zone Hunter (S), Pump Fake Maestro (S), Slippery Off-Ball (S), Steady Shooter (S), Tireless Shooter (S), Volume Shooter (S), Corner Specialist (B-ADD), Ice In Veins (B-ADD), Flexible Release (B-ADD)
PLAYMAKING (7): Quick First Step (G-ADD), Space Creator (S), Stop & Go (S), Bail Out (B), Tight Handles (B-ADD), Unpluckable (B-ADD)
DEFENSE (8): Chase Down Artist (S-U1), Off-Ball Pest (S), Pick Dodger (S), Trapper (S), Clamps (B-ADD), Interceptor (B-ADD), Lightning Reflexes (B-ADD), Tireless Defender (B-ADD)

I've given 99 Intangibles to Tatum which is something I don't take lightly. It's something I reserve for only Superstars. At age 21, Tatum is a better player than every wing in the league was at the same age.

Age 21 seasons
Tatum: 20.3 PER, 56 TS%, 29 USG%, All-Star
Giannis: 18.8 PER, 57 TS%, 22 USG%
George: 16.5 PER, 56 TS%, 19 USG%
Kawhi: 16.4 PER, 59 TS%, 16 USG%
DeRozan: 14.5 PER, 53 TS%, 23 USG%
Ingram: 13.4 PER, 56 TS%, 23 USG%
Middleton: 11.4 PER, 53 TS%, 16 USG%
Butler: Still in college

He's ahead of where Kawhi and PG13 were at the same age, and those two are pretty fair barometers for what to expect out of Tatum the next 5-10 years.

Thanks again for this. Your attention to all details is crazy!


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[jdizzle45]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

Man I would love a full edit of the 96 bulls

[zten11]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

can you take a Look at Brandon clarke? right now clarke is averaging 24 ppg and is shooting the Lights out as the go to scorer on the #1 Team in our online League. He is using clarke mainly as a klay Thomson style type of Player coming of screens but also attacking smaller or slower players in the paint. wondering if thats just a matter of volume and clarke can actually do All those things or if 2k just again rated a Player wrong.

I don't agree with their new rating system. I kept mine more similar to previous years. Not quite as generous with overalls but still making a lot of sense. Check my roster out if you haven't already.

[Real2KInsider]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

I don't agree with their new rating system. I kept mine more similar to previous years. Not quite as generous with overalls but still making a lot of sense. Check my roster out if you haven't already.

2K's attribute formulas haven't really changed in the last 5 years. The only key change this year is Badges affecting OVR (which is a very welcome improvement).

[MoneyOvaHuds]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

Wonder could we get a Zach Lavine breakdown


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[Real2KInsider]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

Zach LaVine
Position: SG/SF
H/W/A: 6'6" / 200 / 24 yo
Archetype: Scoring Machine (from Floor-Spacing Slasher)
86 Overall (+1)

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OFFENSE
85 Driving Layup (-3)
60 Post Fadeaway (+2)
50 Post Hook (+6)
55 Post Control (+17)
70 Draw Foul (-17)
50 Shot Close (-24)
82 Shot Mid (+12)
85 Shot 3pt (+3)
80 Free Throw (-3)
90 Ball Control (+4)
68 Pass Vision (-2)
70 Pass IQ (-12)
75 Pass Accuracy (-7)
35 Offensive Rebound (NC)
60 Standing Dunk (NC)
95 Driving Dunk (NC)
99 Shot IQ (+1)
95 Hands (NC)

Shooting Stats
Rim: 279-448 (62.3%)
Close: 31-157 (19.7%) - This is unspeakably bad
Mid: 45-111 (40.5%)
3pt: 184-484 (38.0%)

Scoring from 3-15 Feet is a major hole in LaVine's game (the average starting SG shoots about 40%). He doesn't have a tear drop or runner. If he can't get all the way to the rim he's hoping to get bailed out by a foul. Last year LaVine shot 61-220 (27.2%) from Close, so this isn't an aberration either.

The good news is he's only 24 years old. If his efficiency (and/or shot selection) improved even modestly, he'd be an All-Star without question.

DEFENSE
60 Defensive Rebound (NC)
55 Interior Defense (+6)
75 Perimeter Defense (+10)
48 Block (-3)
73 Steal (+14)
70 Shot Contest (+5)
70 Reaction Time (NC)

This has quietly been LaVine's best defensive season. The Bulls rank 14th defensively, after ranking 25th last year. Say what you will about coach Jim Boylen's methods, but he's getting the most he can out of his team's best player.

ATHLETICISM
75 Lateral Quickness (+4)
85 Speed (+1)
85 Ball Speed (+4)
90 Acceleration (+6)
99 Vertical (+2)
55 Strength (+11)
95 Stamina (-3)
85 Hustle (NC)
75 Durability (-5)

MENTAL
70 Pass Perception (+25)
95 Offensive Consistency (-3)
60 Defensive Consistency (+10)
90 PNR Defense (+23)
65 Help Defense (+1)
90 Intangibles (-5)
90 Potential (+3)

2020 Shooting Guards
Harden: 28.4 PER, 62 TS%, 36 USG% (West All-Star)
Kawhi: 26.7 PER, 59 TS%, 33 USG% (West All-Star)
Beal: 23.1 PER, 58 TS%, 34 USG%
Booker: 19.8 PER, 62 TS%, 30 USG% (West All-Star)
LaVine: 19.5 PER, 57 TS%, 32 USG%
Mitchell: 19.1 PER, 56 TS%, 31 USG% (West All-Star)
Lowry: 17.9 PER, 59 TS%, 23 USG% (East All-Star)
Holiday: 17.5 PER, 54 TS%, 25 USG%
McCollum: 17.4 PER, 54 TS%, 27 USG%
J.Brown: 17.1 PER, 59 TS%, 25 USG%

LaVine is right there with Booker and Mitchell (Beal has a legit gripe about being snubbed from the All-Star game, though that's a separate issue). LaVine should be locked in as a top 3 SG in the east for the foreseeable future.

29 BADGES (+7)
FINISHING (9): Fastbreak Finisher (G), Relentless Finisher (G) Showtime (G), Acrobat (S), Consistent Finisher (S), Contact Finisher (S), Pro Touch (S), Fancy Footwork (B), Lob City Finisher (B)
SHOOTING (13): Catch & Shoot (S), Corner Specialist (S), Difficult Shots (S), Hot Zone Hunter (S), Tireless Shooter (S-U1), Volume Shooter (S), Clutch Shooter (S-ADD), Deadeye (B-ADD), Deep Fades (B-ADD), Flexible Release (B), Green Machine (B), Hot Start (B), Pump Fake Maestro (S-U1), Slippery Off-Ball (B)
PLAYMAKING (6): Downhill (S), Bail Out (B), Handles For Days (B-ADD), Quick First Step (B-ADD), Space Creator (B-ADD), Stop & Go (B-ADD)
DEFENSE (1): Pick Dodger (B-ADD)
PERSONALITY (3): Expressive, Extremely Confident, High Work Ethic
REMOVE: Warm Weather Fan

^Not a fan of how 2K implemented these Association subtypes like "Media Ringmaster" and "Warm Weather Fan". LaVine has played in Minnesota and Chicago. He re-signed with Chicago for 4 years, indicating weather wasn't a major factor for him.

[EatableclownV]

Re: NBA 2K20 Player Rating Edit Guide

These write ups are awesome. Massive fan of your work, please keep em coming.

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