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  • ImInThis
    Rookie
    • Oct 2014
    • 380

    #1

    New Advice on a new build.

    So I was trying to make a Giannis build, but we all know that's not really possible. This will be for Rec, do you think it'll do good?

    I made a 6'8 PF with the blue pie chart. Reason I lowered it to 6'8 was go get 70 ball handle. Speed is 77 and Acc is 72 at 6'8. I went max strength for post defense, but the center will deal with that


  • howardphillips214
    MVP
    • Jan 2018
    • 1928

    #2
    Re: New Advice on a new build.

    Originally posted by ImInThis
    So I was trying to make a Giannis build, but we all know that's not really possible. This will be for Rec, do you think it'll do good?

    I made a 6'8 PF with the blue pie chart. Reason I lowered it to 6'8 was go get 70 ball handle. Speed is 77 and Acc is 72 at 6'8. I went max strength for post defense, but the center will deal with that


    Pure athletic anything is not a good build. Even finishing/defending can pose issues on offense. Without a jumper you're not creating space on offense.

    The most effective builds at the 4 and 5 can spread the floor and play defense. At the wings it's easier to penetrate and get to the rim. A 70 ball handling is possible, but not like the 80s and 90s. I have a 70 ball handling and can shoot outside jumpers with my new 6'9 build. But only 70 finishing rating without all my badges is tough.

    I still think that the pure playmaking PF at 6'9 is the most well rounded build I've made. But purely being faster and more athletic than your competition is not enough of an upside to be very viable.

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    • kirkangil
      Pro
      • May 2003
      • 985

      #3
      Re: New Advice on a new build.

      I don't suggest any build that has 1 shooting badge.

      Giannis build is not possible and it's a liability the way it is in Rec this year.

      Best bet is to make a facilitating finisher who can dribble a little, finish & playmake.

      It's a nasty build just YouTube that name.

      Usually gets around 80 3 ball, 78 ball handling & 82 driving dunk.

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      • loso_34
        MVP
        • Jul 2010
        • 1343

        #4
        Re: New Advice on a new build.

        i’ve seen some slashing 4’s which is pretty much a zion build do work in rec with no jumper.

        wouldn't say pure finishers are useless.

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        • TonyBake
          Rookie
          • Oct 2018
          • 87

          #5
          Re: New Advice on a new build.

          I imagine an undersized 4 like that will be tough to play with in Rec with a typically packed paint and defenses that usually have HOF Intimidator centers patrolling the middle

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          • Erithtotl
            Pro
            • Aug 2002
            • 679

            #6
            Re: New Advice on a new build.

            A 6'8" PF in rec that is not pure defender is going to get stuck at center a ton and get eaten alive.

            Better to do this same build at SF (you'll end up at PF a LOT). I'd also go higher on speed for that build. Not being able to shoot is still a liability of course, but the high playmaking is nice and you'll be able to finish over your man a lot in those (admittedly rare) situations that your center isn't camping the paint on offense.

            What others said is correct, not being able to shoot is a bad idea but if its a new build I imagine you are looking just try something different and I don't think anything is too wrong with that.
            Last edited by Erithtotl; 04-06-2020, 10:44 AM.

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            • ImInThis
              Rookie
              • Oct 2014
              • 380

              #7
              Re: New Advice on a new build.

              Originally posted by Erithtotl
              A 6'8" PF in rec that is not pure defender is going to get stuck at center a ton and get eaten alive.

              Better to do this same build at SF (you'll end up at PF a LOT). I'd also go higher on speed for that build. Not being able to shoot is still a liability of course, but the high playmaking is nice and you'll be able to finish over your man a lot in those (admittedly rare) situations that your center isn't camping the paint on offense.

              What others said is correct, not being able to shoot is a bad idea but if its a new build I imagine you are looking just try something different and I don't think anything is too wrong with that.
              Yeah I've been trying to make a Giannis build, but I don't think it's possible. Pure Playmaking has low finishing. Playmaking/Shooting also has low finishing

              Think I'm gonna move on and try making Allen Iverson

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              • TheFinalEvent97
                MVP
                • Jul 2016
                • 1519

                #8
                Re: New Advice on a new build.

                Originally posted by ImInThis
                So I was trying to make a Giannis build, but we all know that's not really possible. This will be for Rec, do you think it'll do good?

                I made a 6'8 PF with the blue pie chart. Reason I lowered it to 6'8 was go get 70 ball handle. Speed is 77 and Acc is 72 at 6'8. I went max strength for post defense, but the center will deal with that


                Couple of points:
                1. Silver Quickdraw and Jumpshot 38 (no meter) is enough to hit corner 3's with decent consistency with a 40-60 3PT.
                2. Pure Speed is generally the better pie chart to go with, with maxed out weight you get around 78-85 strength along with high 80's speed at 6'8
                3. 70 Ball Handle is nice but Speed with Ball is probably more important and its tied to a players speed rating. With a 6'8 PF with Max Speed your looking at roughly 80 Speed with Ball
                4. Post Defense is pretty easy if you have Intimidator+Pogo Stick
                5. As a PF you only really need Quick First Step+Downhill and maybe Bail Out since most ball handling would be in catch and drive or in transition.

                Personally i'd recommend a 6'9 Finishing/Defending PF with Max Speed+Max Weight+Max Wingspan, it would roughly have (assuming 99 OVR and Weekly Workout bonus)
                88 Speed
                81 Strength
                82 Acceleration
                77 Vertical
                81 Speed with Ball

                91 Driving Dunk
                83 Post Hook
                85 Interior D
                78 Perimeter D
                89 Block
                90 Defensive Rebound
                69 Mid-Range
                65 Ball Handle
                54 Three Pointer

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                • TheFgGoatLikesHawks
                  Banned
                  • Jul 2019
                  • 359

                  #9
                  Re: New Advice on a new build.

                  Originally posted by howardphillips214
                  Pure athletic anything is not a good build. Even finishing/defending can pose issues on offense. Without a jumper you're not creating space on offense.
                  I copied this build --> https://nba2kw.com/idea/fun-center-dunking-build/ and it's OP af. Especially vs those finesse shooting C's. Having all those finishing badges makes your guy hard to stop. I've been putting up 20 and 30 points with this build in Rec.

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                  • ImInThis
                    Rookie
                    • Oct 2014
                    • 380

                    #10
                    Re: New Advice on a new build.

                    So I just made a build that's way better. Instead of having 1 shooting badge i have 9. Still have tons of finishing badges, 9 defensive badges, and 13 play making

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                    • howardphillips214
                      MVP
                      • Jan 2018
                      • 1928

                      #11
                      Re: New Advice on a new build.

                      How's your rebounding and paint defense?

                      My 6'9 PF red and blue pie chart is an animal most nights there too.

                      I also tried putting a 50 three to the test.

                      Not knocking, just curious.

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                      • jyoung
                        Hall Of Fame
                        • Dec 2006
                        • 11132

                        #12
                        Re: New Advice on a new build.

                        I also tried putting a 50 three to the test.

                        Not knocking, just curious.
                        This is my last 25 pro am games shooting with a 49 three point rating and 4 shooting badges:



                        Shooting is too easy again this year just like it's been in every 2K game since 2K16.

                        I'm confident enough in my shooting to take more threes than this but people usually stop leaving me open and just hug me the rest of the game after I green the first shot or two so open looks are hard to come by in the corner.

                        Pure athletic anything is not a good build. Even finishing/defending can pose issues on offense. Without a jumper you're not creating space on offense.
                        All of those builds can hit corner threes consistently if you upgrade their shooting attributes/badges.
                        Last edited by jyoung; 04-13-2020, 10:58 PM.

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