In 2K12 there was both a post drive and a post spin attribute.
Is there such a thing in 2K13? All I see is Post Proficiency sig skill, but that tells me next to nothing. There's a Post Fade and Post Hook rating, which is nice, but why can't I find a post drive/spin rating? How do I know which players can pull off which move more consistently? Shimmy, Hop Step, Drop Step, etc.
And what exactly does the post proficiency sig skill do anyways? Does it practically max out all of his post things such as spin, drive, shimmy shot, drop-step shot, etc? All it says for moves is "moves are more effective" -- HOW MUCH more effective 2k? HOW MUCH?
Really, I'm just trying to see what James Worthy does best in the post. I used to practically only use him for driving face-up and alleyoops, but then realized he has 93 post-O, but have no idea which moves he does better than others thanks to a lack of a rating system.
The amount of things left unexplained in this game are mind-boggling.
Is there such a thing in 2K13? All I see is Post Proficiency sig skill, but that tells me next to nothing. There's a Post Fade and Post Hook rating, which is nice, but why can't I find a post drive/spin rating? How do I know which players can pull off which move more consistently? Shimmy, Hop Step, Drop Step, etc.
And what exactly does the post proficiency sig skill do anyways? Does it practically max out all of his post things such as spin, drive, shimmy shot, drop-step shot, etc? All it says for moves is "moves are more effective" -- HOW MUCH more effective 2k? HOW MUCH?
Really, I'm just trying to see what James Worthy does best in the post. I used to practically only use him for driving face-up and alleyoops, but then realized he has 93 post-O, but have no idea which moves he does better than others thanks to a lack of a rating system.
The amount of things left unexplained in this game are mind-boggling.
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