NBA 2k16 PRO-AM Discussion/Advice Thread

[infam0us]

I haven't really seen the inside outside 7'3 C duos, is it really that effective?

We play with 6'11 PF and 7'3 C who are both inside players and quite effective with back to basket. The C can hit 15 footers the PF cant do anything in the perimeter.

[Rockie_Fresh88]

Quote: Originally Posted by infam0us

I haven't really seen the inside outside 7'3 C duos, is it really that effective? We play with 6'11 PF and 7'3 C who are both inside players and quite effective with back to basket. The C can hit 15 footers the PF cant do anything in the perimeter.

Very . It takes away the rim protection especially if the other guy can hit the 15 footer. Leads to a lot of backdoor cuts by the wing positions.

[infam0us]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rockie_Fresh88

Very . It takes away the rim protection especially if the other guy can hit the 15 footer. Leads to a lot of backdoor cuts by the wing positions.

Our team was curious so we created a stretch PF, only 6'10 though and my god the difference in play is real. The PF is a 68 overall but it opened up the offense so much

[iTofu]

I have a question. I have a 7'0" outside center that I've been working on specifically for Pro-Am. I chose 7' instead of 7'3" for the slight edge in acceleration and lateral quickness.

However, it sounds like everyone prefers 7'3" outside center, are those 3 inches going to be a problem for me? I think I know the answer, but I want to make certain before I restart my center...

Quote: Originally Posted by Rockie_Fresh88

Quote: Originally Posted by infam0us I haven't really seen the inside outside 7'3 C duos, is it really that effective? Very . It takes away the rim protection especially if the other guy can hit the 15 footer. Leads to a lot of backdoor cuts by the wing positions.

Why not have two outside centers and open up the inside completely with spacing?

[Rockie_Fresh88]

Quote: Originally Posted by iTofu

I have a question. I have a 7'0" outside center that I've been working on specifically for Pro-Am. I chose 7' instead of 7'3" for the slight edge in acceleration and lateral quickness. However, it sounds like everyone prefers 7'3" outside center, are those 3 inches going to be a problem for me? I think I know the answer, but I want to make certain before I restart my center... Why not have two outside centers and open up the inside completely with spacing?

Truth be told there aren't a lot of good centers . But the 7'3 centers who are skilled and have 99Ovr with 50 badges are almost unstoppable unless you're closer in height .


That could work but you still want a big who can get those put back shots and that 94 dunk rating in case shots aren't falling .

[iTofu]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rockie_Fresh88

Truth be told there aren't a lot of good centers . But the 7'3 centers who are skilled and have 99Ovr with 50 badges are almost unstoppable unless you're closer in height.

Alright thanks for the reply. I'll restart with 7'3" center.

[jgarrett]

I am a 6'6 PG that is a playmaker & elite defender. I have maxed out my rating at 88. I know that you are able to get more upgrades by going thru 5 practices in the MyCareer mode. How many upgrades will I be able to get? I see guys rated 99 all of the time. Also, how do you unlock badges?

Thanks.

[de5m0n]

Quote: Originally Posted by jgarrett

I am a 6'6 PG that is a playmaker & elite defender. I have maxed out my rating at 88. I know that you are able to get more upgrades by going thru 5 practices in the MyCareer mode. How many upgrades will I be able to get? I see guys rated 99 all of the time. Also, how do you unlock badges? Thanks.

Just a little research would answer all your questions.

You get total of 100 upgrades for your player. 75 you get right away and 25 you can get by practicing.

Badges you have to do specific stuff in game to unlock them. You can easily find a guide on what needs to be done for any badge. GL man the grind is real.