What are some good playbooks?

[jyoung]

Quote: Originally Posted by 2kNerd

Awesome...thanks! I'm about to jump on my PS4 now, but what do you mean by 'right bumper'? R2 on PS4?

Right bumper on Xbox One = R1 on PlayStation 4

[arvislegend]

I would give the nod to the Warriors Playbook. I managed to snipe one for cheap back in October and have been using it ever since. I would say that's the best playbook I've used simply because on fastbreaks, there's a really good money play that will always get your shooting guard or small forward open for a wing three pointer. If you time your shot right, it's almost always a quick three points. I play a fast paced offense so that play to me is gold. Give it a shot. It runs automatically if you have play calling turned on.

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[jyoung]

Part three of the Miami Heat playbook guide covers Fist 1 Swing, which contains multiple scoring options for all five offensive players:



Option #1 -- Strong side post entry pass
Option #2 -- Top of the key standing three pointer
Option #3 -- Top of the key drive to the basket
Option #4 -- Wing backdoor cut to the basket
Option #5 -- Give handoff back to the point guard
Option #6 -- Swing ball to weak side for post entry pass
Option #7 -- Swing ball to weak side & point guard comes off screen for shot
Option #8 -- Pick & roll/fade after point guard comes off screen if shot's covered
Option #9 -- Hold the ball on wing & screener comes over for pick & roll/fade
Option #10 -- While holding the ball on wing shooting guard also comes off downscreen for a shot
Option #11 -- If shooting guard isn't open, pass back to point guard for shot off a flare screen
Option #12 -- If point guard can't shoot off flare screen, run pick & roll/fade with big man

There are so many different ways to run Fist 1 Swing that you could literally call this set the entire game and still keep the defense off-balance and unable to predict what's coming next.

[jyoung]

A lot of people online love to play tight/deny defense on your shooting guard and small forward.

Fist Horns Flip 35 will destroy those defensive settings by creating backdoor alleyoop options for the shooting guard and small forward:



If you opponent changes his defensive settings after you hit the alleyoop a few times and starts sagging off your players, then he becomes vulnerable to the power forward/center and point guard coming off screens for three point shots.

If all four of those immediate scoring options are taken away, then you can always just run a pick and roll/fade with the point guard in the final branch point of Fist Horns Flip 35.

[QNo]

Those plays look great, I'll have to give that playbook a try.