Is there any Guide for How Ratings Correspond to Oncourt Production

[HesiPullupJimbo]

I'm speaking specifically of shooting ratings Mid/3pt Open/Contested/Moving and FT% I suppose.



If I give a guy a 90 Open 3pt, what % can I expect him to hit an open 3pt shot at?


I was really hoping 2k or someone had made a guide. It could be tested on PC for simulation results, but in game % would be tedious to test (if you want a sizable sample). I don't think we can see the hardcode, but it would be really interesting if we could.

[splashmountain]

Quote: Originally Posted by HesiPullupJimbo

I'm speaking specifically of shooting ratings Mid/3pt Open/Contested/Moving and FT% I suppose. If I give a guy a 90 Open 3pt, what % can I expect him to hit an open 3pt shot at? I was really hoping 2k or someone had made a guide. It could be tested on PC for simulation results, but in game % would be tedious to test (if you want a sizable sample). I don't think we can see the hardcode, but it would be really interesting if we could.

depends on the setting you have it on and the sliders.

[Real2KInsider]

Quote: Originally Posted by HesiPullupJimbo

I'm speaking specifically of shooting ratings Mid/3pt Open/Contested/Moving and FT% I suppose. If I give a guy a 90 Open 3pt, what % can I expect him to hit an open 3pt shot at? I was really hoping 2k or someone had made a guide. It could be tested on PC for simulation results, but in game % would be tedious to test (if you want a sizable sample). I don't think we can see the hardcode, but it would be really interesting if we could.

A 90 rating is generally given to an IRL 45% shooter, and Mike Wang touched on it a few years back when discussing shot meters (if I'm not mistaken).

There are a ton of variables that enter the equation beyond that, but that's the barometer they're looking at.

[HesiPullupJimbo]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rashidi

A 90 rating is generally given to an IRL 45% shooter, and Mike Wang touched on it a few years back when discussing shot meters (if I'm not mistaken). There are a ton of variables that enter the equation beyond that, but that's the barometer they're looking at.

I very much appreciate your response! Thank you for providing some clarity!

[eraserx13]

Quote: Originally Posted by HesiPullupJimbo

I'm speaking specifically of shooting ratings Mid/3pt Open/Contested/Moving and FT% I suppose. If I give a guy a 90 Open 3pt, what % can I expect him to hit an open 3pt shot at? I was really hoping 2k or someone had made a guide. It could be tested on PC for simulation results, but in game % would be tedious to test (if you want a sizable sample). I don't think we can see the hardcode, but it would be really interesting if we could.

Shot IQ has a pretty big impact from what I can tell.

[FixEverything2k]

Ft rating seems to be the percentage they shoot. Ex. 84 ft rating = 84%

[Krucialist]

I’d love to know about the post shot ratings and how they correlate to success percentages, assuming open looks and good releases.

Haven’t found that info anywhere

Got a two-way post scorer with an 86 in fade and hook. Tryna figure out if it would be worth it to create a pure post, or a shot creating post, cause my two-way post feels really hit or miss on open hooks and fades in the rec