09:42 PM - September 22, 2014 by Steve_OS
The NBA 2K15 player ratings have been revealed for the 76th overall rated player through 100.
The top 100 players will be revealed later, as the Twitter account builds more followers.
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09:42 PM - September 22, 2014 by Steve_OSThe NBA 2K15 player ratings have been revealed for the 76th overall rated player through 100.
The top 100 players will be revealed later, as the Twitter account builds more followers.
Post your thoughts!
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# 1
thedream2k13 @ 09/22/14 10:08 PM
One dimensional kyle korver a 78 over guys like ariza and affalo ?hmmmm these players better not be overrated
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"Formula will really value the elite attributes for a player in this OVR range."
https://twitter.com/2Kstauff/status/514210650428416000
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Tomb Of God @ 09/22/14 10:32 PM
It's 2014 and people still claim Kyle Korver is one dimensional despite playing 33.9 MPG for a Playoff team.
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thedream2k13 @ 09/22/14 10:39 PM
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Indiana Trece @ 09/22/14 10:40 PM
It seems like Darren Collison is always a bit overrated and Jeff Teague is probably better than all of the point guards on this list.
A lot of you guys REALLY need to stop flying off the handle like it's the old rating system. We've been told several times the formula has new things it includes now and tries to convey the importance of guys who have elite skills, like Kyle Korver.
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Tomb Of God @ 09/22/14 11:01 PM
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How in the hell is Eric Gordon a 79, How is Evans a 78? Jeff Teague is the best player on this list. Him and Afflalo
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threattonature @ 09/22/14 11:21 PM
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bedwardsroy19 @ 09/22/14 11:28 PM
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I don't have twitter otherwise i'd send it to Ronnie but he had Xavier's hair done via twitter request.
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Eric Gordon was a 83 last year, Tyreke Evans was a 82 they were both lowered.
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@marcusjiles @ 09/23/14 12:58 AM
When you have morons trying to tell you Kyle Korver isnt good, they really deem themselves irrelevant when we talk about ratings lol. Any team on the league would gladly take Korver on their team. Possibly the best 3pt spot up guy in the league, eats glass, and can defend. NEVER stops moving on the perimeter. If he was on the Spurs, they'd never lose haha
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Chocolate Chip @ 09/23/14 01:24 AM
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I'm a little shocked at how high of a ratings bump Miles Plumlee earned, but he did have good season for Phoenix last year. Plus, much like his younger brother he's a plus athlete for a center.
Also, Derrick Favor is incorrectly slotted as a PF when he played most of his minutes last season at center. It would screw up the list to change him now but during a roster update it would be nice.
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Also, Derrick Favor is incorrectly slotted as a PF when he played most of his minutes last season at center. It would screw up the list to change him now but during a roster update it would be nice.
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ojandpizza @ 09/23/14 02:34 AM
Tyreke Evans really turned his game around the 2nd half of last season, he looked a lot like the guy who won rookie of the year that we all remembered.. Surprised to see him and Batum not topping that list of guys, considering how well rounded they are.. Factor in the boost the athletic players have been getting, I'm shocked that Batum isn't an 80+.
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I looked it up out of curiosity. Kyle Korver was number five among shooting guard in real plus minus last year.
Big props to the devs both for their interactions on the forum (best dev involvement that I've personally seen for a game), as well the quality of everything they've showed us so far.
I'm personally excited for how the ratings system works out based on what we've seen. You can quibble with this player or that player's rating if you want, but looking at it from a more general scope I see really encouraging trends.
Players seemed to be grouped in logical clusters to me. What I mean is things like that number 4 or 5 starters and top sixth men all show up roughly near each other on the list. Or you can find prospects who have proven something on the court, but have a long way yet to go, near each other too, separated from talented prospects who haven't produced at all. Seeing players like Kyle Korver and Channing Frye, who have been shortchanged in previous games but have a statistically proven impact on their team, make a jump is great to see.
I'm also really glad that I haven't seen anything yet that jumped out at me like Bynum or Caron Butler last year, where the overall rating far exceeded real impact on the floor when they played.
Big props to the devs both for their interactions on the forum (best dev involvement that I've personally seen for a game), as well the quality of everything they've showed us so far.
I'm personally excited for how the ratings system works out based on what we've seen. You can quibble with this player or that player's rating if you want, but looking at it from a more general scope I see really encouraging trends.
Players seemed to be grouped in logical clusters to me. What I mean is things like that number 4 or 5 starters and top sixth men all show up roughly near each other on the list. Or you can find prospects who have proven something on the court, but have a long way yet to go, near each other too, separated from talented prospects who haven't produced at all. Seeing players like Kyle Korver and Channing Frye, who have been shortchanged in previous games but have a statistically proven impact on their team, make a jump is great to see.
I'm also really glad that I haven't seen anything yet that jumped out at me like Bynum or Caron Butler last year, where the overall rating far exceeded real impact on the floor when they played.
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