Pro Am Builds For 2k19

[Bandeazyy]

Kinda stuck between making a sharp defender right off the bat or go with a sharp slasher or reverse. Used to run with a sharpshooting point forward but a buddy is thinking bout making a pure playmaker so having two playmakers is kind of redundant..really wish they would release some kind of info regarding defense as secondary. Last year it was kind of a waste to make since silver defensive stopper doesnt drop badges

[mb625]

Can't decide if I want to go Wing or Big. If I go wing, it will be Sharpshooting Defender or Defending Sharp. If I go big, it will be Rim Protecting Post Scorer. Can't decide what I want first though.

[triplechin]

Quote: Originally Posted by mb625

Can't decide if I want to go Wing or Big. If I go wing, it will be Sharpshooting Defender or Defending Sharp. If I go big, it will be Rim Protecting Post Scorer. Can't decide what I want first though.

Same. I wanna play the 4 and the 5 I play with will either be a slashing defender or slashing rebounder. With that in mind I wanna stretch the floor a little bit but still be effective inside. I can't decide if I wanna go big or tweener size. Will prob depend a lot on player:court ratio. If I can cover the paint and the corner within 1 second on a 7'3 then that's probably the move. But we'll see

[CaVsFaN2273]

Quote: Originally Posted by mb625

Can't decide if I want to go Wing or Big. If I go wing, it will be Sharpshooting Defender or Defending Sharp. If I go big, it will be Rim Protecting Post Scorer. Can't decide what I want first though.

I was thinking of doing the same exact thing lol. I'll probably make a 6'8 SF Sharp primary/LD secondary, and then either a 7'0 C Post primary/Rebounding secondary or Post/PP.

[howardphillips214]

I'm thinking wing this year. Probably going with my first build this year just bigger. A playmaking slasher 6'8 around 250 like LeBron. I don't care for him the person but always admired his game.

Even if they have a sub par 3 pointer being a wing with this build vs a point guard should give me more open looks to maybe drain it or at least catch them out of position.

[jyoung]

Quote: Originally Posted by nba2kpdx

This seems like the year 2k makes the post great again. I'm looking for an offensive build that can thrive in both Pro-Am and Park.

If the archetypes and badges work like they did in 2K18, then the shot creating post scorer is the best mix for a guard/forward since you'll have post game + dribbling + moving middies. And the sharpshooting post scorer is the best mix for a taller big man since you'll be too slow to take advantage of the shot creating skills.

[shawnydee]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ghostf4cekhila1234

Same build from last year tmac 2nd build 6"10 post scoring shot creator 230 pounds 7ft wingspan

What archetype u made ur tmac. I had a playmaking shot 6'8 but leaning toward a pure shot this year

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[4xChamp]

Quote: Originally Posted by triplechin

Same. I wanna play the 4 and the 5 I play with will either be a slashing defender or slashing rebounder. With that in mind I wanna stretch the floor a little bit but still be effective inside. I can't decide if I wanna go big or tweener size. Will prob depend a lot on player:court ratio. If I can cover the paint and the corner within 1 second on a 7'3 then that's probably the move. But we'll see

if you wanna go all out on offense on ya ability, slashing post scorer would be very nice as well