By bullet points--
On Skill Based Shooting
one of the biggest problems with skill based shooting is that shot selection is at least 50 percent of the equation.
you can have perfect timing and release your shot at the apex of your jump and still get a shot blocked or missed because it was ill advised from the start.
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On Adjustments and Individual Player Skill
You bring up another issue
There are percentages of success in shooting that are not black and white, not ideal
For instance, if a defender is in front of you, you'll have to adjust the speed or release of your shot to compensate.
Highly skilled players can do this with only a minor hit on percentages
whereas skilled shooters who are not elite scorers can be taken right out of the game due to having to make that adjustment.
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On Contact and Defense
not to mention certain shots are just sure misses.
in the middle of traffic and with two defenders collapsing.
That's another issue. If you can't plant your feet, you can't shoot the same kind of shot
and the "shot meter" should reflect that change.
off balance should be about adjusting to the angle of the shot.
if you lean left you should have to correct right.
and visa versa
I think the way you adjust your shot should affect your sweet spot as well. The sweet spot should be dependent on the type of shot. A derek fisher leaner should be waaay different than a set shot.
adjust
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It's Not a Black and White Issue
Saying someone is a good shooter from certain ranges is deceiving
it's like looking at regular season percentages to dictate post season percentages. depending on the scenario the sweet spot should change.
clutch should affect the sweet spot.
kobe vs. joe johnson should be two totally different stories in the clutch
and playoffs.
getting away from probabilities really gets away from NBA basketball. it might as well be bird v jordan streetball.
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I omitted all direct comparisons to 2k in compliance with TOS rules. Surpri


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