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The one area that probably bothers me the most, however, are the absurd player ratings. It's like the team took a vacation to Portland and drove around in smoke-filled Hummers for a week before randomly throwing out player attributes. Marcus Banks is a 70 for speed and Gary Payton is an 80!?! Does anyone actually watch the NBA? Marcus Banks is the fastest player in the entire league but in the game he's slower than the ancient defender formerly known as Glove. And it gets worse. Rip Hamilton has a lower field goal rating than Lindsey Hunter. Antoine Walker, Mr. 5-24 himself, has a higher field goal rating than Michael Redd. And maybe worst of all, Tim Duncan, arguably the best player in the NBA, is only rated as an overall 89... the same overall rating for Paul Pierce. Nothing against The Truth, but how many rings has he won again?
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tim duncan21 wrote:james actually gave me credit which i didnt think anybody would do since im new to this board.
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Andrew wrote:That doesn't matter, if we post a link that has been sourced by someone in the forum, we give them credit on the main page.
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Tue Sep 28, 2004 11:59 am
fgrep15 wrote:The ratings in ESPN are better, but they aren't good wither
Wade and Lebron got an 83 mid-range rating, which is the same as Michael Finley, Bibby, and Reggie Miller.
Allan Houston only had 84 which was the same as Carmelo....Wade and Lebron's mid-range rating was also higher than Van Exel, Mike Miller, Billups, Van Horn, Hinrich, Brent Barry, Luke Jackson, Welsch, Kittles, Jaric, Childress, Eddie Jones, Bobby Jackson, Baron, Mashburn, David Welsey, Harpring, Turkoglu, Jason Terry, Mobley, Tony Parker, Ginobili, Rashard Lewis, Troy Hudson, Arenas, and some other players who are clearly better shooters.
Antoine Walker also got an 84 3PT rating![]()
Hinrich only has a 75 in FG and 3PT, and TJ Ford seemed to get a little too high shooting ratings. Gerald Wallace also got too high shooting ratings, he's somehow a better mid-shooter than Tamar Slay who got a 68, and Wallace a 70.
Iverson also got an 83 mid-range FG rating, and got a higher 3PT rating than Glenn Robinson and Aaron McKie....
Tue Sep 28, 2004 11:59 am
Sauru wrote:most games put walker over pierce in 3 point fg. this has always bugged me and will continue to bug me as long as they do it.
is that for Live or ESPN?
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One main point of contention deals with fast breaks. You might think you have a clear path to the basket, but the defenders are able to catch up too easily. This wouldn't be too bad if the defender simply trailed behind you or came from an angle and tried to make a Tayshaun Prince-like block on the ball -- that would keep with the whole theme of realistic flow. Instead, what happens is that the defender simply gets in your way and both of you stop, stopping the break, the scoring opportunity, and the flow all in one move. If you're one-on-one, the majority of the time, you end up stopped by a defender who never should've been able to get in front of you in the first place.
Tue Sep 28, 2004 2:44 pm
Silky Smooth Vlade wrote:One main point of contention deals with fast breaks. You might think you have a clear path to the basket, but the defenders are able to catch up too easily. This wouldn't be too bad if the defender simply trailed behind you or came from an angle and tried to make a Tayshaun Prince-like block on the ball -- that would keep with the whole theme of realistic flow. Instead, what happens is that the defender simply gets in your way and both of you stop, stopping the break, the scoring opportunity, and the flow all in one move. If you're one-on-one, the majority of the time, you end up stopped by a defender who never should've been able to get in front of you in the first place.
Am I the only one who is scared by this? I thought we were told that the catch up was gone. Ah well, I'm pretty sure I'll still love '05.
Tue Sep 28, 2004 2:48 pm
gut wrote:I am worring about this too.
It's strange that according to many reviews / interviews (from the summits, game web sites, developer) we read, the catch up is gone.
And I have watched many videos these few weeks. I realise that the catch up is really gone. According to the latest clips in operation sports, Bonzi Well and Jason Terry's fast break is pretty realistic.
How come this IGN review is totally different ?
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