Official 2k20 MyPlayer Build Thread.

[Kleinevos]

Quote: Originally Posted by jyoung

Half sharpshooter half defender is definitely the best big man pie chart in the game. Having an open paint where any of your teammates can drive in or cut through without the other team's center helping off your team's big man makes offense so easy that you should be able to score 90 to 100 points a game against bad teams and 70 to 80 points a game against good teams. I hate how necessary quick draw is to do post moves and take jump shots at a decent speed on a 6'10" or taller player. You pretty much have to go up to gold at minimum, and then go all the way up to hall of fame if you plan on taking more than 4 or 5 shots a game for your team. Having all those hall of fame shooting badges also lets you not worry about your three point rating getting dropped by height + wingspan and just let the power of the purple badges make your shots go in.

Rubbish.
This whole Notion of having the big man standing in te corner is rubbish. That’s for people who have no ball iq

I post up on the high or low block, on the weak side.
The post up animation usually makes the opposing center sticking on to you, clearing up the lane. He’ll usually be too late to come off you to contest, and if he does, the driver can give me the ball for an easy dunk.
I’m a 7”2 andahalf (metric system) with max wingspan. I dropstep or do hooks all game long.
Way more versatile and useful than just another tall cornerpost.
And with 91 interior defence, length and wingspan and 12 defence badgepoints, i’m also good enough on the defensive side.

I’m so tired of people thinking bigs are just there to grab rebounds, set screens or stand in the ****ing corner all game.

[ph33]

He didn't mention Anywhere in his his post about big men just standing in the corner. I don't know why you're so upset.

Anyways, I do like the idea of being able to stretch, making the defense respect my shot can open up things for myself and teammates. My dilemma now is what size, I would ideally like it to be versatile enough to play in 3v3 but not sure if I'm wasting time not making a behemoth

I had an undersized C last year I was fine with though

Quote: Originally Posted by tru11

solo playing with randoms you probably want an interior force who can do it all except shoot deep 2 and 3s.

That's how I feel when I know someone is a bonafide scrub and puts up monster numbers anyways

[DakkoN]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kleinevos

Rubbish. This whole Notion of having the big man standing in te corner is rubbish. That’s for people who have no ball iq I post up on the high or low block, on the weak side. The post up animation usually makes the opposing center sticking on to you, clearing up the lane. He’ll usually be too late to come off you to contest, and if he does, the driver can give me the ball for an easy dunk. I’m a 7”2 andahalf (metric system) with max wingspan. I dropstep or do hooks all game long. Way more versatile and useful than just another tall cornerpost. And with 91 interior defence, length and wingspan and 12 defence badgepoints, i’m also good enough on the defensive side. I’m so tired of people thinking bigs are just there to grab rebounds, set screens or stand in the ****ing corner all game.

He's talking about from a competitive standpoint in which case he's 100% true. 3/D Center is the best big man build in the game. If your offense is relying on taking contested inside shots, you're doing it wrong. Every team at a competitive level doesn't need a scoring big man because they get uncontested layups/dunks from rolls because their matchup had to sell out to stop a three pointer.

[Kleinevos]

Quote: Originally Posted by DakkoN

He's talking about from a competitive standpoint in which case he's 100% true. 3/D Center is the best big man build in the game. If your offense is relying on taking contested inside shots, you're doing it wrong. Every team at a competitive level doesn't need a scoring big man because they get uncontested layups/dunks from rolls because their matchup had to sell out to stop a three pointer.

Ah yes, comp.
Probably why the 2kleague puts anyone to sleep with how they play.


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[DakkoN]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kleinevos

Ah yes, comp. Probably why the 2kleague puts anyone to sleep with how they play. Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

Comp, or at any level that's not just pub stomping xxClampGod420xx in Walk-On..

[Kleinevos]

Yep, all snorefests to look at


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[Korrupted]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kleinevos

Rubbish. This whole Notion of having the big man standing in te corner is rubbish. That’s for people who have no ball iq I post up on the high or low block, on the weak side. The post up animation usually makes the opposing center sticking on to you, clearing up the lane. He’ll usually be too late to come off you to contest, and if he does, the driver can give me the ball for an easy dunk. I’m a 7”2 andahalf (metric system) with max wingspan. I dropstep or do hooks all game long. Way more versatile and useful than just another tall cornerpost. And with 91 interior defence, length and wingspan and 12 defence badgepoints, i’m also good enough on the defensive side. I’m so tired of people thinking bigs are just there to grab rebounds, set screens or stand in the ****ing corner all game.

Meh. I'd rather run with a Center who can space the floor. It just makes the offense that much more better and versatile IMO. Pick and Pop and Pick and Roll are super effective with a build that can do a little bit of both. Most inside Centers just camp in the paint the entire game. It's super annoying.

[Kleinevos]

Quote: Originally Posted by Korrupted

. Most inside Centers just camp in the paint the entire game. .

That’s not a flaw of the build, but of the guy handling the sticks.



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