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TheJuice00 · 10-11-2012, 01:39 AM

Having played a couple games with these sliders, one thing that sticks out is that they appear to be very guard/wing-dominant in terms of shooting numbers. I played against the Suns and while I don't remember the exact #s off the top of my head, I'm not sure either Gortat or Scola had more than 5 FGA's apiece, while Shannon Brown and Michael Beasley each shot the ball roughly 20 times.

For something a bit more recent, just finished playing as the Nets against the Knicks and here any the FGAs for NYK:
Melo: 13-24
JR Smith: 3-21
Felton: 6-9
Shumpert: 3-7
Brewer: 2-7
Stoudemire: 2-7
Camby: 3-5
Chandler: 1-1

Seems very weighed towards guards. Also, I've noticed every game there's one guard (JR Smith, Beasley, OJ Mayo) who jacks 10+ 3-pointers. Not sure how to go about fixing this issue and getting the post players a bit more involved, but I thought it was worth noting. I'd be curious what the selection looks like against a post-centric team like Utah.

10-11-2012, 01:39 AM	#100
TheJuice00 Rookie OVR: 2 Join Date: Feb 2003	Re: mkharsh33 NBA 2K13 - ALL-STAR Sliders Having played a couple games with these sliders, one thing that sticks out is that they appear to be very guard/wing-dominant in terms of shooting numbers. I played against the Suns and while I don't remember the exact #s off the top of my head, I'm not sure either Gortat or Scola had more than 5 FGA's apiece, while Shannon Brown and Michael Beasley each shot the ball roughly 20 times. For something a bit more recent, just finished playing as the Nets against the Knicks and here any the FGAs for NYK: Melo: 13-24 JR Smith: 3-21 Felton: 6-9 Shumpert: 3-7 Brewer: 2-7 Stoudemire: 2-7 Camby: 3-5 Chandler: 1-1 Seems very weighed towards guards. Also, I've noticed every game there's one guard (JR Smith, Beasley, OJ Mayo) who jacks 10+ 3-pointers. Not sure how to go about fixing this issue and getting the post players a bit more involved, but I thought it was worth noting. I'd be curious what the selection looks like against a post-centric team like Utah.