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211911.11 in reply to 211911.9
Date: 3/3/2012 9:01:13 AM
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There should be no relation. The Rebounding stat is used to calculate the likeliness to grab an offensive rebound, not driving. Because when you drive, you need skill to keep possession of the ball and not turn it over. Whereas, people aren't gonna try and stop you from standing under the basket. What I mean is, you have nothing to lose possession of. I firmly believe that the rest of the procedure(boxing out and actually grabbing the rebound) is purely based on the Rebounding skill.


Difference between a driving shot and a regular jumpshot is the proximity to the basket. So my theory back in the days was, that if a player is closer to the basket the probability of grabbing a rebound should be higher. Maybe the fact that players rebounding their own failed three point attempts is a good piece of evidence that it makes no difference where on the court a player stands...

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211911.12 in reply to 211911.11
Date: 3/3/2012 9:06:47 AM
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Maybe players grabbing defensive rebounds after block shots is a good piece of evidence to how perfect the Game Engine is........

"Falling in love is not at all the most stupid thing that people do but gravitation cannot be held responsible for it."
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211911.13 in reply to 211911.12
Date: 3/3/2012 10:46:27 AM
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I thought Driving was used for a player to create his own shots. That means the player dribbles towards the basket (so Handling is necessary, too), but the shot will not always end up being a dunk or layup, it can also be a shot from the perimeter, elbow or wherever the GE determines the high percentage shot is, depending on the skills of the players and the tactic.

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211911.14 in reply to 211911.13
Date: 3/3/2012 10:50:08 AM
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You are right.

"Falling in love is not at all the most stupid thing that people do but gravitation cannot be held responsible for it."
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211911.15 in reply to 211911.14
Date: 3/3/2012 12:00:18 PM
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Maybe players grabbing defensive rebounds after block shots is a good piece of evidence to how perfect the Game Engine is........


This happens in real life, too. The blocked shot doesn't quite make it to the rim and the blocking player grabs it as an example. This is technically a block and defensive rebound. I know this isn't how it is calculated in the engine, but it's not out of the ordinary. The engine does not take any consideration to spacing on the floor.

I have found some success with DR and little IS. It works okay against guards because they don't generally have enough ID or BL to defend even the minimal IS.

From: AkiraB
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211911.16 in reply to 211911.15
Date: 3/3/2012 9:07:02 PM
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Driving should cause a player looking for more shot attempt. Whether is inside or outside, it depends on the weight of IS or JR. However, the quality of shots are coming from how good is his handling skill. As the defensive intensity increases to that player, that's when his handling skill is tested against the pressures. Just IMHO.

From: yodabig

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211911.17 in reply to 211911.16
Date: 3/3/2012 11:31:31 PM
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It was revealed in an ancient forum day and confirmed by one of the player geniuses (josefka or moutlinho) that there is a special type of shot in BB called a driving layup that doesn't need inside shot at all to succeed and is generated by high driving skill.

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211911.18 in reply to 211911.17
Date: 3/4/2012 12:44:05 AM
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It was revealed in an ancient forum day and confirmed by one of the player geniuses (josefka or moutlinho) that there is a special type of shot in BB called a driving layup that doesn't need inside shot at all to succeed and is generated by high driving skill.

Hallelujah!

..to the rescue, yet again.

+1 ball for you sir.

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211911.20 in reply to 211911.19
Date: 3/4/2012 4:18:52 AM
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Yeah, back in the days when they were still active.

I had a guard with high driving and high IS and he dunked much more than other guards... however I dont know if this was just a presentational difference...

From: lordy

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211911.21 in reply to 211911.18
Date: 3/4/2012 9:28:26 AM
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I have a guard with prodigious driving and atrocious IS. He scores ok I guess.

Mind you most of those are JS at the freethrow line, but he also layups.

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