Perhaps the biggest surprise in this section is how low the driving dunk attribute is. Here’s the meat and potatoes of this build guide. Again, it isn’t necessary for our sharpshooter to have a high strength and a 65-70 vertical is all we need to make that chase down block. You should hover around 80-83 depending on the height and weight you decide on. The shot creating takeover can be a good alternate as well, if available.Ĭhoose the profile at the very top for the highest speed and acceleration. If you are doing your job as a shooter you will get your takeover easily. On the other hand, you don’t want to hurt your shot by giving your player those Ab Lincolns. We aren’t here to allocate anything into the strengthĭon’t change this, having T-Rex arms will only help your shot marginally and make you a defensive liability. I wouldn’t worry so much about the weight other than to keep Of course, you’ll have to be more strategic with your placement on the floor, but the height advantage is crucial for the defensive aspect of your game. You will still end up in the 80ish range which is more than enough to stay in front of your match up. You will lose speed and agility by choosing this height. Playing the Point Guard position is more about your real-life basketball IQ, so you can punish your match up with the 15 playmaking badges you’ll end up with. Instead, you will play more as a Shooting Guard, especially early on when you don’t have your badges available. Yes, you will be a facilitator but that isn’t your primary focus of this build. Averages aren’t everything but they can be telling. You will become the real deal if you follow this build guideline closely: This sharpshooting build is arguably the best of its kind and will ensure you aren’t wasting your time (or money!) on a MyPlayer that is deeply flawed. This build allows you to be an absolute marksman on the court but capable of putting the clamps on your match up. Yet, what’s the point of being a Sharpshooter if you’re only going to give up points on the defensive end of the floor? Having the ability to defend is only second to shooting, and that needs to be reflected in your build in order to be a consistent defender. If you aren’t a threat from the outside, defenses can collapse on your team, making your options limited to create offensively. Shooting is the most important aspect of the modern game of basketball. This guide is purposed for those who wish to get it right the first time. Unless you have an insane amount of time on your hands that isn’t an option for most people.
However, because of the vast range of choices, you can easily make mistakes on your build you will regret later and with no capability to reallocate your attributes, you’d have to create an all-new player from scratch. Want a player who is dominant in the post like Shaq with the passing ability of Chris Paul? Why not? Or how about Dwyane Wade with Steph Curry’s shooting ability? Go for it, the possibilities are endless. I’m aware of it.NBA 2K20 allows its players to live out their basketball fantasies with its MyPlayer feature. Just addressing those who are saying that shooting is too easy and FG% are too high. I’m just prepping you all that the timing band-aid is going away after XB gets 1.04 It’s not going to be as drastic as some of you think.
And yes, we know about the Relentless Finisher issue.
Pass speeds, moving screens and defense are being looked at as well. But nobody should be averaging 80+% from 3PT range. When I undo my band-aid fix, you will see a noticeable drop in the frequency of green releases, so enjoy them while they last. It’s too easy right now cause I had to compensate for the shot meter glitch. Beluba, posted some details on twitter, here they are below.įair Warning: Shot timing will become more difficult soon. So new changes are coming to the game to address the shooting, as well as other gameplay elements, hopefully equating to an overall more balanced gameplay experience. It’s no secret that the Sharpshooter player archetype has been noticeably OP in NBA 2K17.
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