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125704.74 in reply to 125704.72
Date: 1/2/2010 3:41:49 AM
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In real life game when u have a dominant SB in u r team then it prevents the guards driving to the basket, therefor leads them on bad outside shots. Thats This is what i mean offensive flow disruption.

Anyway i think that is fair to ask some more skills that we will be able to train as a big men trainers,(C or C/PF positions) just like passing or JS. If u tweak something from those then monsters like Cardenas will be history. The managers will looking for more balanced players if that will make them equally or more useful without having to pay those monster salaries that the elite Cs are getting.

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125704.76 in reply to 125704.75
Date: 1/2/2010 4:25:34 AM
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Well u r right about that but they didnt take on there considerations when they changed the value of the guards and how diminished the role of the big men as a main options on scoring. I love all around players but is much much easier to find a complete guard than a complete C, and if u find one then u have to sell u r half team to buy him. Thats why more and more teams using outside attacks than inside, with big men being just role players.

Big changes on the training its hard to be made for sure, but again what is happening right now its not the ideal either.

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125704.78 in reply to 125704.77
Date: 1/2/2010 4:38:53 AM
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I agree with you on that. It seems a lot of people are still denying that outside players have an enormous advantage over inside players in the new GE. They're constantly giving the same old offensive flow argument even after they've been given examples where flow was currently not the issue.

The problem is there aren't too many example to show, and this has done little to support your point.

"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."
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125704.79 in reply to 125704.77
Date: 1/2/2010 4:47:20 AM
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Well explain me then what happened on my game against Gold Towers. Why my star SG went 0-10? etc. For got sake i played run and gun against team who where playing 2-3 zone and my guards had terrible shooting. Someone gave a game that 1 team played LI and the other 1-3-1 and still lost.

About the training. I am arguing for the fact that when u train big men then u can train only 4 skills without put them out of there positions. The guards have 7. Does that sounds fair to you? Actually u can have a great guard with 40k salary. To have a great big man u need 100k+. Thats why am asking for some tweaking, or more balance guards/bigs

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125704.80 in reply to 125704.79
Date: 1/2/2010 5:28:40 AM
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Well explain me then what happened on my game against Gold Towers. Why my star SG went 0-10?

Do you think your offensive flow is too low at your level? And honestly what do you expect if your outside scoring was average (med) against OD of strong (low) and your SG couldn't pass to someone else but forced to shoot?

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125704.81 in reply to 125704.69
Date: 1/2/2010 5:37:16 AM
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The long debate stems from the fact that Shotblocking was less useful before the most recent slew of game engine changes. And since people still seem to refuse to train it, it's hard to make an accurate


maybe that could be point of the fact that the player who have it, don't "use" it.

Or maybe people have unrealistic expectations about it. I don't know.


my expectations would be that this skill is rth the money you pay for it - else i wouldn't pay for it and don't train it like most managers do.

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125704.82 in reply to 125704.80
Date: 1/2/2010 5:46:52 AM
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1st i was facing the best team in CBBA and his offensive flow wasnt that better either. So even if for a div 1 team i am on par with the other teams of my division.

Passing actually wasnt an issue for my SG. He had 6 assists. Game high. My problem is why a SG with 70k salary went 0-10? Ok Atmatzidis is better than him, but not by much. Also my strong med failed against respectable high

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125704.83 in reply to 125704.81
Date: 1/2/2010 6:17:17 AM
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my expectations would be that this skill is rth the money you pay for it - else i wouldn't pay for it and don't train it like most managers do.

I agree, though my impression is that people only look at the number of blocked shots per game, and conclude it's not sufficient to justify training shotblocking. As Charles pointed out, they seem to ignore the fact that great shotblockers, especially at the inside positions, tend to disrupt a significant number of shots by rotating over. Disrupted shots are almost universally a miss (they seem to have a very, very low chance of going in).

And of course, if you don't train SB up, it's not going to work -- this is a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts.


"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."
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125704.84 in reply to 125704.83
Date: 1/2/2010 6:19:05 AM
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but thwe number of real blocks, tend me to the point that you have to train it for guards not for centers, and the german 14+ Sb center in the bundesliga ain't a big blocker and in total number 8-10 seems to be tcomparable or mean high skills just more altered shots i don't think so.

the difference in ID 8 to 14 is much bigger ;) You pointed out, that ID 13 is a zero rating against IS 15, if i remember right.

Last edited by CrazyEye at 1/2/2010 6:20:01 AM

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