MyCareer: How Tall is Your Center?

[downsouth]

Just out of curiosity, how tall have you made your C in mycareer for park and pro-am? Would you change?

I have a 99 7'3 inside and 6'8 C in the low 90s. Recently started a 6'11 C.

I think you can make just about anything work but there are definite adjustments in play. Rebounds come easier on the slow C if standing around but ive gotten over 25 rebounds with the 6'8 C as well but u cant just stand still under hoop like 7'3 either.

The 6'8 is obviously superior on fast breaks and inferior slightly when defending post up.

Trying to get a little mix from each at 611. Hoping it just doesnt turn out a waste like the balanced c i made.

Anyone else tried a variety of heights?

[Rockie_Fresh88]

I can tell you 7'3 is the way to go for pro am . Rebounds come easier , blocks come easier , and you finish better. Height makes a huge difference this year .

[downsouth]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rockie_Fresh88

I can tell you 7'3 is the way to go for pro am . Rebounds come easier , blocks come easier , and you finish better. Height makes a huge difference this year .

The only regret with my 7'3 center is no playmaker. Wish you could retrain. On the two smaller centers i can get breakstarter, one man fast break, and chase down artist.

[NARFALICIOUS]

7'3 240

Averaging like 25-30pts (I forget exactly on pts) 23 reb, 6 blocks, 6 assists, 4-5 TO. Superstar, Simulation 12 Minute Quarters - All games played in full.

[downsouth]

Oh yes mycareer offline is easy mode on center. If on 12 min quarters you have to work hard to not get 80/20/20/10/5. I mostly use mycareer to farm badges and attributes for online modes. I dont play career on "finished characters" anymore.

[E The Rhymer]

7'1 cause you know... Realism and what not. But all in all I like it a lot still do huge numbers easily even online.


Sent from my iPhone with minimal cares for grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

[iTofu]

7' tall... I chose 7' over 7'3" for additional lateral quickness and acceleration. I'm not very far in and thus I'm thinking about restarting as 7'3" to be more ideal for Pro-Am because of posts like this:

Quote: Originally Posted by Rockie_Fresh88

I can tell you 7'3 is the way to go for pro am . Rebounds come easier , blocks come easier , and you finish better. Height makes a huge difference this year .

Is the 3 inch difference really that significant? I understand it's technically more than 3 inches with reach.

[Speedy]

http://www.operationsports.com/forum...er-thread.html

Downsouth...please use the MyCareer thread please.