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244443.124 in reply to 244443.120
Date: 8/13/2013 6:16:53 PM
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I'm assuming ID on guards isn't very effective against guards with IS? Since ID on guards is cheap too.

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244443.126 in reply to 244443.125
Date: 8/14/2013 3:52:24 AM
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I understand, that's why I was wondering wether the effectiveness of ID vs OD on guards is known, because maybe 12 ID can stop 12 IS without the need of SB, then you can just counter IS with ID as both have about the same training speed (extra IS via 1v1/JS forwards, extra ID with OD training).

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Date: 8/14/2013 3:29:12 PM
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We need to remember SB on Bigs not only defend other Bigs. A Center with mid-high SB can affect (and stop) most guards lay ups. Specialy in 2-3 Zone were the C defend right under the Basket.

PS. Bigs can pop slowly JR training JS for SF/PF; at the same pace you can pop JS/IS training 1 vs 1 for SF/PF . OD and PA are the only skills that you can't train at C/ PF spot (1-2 positions).

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Date: 8/14/2013 11:58:47 PM
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I forgot that your theories and believes are the only ones with validation and everyone else (including BBs and theirs facts) are wrong.
Sorry my mistake.

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Date: 8/16/2013 3:31:09 AM
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Quote from BB patrick:

Well, I cannot say whether the change affects certain matchups more than others, but as we said in previous newsposts there are some areas on the pitch where shot blocking is the most usefull. In these areas shots are altered (or blocked) much more often than others and we increased the value of shot blocking in some of these areas.

Anyways, the effect of the Shot Blocking change shouldn't solely be measured in altered or blocked shots. It may very well be that overall the looks in inside tactics are much worse or that guards are forced to take more shots from the outside. This could all result in inside tactics being less effective, yet these are not clearly observed from boxscores.

If I understand correctly, this basically means centers with high shotblocking will be more willing to offer help at blocking shots from driving guards. Also guards should not drive as much against good shotblockers.

From: Koperboy

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Date: 8/16/2013 4:29:09 AM
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There is little rotation, even in the zones, the bigs are not rotating over and stopping the inside attack.


Yes, that frustrates me too. We are developing PGs with huge driving and IS skills, but with no outside shot and mediocre passing (15-16 at best). This somewhat mirrors NBA, where the best PGs are unguardable 1 on 1 (Rose, Westbrook, CP3), but in NBA you have Howard, Hibbert and other great defensive centers that step in and try to alter the shot should the opposing PG blow by its' cover man. Here in BB...not so much.

Would SB by too powerful if it had game-altering effects like Dwight Howard has on opponents' outside players who are changing their game plan just because of his presence? I think not, because in order to have high SB you have to sacrifice other inside skills and real life is no different (exceptions like Hakeem excluded).

Last edited by Koperboy at 8/16/2013 4:30:11 AM

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