NBA 2K16 Roster Update Available Now, Details Included (3-3-16)

[BigDaddyHolmes]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeebs9

One of the things I really don't like about the Curry upgrades. Is the Draw Foul rating.... It's one thing to boost his speed. But it's another thing to increase his Draw Fouls ratings. The stats say Curry only goes to the line 5 times a game. But the ratings are totally wrong. We all know Harden is at the top of the list (Cousins is second). Curry is 26 on FTA. But has a 92 rating. While other guys who have higher FTA's don't have a high ratings.

250+LB LBJ not being on that free throw attempt list until 12th, tells a lot about the NBA IMO.

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19

To provide some insight, something to think about is the amount of drives a player takes. Its not quite as basic as how many fouls per game a player is averaging, but more so how often a player draws a foul when in a situation where a foul could be called. A hypothetical example: Shooting 10 threes compared to taking 10 drives, the driving player will get more fouls per game but perhaps the player shooting more threes will get fouls called on drives at a higher percentage. Its all relative

You know I don't make a big deal about anything lol....

Player names FTA DFR
James Harden 10.4 98
DeMarcus Cousi 10.3 97
DeMar Derozan 8.2 89
Danilio Gallinari 8.2 88
Andre Drummo 7.8 90
Jimmy Butler 7.7 89
DeAndre Jordan 7.7 75
Dwight Howard 7.6 75
Andrew Wiggins 7.4 84
Russell Westbro 7.2 88

Stephen Curry 5.4 92


Curry doesn't even drive like that.

DFR = Draw Foul Rating*

Edit: I guess my next question is why does DeAndre Jordan and Dwight only have 75 draw foul rating.

[SpeedyClaxton]

Haven't tried new roster yet, just one question: is Andrew Goudelock CF or CAP because he played 3 seasons ago for Lakers.

[tt500]

Quote: Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19

To provide some insight, something to think about is the amount of drives a player takes. Its not quite as basic as how many fouls per game a player is averaging, but more so how often a player draws a foul when in a situation where a foul could be called. A hypothetical example: Shooting 10 threes compared to taking 10 drives, the driving player will get more fouls per game but perhaps the player shooting more threes will get fouls called on drives at a higher percentage. Its all relative

So can you explain how curry is as fast as wall and westbrook? It really seems like curry is getting some preferrential treatment in ratings. In terms of speed, wall and westbrook would need increases since they are faster than curry.

I also don't understand some ratings that were done in myteam. So paul george is only 78 speed yet his all-star card gets 87 speed. It just ruins the integrity you guys built up leading to 2k16 about the legend scale. Like if Rodman is 99 offensive rebound and everyone compares to him. So if curry is that fast, than comparing wall and westbrook it makes no sense.

[bedwardsroy19]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeebs9

You know I don't make a big deal about anything lol.... Player names FTA DFR James Harden 10.4 98 DeMarcus Cousi 10.3 97 DeMar Derozan 8.2 89 Danilio Gallinari 8.2 88 Andre Drummo 7.8 90 Jimmy Butler 7.7 89 DeAndre Jordan 7.7 75 Dwight Howard 7.6 75 Andrew Wiggins 7.4 84 Russell Westbro 7.2 88 Stephen Curry 5.4 92 Curry doesn't even drive like that. DFR = Draw Foul Rating*

Sorry I think my initial wording was confusing. What I meant was if in a game a player Drives 10 times a game and averages 4 FT's on Drives and another player drives 5 times and draws 3 FT's, the second player is more efficient at drawing fouls and could have a higher rating even though the first has more total fouls.

[LO6IX]

Could Cory Joe get a boost to his driving layup and close shot? He's one of the best in the league at getting into the paint and finishing. He has the floater, runner and short jumpshot.

[TheDuggler]

Quote: Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19

Sorry I think my initial wording was confusing. What I meant was if in a game a player Drives 10 times a game and averages 4 FT's on Drives and another player drives 5 times and draws 3 FT's, the second player is more efficient at drawing fouls and could have a higher rating even though the first has more total fouls.

What does this translate to in-game? Does this mean that the game with artificially give more fouls to certain players taking the same action?

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19

Sorry I think my initial wording was confusing. What I meant was if in a game a player Drives 10 times a game and averages 4 FT's on Drives and another player drives 5 times and draws 3 FT's, the second player is more efficient at drawing fouls and could have a higher rating even though the first has more total fouls.

Oh ok


And please don't take this as an attack. I usually send this things through PM. But your has been full for a while now lol.