My question is this. Using real player % do people that use it feel like guys can just catch fire on any given night and shoot well above their percentage ?
I have always preferred Real Player % to have guys shoot mostly as they do in real life but it has really seemed like I don't see guys have nights where they are lights out. Even mediocre 3-Point shooters sometimes have nights where they get hot and can't miss.
The second question from there is if I feel like this doesn't happen enough if I lowered the offensive consistency silder would that help players have a wider range of outcomes on any given night both good and bad or does that slider only make the players worse.
Just curious. Last year was the first time I tried using the Shot Timing a little bit and I had a game with Lillard where I just went crazy hitting everything and felt like I hadn't really seen that before with Real Player %. But if I use Timing how much does that make the ratings less meaningful. Does anyone know this ?
Thanks.
I have always preferred Real Player % to have guys shoot mostly as they do in real life but it has really seemed like I don't see guys have nights where they are lights out. Even mediocre 3-Point shooters sometimes have nights where they get hot and can't miss.
The second question from there is if I feel like this doesn't happen enough if I lowered the offensive consistency silder would that help players have a wider range of outcomes on any given night both good and bad or does that slider only make the players worse.
Just curious. Last year was the first time I tried using the Shot Timing a little bit and I had a game with Lillard where I just went crazy hitting everything and felt like I hadn't really seen that before with Real Player %. But if I use Timing how much does that make the ratings less meaningful. Does anyone know this ?
Thanks.
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