Can you figure out how hard is to have a guard with good passing and good outside skills to attack for the outside teams?
I don't think that good passing skills are as important when attacking from the outside.
If you dont train some passing it will be really impossible to buy one because they are so expensive.
and the other way around... if you train passing you'll make plenty of money :) I don't see the correlation between training and tactics.
For an inside team its easier to find a guard who only needs passing and OD and nothing more.
Disagree.
In my eyes, skills like handling were really useless with the old GE and outside teams were training that skills, so now the game is more balanced.
I agree with the first part, not with the second. As I already wrote in a previous post, I am happy that handling and passing are now more important, but I strongly think that the GE needs some tuning.
The point here is that if you are an inside team you will have 1 question when you play against one outside team. Whats better to use a 3-2 or man to man if you are using a PF as a SF in case that the PF havent a big OD. Thats the big difference with the 2-3, because the outside teams that use a PG or a SF without much inside skills they will play 2-3 for sure for the rebound more than for the help of the SF in the inside defense zone.
I am not talking of inside and outside teams... most of the high level teams have now complete rosters. I am talking of inside and outside offenses. I have (what I think is) the ideal SF to play inside tactics and still I attack from outside 80% of the times.
Anyway I am pretty confident that the BBs are monitoring the situation and will make the necessary adjustments at the end of this season. If they don't... well, that means that the data they have prove me wrong and that the only problem we are seeing now with playing inside offenses is the low offensive flow.
Last edited by Newton07 at 10/18/2009 2:41:41 PM