Your top 10 Player Ratings in NBA Live 10

[lindo9595]

Here are mine
1.Lebron James-97
2.Kobe Bryant-96
3.Dwayne Wade-95
4.Dwight Howard-94
5.Chris Paul-94
6.Kevin Garnett-92
7.Tim Duncan-91
8.Chauncey Billups-90
9.Dirk Nowitzki-90
10.Brandon Roy-89

[IamLEGENDsince87]

kobe a 96? dwade a 95? lebron a 97? Nah.....LeBron n Kobe should be 99s N Dwade should be 98 or 97.

[HoosierDaddy]

NO ONE should be a 99. I agree with the ratings from the OP overall. Dwight should probably be tied with Wade (95). Garnett and Duncan should probably be a 91. 90 for Nowitzki is probably a bit high, maybe 88.

[AlexBrady]

1) Bryant 95- clutch master, terrific 4th quarter defender, good playmaker
2) James 94- top playmaker, best finisher in the game, improving defense
3) Wade 91- active defender, terrific finisher and and passer, clutch
4) Duncan 89- elite passer out of post, solid post defender, good rebounder, rarely fails in the clutch
5) D. Williams 88- good shooter, better passer, fundamentally sound defender, built for playoff basketball
6) Paul 88- great passer, terrific penetrator, mediocre shooter and defender
7) Ming 87- feathery touch, average post defender, sets great screens
8) Howard 86- best rebounder in league, good shot blocker, no offensive game and he is a mediocre man defender
9) Pierce 86- clutch, decent man defender, elite finisher, and a creative scorer, Mr Everything
10) Garnett 85- choke filled, rangy and long defender, swallows up screens, good jumpshot, nice passer
11) Roy 84- tricky driver and passer, mature, good mid range game, not very explosive
12) Anthony 83- creative scorer, good post player, explosive, immature and anaverage (but improving defender)
13) R. Allen 83- clutch shooter, one of the smartest players in league, defense comes and goes, a bit streaky, rebounds well
14) J. Johnson 82- tough defender and rebouder, good playmaker, good one on one scorer, wears down late in the year
15) Ginobili 81- clutch, good playmaker, fearless
16) T. Parker 81- clutch, quickest player in league, average defender, incosistent jump shot
17) Nash 80- bad defender, elite shooter and playmaker, useless rebounder, good anticipation
18) Nowitzki 80- choke filled and a mediocre defender, okay rebounder, good set shooter and decent driver
19) Billups 80- good shooter and passer, too passive at times, good defender, clutch, settles for either passing or scoring too much
20) Gasol 79- average defender, good post player, very good passer,

[Dat Boi TJ]

1.James 97
2.Kobe 96
3.Chris Paul 96
4.Dwayne Wade 96
5.Dwight 93
6.Carmelo 91
7.Iverson 89
8.Duncan 89
9.Garnett 88
10.Nowitzki 87
11.Yao 86
12.Deron Williams 85
13.Roy 85
14.Amare 85
15.Nash 85

[Muzyk23]

why do you need ratings when there is dynamic dna

[wrestlinggod1]

1) Kobe 97
2) Bron 97
3) Wade 96
4) Billups 92
5) Howard 90
6) Duncan 90
7) Garnett 90
8) CP3 89
9) D. Williams 89
10) B. Roy 89

[pbz06]

Quote: Originally Posted by Muzyk23

why do you need ratings when there is dynamic dna

There needs to be some sort of baseline for the players' abilities and ratings.

Either way, I never liked these ratings based on 100 scale because it seems they get over inflated ratings. People tend to think that a superstar should be near 100, which sounds right in theory, but it doesn't make that much sense in all cases.

I just hope the DNA is implemented slightly better this year. For example, a Lebron is a superstar and has an overall rating of 97 or so. He fills up the stat sheet and has a FG% close to 50% which is really great, but most of that is from dunks and layups. In video games, because of this usually, he shoots at a high percentage everywhere on the court. But in real life, he's barely over 30% from 3-point and his midrange game is very average at best.

I just hope that the ratings translate better to what type of game the player plays.