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Old 09-24-2010, 01:03 PM   #481
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The Knick ratings are way off.

Felton should be a 82, Gallo a 80, Chandler 78, Randolph 78.
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Old 09-24-2010, 01:06 PM   #482
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The ratings get adjusted during the course of the year based on player performance people .. It surprising I didn't see a lot of people mention that.
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Old 09-24-2010, 01:07 PM   #483
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The Knick ratings are way off.

Felton should be a 82, Gallo a 80, Chandler 78, Randolph 78.
No, No, No & No.
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Old 09-24-2010, 01:14 PM   #484
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Jordan SG 99
James SF 97
Kobe SG 95
Wade SG 95
Durrant SF 94
I agree with your post and line of thinking, but for me I would expect to see a bigger gap in overall between prime Jordan and LeBron. I would expect to see prime Jordan at a 99 and prime Kobe at a 97, but not LeBron.

It all comes down to the individual ratings that's why I phrased it as what I "expect" to see. It's what I expect to see after all the individual ratings like 3pt, passing, etc... are done.
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Old 09-24-2010, 01:15 PM   #485
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Re: NBA 2K11: Starting Five Roster Ratings

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The Knick ratings are way off.

Felton should be a 82, Gallo a 80, Chandler 78, Randolph 78.
^^ 80....for Knick players....LMAO^^

Only someone who watched a bunch of Knick game would say that lol. Just kidding

But thats a little OPD
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Old 09-24-2010, 01:18 PM   #486
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Nobody should be rated 97 anyway...that's too high and KD is a great scorer, but he plays no Defense and he's 6'11 and only averages 6 boards a game. Fair passer...decent ball handler.
Yep, this guy's got no defense.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WwUo...eature=related

I wish I could find the entire quarter because it was an impressive defensive display, but that synopsis will have to do.

I'm not claiming he's the "best defender in the league." I'm not even trying to convince you that he's a good defender. But come on, I think we can drop this idea of Durant as some kind of defensive liability. People talk about him as though he just stands at half court waiting for the other team to score so he can go throw up another 3. He went head-to-head with Kobe Bryant, the most clutch player in the league, and took him out of the 4th quarter of a playoff game. You can't have "no defense" and do that.

But to stay on topic here, I'm actually OK with the 91 rating (even though I obviously think it should be a little higher). He's still a young guy, and has to continue to prove his case. Those guys ahead of him have all been in the league longer and have earned that kind of respect. If he has another outstanding season this year, he'll get the respect he deserves.

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Old 09-24-2010, 01:20 PM   #487
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Obviously you didn't see what Gasol has done to everyone he's faced, especially Duncan, Howard, Boozer...the list goes on, Gasol is very consistent at every facet of the game which is why his team wins games, even when Kobe is out.






Dwight Howard can't guard Gasol











Can duncan do that?
Wow, he runs the floor better than a 34-year-old Tim Duncan. That's no surprise since he's younger and has healthier wheels. But, statistically they're virtually equals. I've seen Timmy stuff his shot attempts plenty of times and I'm sure there is someone that could make him look foolish on defense, too.

Plus, I apologize about misstating that Gasol has never average 20 points per game. I should have typed "never averaged more than 20" which was my first thought. That just makes me look bad, apologize.

People don't seem to realize that 2K needed to overrate Bryant in many areas, in particular shooting, on-ball defense and the athletic ratings, so that he could be a 97 last season. Well, many of his ratings will be inflated once again to justify his rating. Oh, and not just Bryant but everyone over a 80+ rating (especially Carmelo Anthony & Tim Duncan).
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Old 09-24-2010, 01:20 PM   #488
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God I talk to much huh? I guess I just want my fellow players to feel comfortable with how 2K does things and not be so frustrated or feel it's all crazy and wrong.

Say 2K does 'decide' they want Kobe Dwayne and James to be 97s, and then as you say tweak their sub stats to reach that point. Well, I mean, there are reason's they are at that point. Kobe is the best shooter of that group, Dwayne the quickest, James the most overall athletic.

Argh this is so hard to explain in any sensible way. Brevity is not my strong suit.

WHY is Kobe a better SG than say Joe Johnson? (that is assuming you agree that Kobe IS better than Joe Johnson) well if, once we get our hands on the game, we go into the stats and take a look and see: ok, Kobe's on ball defense, and steals is higher. Kobe's Defensive awareness is higher. His offensive awareness will probably be higher. His clutch will be higher. Offensively they're probably pretty close actually accept Kobe's shoot-off the dribble is probably the best in the league. Now, relative to Joe Johnson that explains why Kobe's overall is better. But, if you were comparing Kobe and Michael you would say the exact same things about Jordan relative to Kobe. Jordan was a better defender and will have higher stats in those categories (though the difference between Kobe and Jordan will be less than Kobe and Johnson) and Jordan's clutch was a little better. Net result? Jordan's overall is a little higher than Kobe's.

So let's say 2K has this idea that CP3 is better than D Will. Now we can disagree with them, this isn't an exact science afterall. There technically IS NO actual way to truly determine who is a better player because of variables. We can give it a shot by looking at stats, but really, the conclusion of who's better is still subjective. That's why Hollinger's PER is so alluring and useful. Because it's a very solid attempt at boiling thing's down to one value that can be compared.

So, 2K thinks CP3 is a better PG than D Will. Well, WHY?Because he is a more efficient shooter, for one. He's not as strong, but he's quicker and faster. Let's truncate this a bit... http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/hollinger/statistics

Here's Hollinger's stats.
Paul has a better True Shooting Percentage, better assist ratio, better turnover ratio, LOWER usage rate, better rebound rate, and consequently, a better PER.

Physically D Will is taller, heavier, stronger and slower. But does all that combine to making him a better player?
Well 2K probably made CP3 a better shooter, rebounder, and passer, thus LEADING to a better overall. I don't think they said "We think CP3 should be 3 overall better than D Will because we like him more and we're going to manipulate things so that it comes out that way." I dunno I just feel like they put real work into this stuff.
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