Official 2k20 MyPlayer Build Thread.

[howardphillips214]

From every indication its looking like open ended cap system will be in place. It is such a common theory and has too much evidence to be dismissed as pure speculation.

Id like to see some more in-depth build ideas.

[infemous]

If I get my way, I'm gonna be:

6'9 SF

great speed, handles and vert
great blocks and lateral quickness
great finishing
good to great passing
average everything else

basically I want to be a 2 way/rim protecting slashing playmaker.

I had a slashing playmaker in 2k18 and I dominated, and went with a slashing shot in 2k19 and have really struggled.. the poor passing and finishing really hampered me from playing my real game, while he was good at all the things I do as counter moves once plan A doesn't work lol

[Hustle Westbrook]

Went with a Playmaking Shot Creator last year. Guy was trash. Couldn't shoot, couldn't get to the rim, couldn't finish at the rim.

I figured since I play on Hall of Fame and I can't shoot anyway I might as well just go all in on an uber athletic Slasher type build. So I guess this year, I'll go with some form of a Playmaker Slasher, so my build can get to the rim and finish as well. I might give myself some sort of a midrange game as well and become a sort of D-Wade type build.

[nyk_fatboy]

7'0 Center - pure Paint protector

Default weight or 5 pounds trimmed off, max wingspan

or

Mitchell robinson type build

Defending/athletic 7'1 and whatever his weight is

but most likely will be doing option #1 because thats where the good hall of fame badges will most likely still be...

[illwill10]

Quote: Originally Posted by infemous

If I get my way, I'm gonna be: 6'9 SF great speed, handles and vert great blocks and lateral quickness great finishing good to great passing average everything else basically I want to be a 2 way/rim protecting slashing playmaker. I had a slashing playmaker in 2k18 and I dominated, and went with a slashing shot in 2k19 and have really struggled.. the poor passing and finishing really hampered me from playing my real game, while he was good at all the things I do as counter moves once plan A doesn't work lol

I always play as a big or a PG. I don't think I ever committed a wing build .i I feel that bigs are always the easiest. I want to to switch it up this year. I was so certain that I was going to create a SF, but I just now decided to go with a SG.

6'6 SG

Great Speed and Speed with Ball
Great Lat Quickness
Great Dunking
Good Steal
Good 3pt
Average or below everything else

I want to be an athletic 3&D wing. I want to be able to guard One to Small ball Fours. I don't want to be a great passer, dribbler, or shot creator. I want to score mainly off of Catch & Shoot, Off Screen, and off of Transition

[zyton]

Quote: Originally Posted by infemous

If I get my way, I'm gonna be: 6'9 SF great speed, handles and vert great blocks and lateral quickness great finishing good to great passing average everything else basically I want to be a 2 way/rim protecting slashing playmaker. I had a slashing playmaker in 2k18 and I dominated, and went with a slashing shot in 2k19 and have really struggled.. the poor passing and finishing really hampered me from playing my real game, while he was good at all the things I do as counter moves once plan A doesn't work lol

Sounds more like a Playmaking Slasher

[Papisolo]

I’m super excited to make a 6’10 SF that’s a great perimeter defender, automatic from 3, and can create his own shot. So basically a 2K19 lockdown 🤣

[Thrustie]

If it is open ended, I still think my build would be somewhat similar. A 6’11 Rim Runner with most of my points in Rebounding and inside scoring. If I have the ability to spread more points, it will either be in defensive stats or maybe some post/mid range game. I like the idea of defensive stats more but generally, in 2K, defense has been more about timing than stats. I got blocked at the rim by stretch 4s all the time last year.