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3/10/2016 12:38:30 AM
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2k16. It's a basketball game. I doubt that anybody who reads this plays it
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"Basketball?" What's that?
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I love 2k
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I've been playing my friends 2k for the past 3 weeks. He left it at my house a while ago and I've been playing it ever since. I'm buying my own this weekend. I also have a $50 gift card that I could buy 200,000 VC with which I could upgrade my player to almost 99 overall.
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Edited by Crotas Left Nut: 3/10/2016 2:05:18 AMWhat position did you make?
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I didn't make one yet. I'm going to just cheese and make a 6'7 point guard.
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Edited by Crotas Left Nut: 3/10/2016 2:12:47 AMIt isn't like 2k15 so if you want your point guard to be fast, make him short. Height affects speed. Also do you want a point guard for shooting 3s? (Basically for park)
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Yeah I want a point guard that could shoot 3's, but also one that could drive through and do some great dunks like a sg.
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I would then suggest making an outside scoring style point guard that is around 6ft 3 or 6ft 4. I'm a 6ft point guard and my max speed I think is 89 and my 3 point shot is 90. I can also still dunk and 6ft. I made my guy short for the speed so I can cross people up easily.
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That's definitely a good point guard. But I was kind of going for that build that's in the video that you can see in the link above.
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That looks like a really good build. Me personally I like the 6ft point guard for speed and I play park with one of my friends and he is a 7ft3 center so I don't really need to worry about rebounds. I just use my speed to cross up and then take the open shot and have my friend wait for a rebound.
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Seems pretty good to me. I'll try a 6ft guard sometime, but in just going to start with the 6'7 guard and try it out.
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I will check it out in a little.
