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Re: NBA 2K20 Signature Edits
Sorry, again maybe I'm wrong here but that can't be the case if you're creating shot sigs. You have to put a blend amount in. So my question is when you are creating your sigs with multiple releases, what mandatory blend are you putting in? The blends make a huge difference in shot and for you to ask others for their opinions on your sigs without providing the full sigs is pointless, you know what I mean? Not trying to be a dick, I'm genuinely trying to see the sigs you createdComment
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Re: NBA 2K20 Signature Edits
Sorry, again maybe I'm wrong here but that can't be the case if you're creating shot sigs. You have to put a blend amount in. So my question is when you are creating your sigs with multiple releases, what mandatory blend are you putting in? The blends make a huge difference in shot and for you to ask others for their opinions on your sigs without providing the full sigs is pointless, you know what I mean? Not trying to be a dick, I'm genuinely trying to see the sigs you createdComment
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The way I see it, doing a blend is an overkill much of the time. The shot looks the same, it's just the way you prefer the release timing. That's what I was told. I stopped doing this in 2K15 or 2K16, but I still have my way of doing it. If you prefer another person's sig shots because they have a blend, then that's your decision. I'm telling you though I replicate the shots with what I utilize. As of now, blends are not an area I am trying to get into. That doesn't mean my sig shots aren't worth testing out though. Not at all, at least in my humble opinion.
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Okay but that's your opinion. This isn't advanced stats. It's appearance of a jumpshot.Comment
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Thanks, man. Your edits are good and it is always great to have more people doing 'mass' edits.
I appreciate you, like Woody, doing the lower - tier and fringe players that most ignore.
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The way I see it, doing a blend is an overkill much of the time. The shot looks the same, it's just the way you prefer the release timing. That's what I was told. I stopped doing this in 2K15 or 2K16, but I still have my way of doing it. If you prefer another person's sig shots because they have a blend, then that's your decision. I'm telling you though I replicate the shots with what I utilize. As of now, blends are not an area I am trying to get into. That doesn't mean my sig shots aren't worth testing out though. Not at all, at least in my humble opinion.Comment
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Perhaps my original post wasn't clear. If you want to utilize 1 or 2 releases for your sigs that is your prerogative - my only point in my previous post was to ask what blend you used when you did utilize 2 separate releases. You literally cannot use 2 different releases together without inputting a blend amount (1-99 if I'm not mistaken). So when you offer a sig of 2 separate releases without offering a blend amount, then what you're really asking of people is to fiddle around with the blends to determine what YOUR sig will look like. It is what it is though - all the best with your sigs.Comment
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You say these things but your edits don't look good. We're trying to help you when you're coming in here telling us you haven't been in the loop since 2K16, but you're also telling us blending doesn't matter... when guys in here are the ones that have been doing edits using blends for the past 3 games. So please re-evaluate your sigs because at this point you're wasting our time, if I were you I would look at edits from guys like Woody, fc155, DellyTrey, etc there's plenty of guys in here that know what they're doing. And go from there, tweak where you see fit. But at the same time it's so hard to take you seriously when the edits you post are not even close to accurate, while you're saying they're spot on plus you still don't understand how blending works, and when guys are trying to give you feedback telling you the sig needs work or isn't good, you take offense and reject the feedback because YOU think it looks good. Not one person here has said one of your edits was on point. And that's not an opinion, it's literally comparing to a player's real jumpshot, like just look at in game footage as reference. I tried saying this as nicely as possible my man, but SHEESH!Comment
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You say these things but your edits don't look good. We're trying to help you when you're coming in here telling us you haven't been in the loop since 2K16, but you're also telling us blending doesn't matter... when guys in here are the ones that have been doing edits using blends for the past 3 games. So please re-evaluate your sigs because at this point you're wasting our time, if I were you I would look at edits from guys like Woody, fc155, DellyTrey, etc there's plenty of guys in here that know what they're doing. And go from there, tweak where you see fit. But at the same time it's so hard to take you seriously when the edits you post are not even close to accurate, while you're saying they're spot on plus you still don't understand how blending works, and when guys are trying to give you feedback telling you the sig needs work or isn't good, you take offense and reject the feedback because YOU think it looks good. Not one person here has said one of your edits was on point. And that's not an opinion, it's literally comparing to a player's real jumpshot, like just look at in game footage as reference. I tried saying this as nicely as possible my man, but SHEESH!Comment
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The best thing to do would be putting out two versions of my roster, one with sig shots and the full package, and then one with just ratings and tendencies. What does everyone think? Can't go wrong with that right?Comment
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