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183864.20 in reply to 183864.19
Date: 5/4/2011 12:09:59 PM
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It's not quite as cut-and-dried as that, because once the player crosses the threshold of JS that makes him switch from C to PF, it requires quite a lot of training to get him to become a C again.

If we take the hypothetical 3x tremendous player from above, and suggest his skills look something like this:

9/4/4/4/4/4/13/13/13/8 (JS/JR/OD/HN/DR/PS/IS/ID/RB/SB)

He's a C, but at 10 JS he becomes a PF. In order to make him a C again (and get his JS skill for nothing), we have to train him until he looks like this:

10/4/4/4/4/4/14/14/15/8 (note that he also becomes a C again with 15 ID rather than 15 RB, but the RB is cheaper)

Whereas we could hypothetically train the same player to 20 in OD, PS, DR or HN without it ever costing a dime or changing his BP.

edit: typo

Last edited by darykjozef at 5/4/2011 12:10:26 PM

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183864.22 in reply to 183864.12
Date: 5/4/2011 10:35:03 PM
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I don't think DR is considered one of the 4 big man skills. DR is a secondary skill for all players I believe. This is not saying that DR is unimportant, although playing with your back to the basket makes DR less important in my eyes.
I believe that the generally accepted 4 skills for big men are IS, ID, RB, and SB.

As far as shot-blocking goes, I believe in its value as much as I believe in the value of any skill. I don't think the game engine is set up to have 12 skills but only 11 of them of value. Is it cost-effective? That's a function of your team and the tactics you play.

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183864.23 in reply to 183864.22
Date: 5/5/2011 3:49:51 AM
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Well said, + 1 ball for you.

Every skill is important. But somehow OD is the most important skill...

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183864.26 in reply to 183864.20
Date: 5/11/2011 9:38:39 AM
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He's a C, but at 10 JS he becomes a PF. In order to make him a C again (and get his JS skill for nothing), we have to train him until he looks like this:


I think the 5 salaries will be calculated and the highest one is taken for him?

When a Center have the salary X, the JS training raises the PF salary closer to the C salary. After the break even point there should be a salary that is only some bucks bigger than the C salary, right?

I mean: why do you have to train him C again to get the skills for free? you reached a C-PF-balance and they are nearly free (I don't believe that the PF-salary after the break even point would be higher than 2% over the C-salary)

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183864.27 in reply to 183864.26
Date: 5/11/2011 6:05:34 PM
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He's a C, but at 10 JS he becomes a PF. In order to make him a C again (and get his JS skill for nothing), we have to train him until he looks like this:


I think the 5 salaries will be calculated and the highest one is taken for him?

When a Center have the salary X, the JS training raises the PF salary closer to the C salary. After the break even point there should be a salary that is only some bucks bigger than the C salary, right?

I mean: why do you have to train him C again to get the skills for free? you reached a C-PF-balance and they are nearly free (I don't believe that the PF-salary after the break even point would be higher than 2% over the C-salary)

I see what you're saying, but what I posted was just in regards to the JS skill of the player in question being free (if his BP is C) or not (if his BP is PF).

For instance, the player I used in the example has these salaries at 9 JS:
Power Forward $ 52 319
Center $ 52 865

...making him a center, but training just one more level of JS adds nearly $4k in salary, because the JS is no longer free:
Power Forward $ 56 432
Center $ 52 865

...so slightly more than 2% (closer to 8%) over the C salary (which remains unchanged).

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183864.28 in reply to 183864.27
Date: 5/12/2011 11:49:08 AM
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What I want to know about Shotblocking is this,
Why in a game after a shotblock, whoever gets the ball its recorded as a rebound?
Also why if the Offensive team gets the ball back after a shotblock does the shotclock restart?

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183864.29 in reply to 183864.28
Date: 5/12/2011 11:56:17 AM
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+1 for that.

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183864.30 in reply to 183864.28
Date: 5/12/2011 12:10:27 PM
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Good question.
Currently blocked shot has exactly the same result as simply missed shot and it isn't correct. I think it is result of model of match engine, in which we have successive attacks and every attack is independent.
Shotblock doesn't increase chance for shotclock violation and it is wrong and should be corrected. In this way blocks will be more important.

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