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The secret? You train 3 PGs and play 3 of them at the same time. Of course, 2 of my PGs can play well as wingmen..

The secret of losing? :) You lost the game :)

It isn't that Push The Ball generates more OF than Patient.

In fact, no offense generates more offensive flow. It depends solely on your personnel. If your Flow is heavily stacked toward your point guard, your game ratings for OF will be higher. Patient takes OF from more sources than PTB.

As far as the topic goes.

In my IV league, myself and Lumber Jacks have pretty good Flow. It doesn't lag behind our other ratings like the topic suggests.

We are both undefeated and the best in our respective conference. They lead the league in Assists, Turnover differential, and have the league's best offense. I lead the league in Field goal percentage and FG percentage differential.

http://www.buzzerbeater.com/match/32857565/boxscore.aspx

http://www.buzzerbeater.com/match/32857573/boxscore.aspx

I can reach about Average(Medium) on good form and using my LI offense.

He can reach about Average(High) with decent regularity, although I speculate he has the potential to reach Respectable(Low)


Ever other top team in the league has pretty typical inept(high), mediocre(low) , ratings though.

Last edited by Bigcatjc at 5/21/2011 8:01:58 PM

Did you accomplish that strictly through passing & handling on the PG? Or do you have a certain benchmark which all of your players must be at for passing & handling?

Combination of both. All of starters are at least average in passing, but my 40k PG has very high passing and ball handling.

Though it's worth noting more than passing and handling contributes to Flow.

My offensive flow is always on par with everything else or better, just check out my games, I have a nice PG with marvelous driving, wondrous handling, but just proficient passing, which im getting to around prolific by end of season or sooner, as he is not my main trainee.