Agree. I had a Patient game today in PL just to see who's right in this thread. And also to see if that's a tactic I'd like to use in the future because of solid offensive flow. Match:
(36137718)So what happened was my SF Zorin took most of the shots, even a lot of 3s, even though he has JS 13 and JR 6. Despite having DR 14, he didn't take this opportunity and almost half of his shots were 3s.
Then opponent's first PG got injured and my PG Polh, who is JS 11 and JR 9, started taking most shots. As you see, he was much better than Zorin but then again, he had much less competition in opponent's backup PG. He has DR 12, but didn't drive much and ended up taking a lot of 3s, hitting 3 of them.
Conclusion:
Even if your player's JR is bad, he will still take a lot of 3s if he's chosen by GE as the go-to guy.
He won't drive a lot even if he has better DR than shooting.
If you have two equally good players, GE will distribute shots among them based on what the opponent's defensive player looks like for each of those two players of yours.
HA and PA is very important and you can get a lot of fouls off of this.
In this game, PG: HA 12, PA 11
SG: HA 11, PA 10
SF: HA 13, PA 12
I sitll have to try Patient with a SG on PF or C spot.