Player Archetypes NBA 2k17

[hanzsomehanz]

Quote: Originally Posted by Already Platinum

Thinking about making a 6'6 PG Playmaker not really happy with my 6'9 SF Point Forward hopefully it works out well gonna try this out

I have this build and it's decent all-around.

I kept my weight and wingspan at the defaults.



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[Crea8vity]

Maybe choosing a Slasher was a mistake, or maybe I'm just terrible..

I get blocked on just about every dunk attempt, and all of my layups have an 'F' shot quality

[VictorOzieh]

Quote: Originally Posted by gabbo01

How are you big men feeling about the height you chose? I thought 6'11 would be very popular, but I've literally seen none in park or pro smaller than 7ft. I feel undersized at 6'11 but it's going great.

im 6'11 athletic center & I'm loving it. haven't been to the park yet tho. just enjoying my career. i do have some qualms about the attribute caps tho. Because they're just too low in some spots especially since most of the good big men in the league exceed them (such as fast/athletic guys like Anthony Davis or Deandre Jordan) ...no matter the big man archetype SG shouldn't have more strength/post control than a big man lol

[nyk_fatboy]

whats better for a post scorer default wingspan or max wingspan

[dnyce87]

Quote: Originally Posted by nyk_fatboy

whats better for a post scorer default wingspan or max wingspan

Probably default so u don't lose strength. Going to need that if yr going to play back to the basket.

[georgepal]

Quote: Originally Posted by jackpfree

I am like 13-15 games in by the way, unlocked OMFB, tear dropper, and alley oop finisher all in the same game lol. Was going for all those badges in mutliple games, but yeah it takes a bit.

In 1 game? Are you playing 12min quarters?

[abuC]

Quote: Originally Posted by Crea8vity

Maybe choosing a Slasher was a mistake, or maybe I'm just terrible.. I get blocked on just about every dunk attempt, and all of my layups have an 'F' shot quality

Try using floaters. And if you play on pro-am cut without the ball and that works. Our second leading scorer is a 6'6 slasher.

[tangalife]

6'6" PG playmaker or 6'7" point forward?

They are basically identical except the PG is a little faster (without ball). Also having a 6'6" PG would be great against the 6'3-4" guards with some good on ball D.

Is there any reason why you would pick point forward in this comparison?