NBA 2K14 Player Ratings Released So Far

[Maurice123]

Quote: Originally Posted by mvb34

Roy Hibbert a 81 Really???

He should be a 78 at the most. That guy sucked during the season when he was actually playing big men. Only averaged 11 and 8 during the season. Only looked good against Miami because he was being guarded by guys like half a foot shorter than him. 7'2 and you can't average double digit rebounds?? Come on.

[Maurice123]

Quote: Originally Posted by Norris_Cole

He was playing with a bad wrist for most of the season and forced to use his left hand a lot. Check his post allstar and playoffs numbers. Anyways since it seems like you like to calculate the overall based on fg %, what would be Kevin love's rating? Since he averaged 35% fg and 21% in 3pt and is a horrible defender he should be like what, 70 overall on your books?

No because we've seen Kevin Love play well. Every year Hibbert only averages around 12 and 8. Those numbers are like a role players numbers.

[Maurice123]

Quote: Originally Posted by Norris_Cole

He was playing with a bad wrist for most of the season and forced to use his left hand a lot. Check his post allstar and playoffs numbers. Anyways since it seems like you like to calculate the overall based on fg %, what would be Kevin love's rating? Since he averaged 35% fg and 21% in 3pt and is a horrible defender he should be like what, 70 overall on your books?

Nikola Vucevic in every game against the Heat had 20 and 20. Hibbert only did better because he was playing the Heat who have no big man.

[Quigley2324]

Really 2K? I thought they figured out how to spell Giannis' last name back in June. IT'S ANTETOKOUNMPO DAMMIT LEARN HOW TO SPELL!

[Steve_OS]

Added to the OP.

Tony Parker (87)
Mike Kidd-Gilchrist (78)
Metta World Peace (74)

[Bwnarrow3]

Quote: Originally Posted by Maurice123

He should be a 78 at the most. That guy sucked during the season when he was actually playing big men. Only averaged 11 and 8 during the season. Only looked good against Miami because he was being guarded by guys like half a foot shorter than him. 7'2 and you can't average double digit rebounds?? Come on.

Lmao this is the dumbest **** I've ever heard. Roy anchored what was literally the leagues best defense last year. In a league where buckets at the rim are infinitely more valuable than any other shot attempt, having a center who can consistently protect the rim and keep opponents fearful of driving the lane on each possession is overwhelmingly important. Roy also stayed on the floor longer than he has in his career in the playoffs and stayed healthy overall...

A 78 rating for roy hibbert is absurd come on man

[Colts18]

Quote: Originally Posted by MarvinOida

I love how we are all arguing about overalls. The formula for OVR could be anything, but watching people judging how the players are overvalued/undervalued based off OVR is entertaining. The only reason OVR is there is just for a universal rating that people can use to reference the best without having need to be in depth and actual scout everyone's rating. There's advantages/disadvantages to having an overall. Advantages are you can see the level the game sets them out to be, disadvantages are they aren't in-depth/always completely accurate/effect the game so much even though it shouldn't. But we [should] know that these factors always boosts OVR: -Position (SG: Easiest to 99, C: Hardest to 99) -Offensive/Defensive Awareness -Speed/Quickness -Shooting Anything else really doesn't add much in terms of getting a higher overall, but if you take a stock created SG player, boost both awareness to 99, I recall that get them to mid 70s. Don't quote me on that fact, but the thing is with me is I hate when we judge off overall vs. "Why is Melos Steal at __, when he only has averaged __ steals per game." Tap Tap Tapatalking away from my iPhone

Please read this everyone.

[Steve_OS]

Updated OP.

Rudy Gay (86)
Jeremy Lin (76)
Dirk Nowitzki (84)