NBA 2K13 Complete Player Ratings and Classic Teams

[Wildcats302]

Yeah some of the ratings are off from what 2k has been releasing to us.

[gator3guy]

Quote: Originally Posted by qbdaprizzle

miles plumlee is not a 55. 7'ft with a 40' vertical

And no offensive game what-so-ever.

[Belly_of_a_Whale]

Quote: Originally Posted by ryestye

Jonas Valanciunas at a 59? He was the fifth pick last year. Not sure about that one.

Most of the rookies are getting reemed with their ratings. However, these obviously aren't the most current ratings, so hopefully some of these rookies will see a bump on the official release...

[JazzMan]

Not sure how Raja Bell is rated higher than Gordon Hayward..

[qpc123]

Quote: Originally Posted by Belly_of_a_Whale

FYI, this doesn't appear to be the most up-to-date version, as Matt Barnes is still a Laker and some of the ratings are contrary to 2K's twitter reveals of just this last week. Good to have, though!

What version would it be then? This is BigBall12's video right? He played it Best Buy. What version would they have other than the retail version?

[Biagas]

I'd rather them underrate the rookies than overrate them. I think we can all agree on that.

Kinda disappointed Harden is only an 81 when ellis, manu and others are at least 5 points higher. If he performs I guess he'll get an upgrade.

[Biagas]

Westbrook over rose? In b4 storm

[VDusen04]

Quote: Originally Posted by daveberg

Dr. J, Chris Webber & Kareem notably missing from the legends roster.... You have got to be kidding....

I know I already said this in another thread but at least those three are kind of compatible with the create-a-player system. Kareem's drawback will be the inability to give him goggles. However, there's a few types of haircuts that actually pass for semi-realistic in 2K and I think two of them are bald and afro, and each of those players falls into one of those categories.

If I recall correctly, portlandblazer made a pretty darn authentic looking Webber prior to 2K12. Also, I believe prime Julius Erving will translate well to roster creators, as he has a lot of copy-able characteristics (hair, facial hair, accessories) that will help with believability. On the flip side, the Lakers version of Abdul-Jabbar is always going to look slightly off without goggles. I think the Bucks version may come out a little more recognizable.

Also, to further look at the bright side of things, at least each of those players should have their signature movements in the game already, so that should once again help in the create-a-player process.