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Thrustie · 06-02-2017, 08:34 AM

The categories are supposed to include attributes that are logically grouped together though. While I would love to increase free throws on my big without worrying about my jumper, does that make logical sense? How many great free throwers can't hit a J?

Or maybe I want my guard to be super fast but I don't care about his vert because I only want to play on the perimeter. Well ok but how many players have blazing speed but can't jump?

I'm not against individual attributes but I do think it results in some corny dudes with unbalanced stats. And I know a lot of people think it creates more variety, but in my experience, a handful of optimal builds float to the top and it's not long before we're left with 4 to 5 "archetypes" anyways.

06-02-2017, 08:34 AM	#10
Thrustie Pro OVR: 0 Join Date: Sep 2016	Re: Lumping attribute upgrades into categories killed the variety The categories are supposed to include attributes that are logically grouped together though. While I would love to increase free throws on my big without worrying about my jumper, does that make logical sense? How many great free throwers can't hit a J? Or maybe I want my guard to be super fast but I don't care about his vert because I only want to play on the perimeter. Well ok but how many players have blazing speed but can't jump? I'm not against individual attributes but I do think it results in some corny dudes with unbalanced stats. And I know a lot of people think it creates more variety, but in my experience, a handful of optimal builds float to the top and it's not long before we're left with 4 to 5 "archetypes" anyways.