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Question for BBs - Hidden Skills/Attributes -- Do they exist or not?

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34446.25 in reply to 34446.22
Date: 6/5/2008 4:46:25 PM
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most certainly.

a good shooter from te field with bad FT skill will get less points if your physical player fouls him a few times...


I don't think that example should be seen as a positive, for the fouls are unintentional. He would do the same to a good FT shooter. That is just bad defence...

Last edited by Legen...Riceball...Dary! at 6/5/2008 4:47:06 PM

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Date: 6/7/2008 6:18:03 AM
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most certainly.

a good shooter from te field with bad FT skill will get less points if your physical player fouls him a few times...


I don't think that example should be seen as a positive, for the fouls are unintentional. He would do the same to a good FT shooter. That is just bad defence...

true.
he would do it to any player, but the question was if there was a positive whatsoever, so in case he fould a bad FT shooter, it is positive. Only in case. ;)

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34446.28 in reply to 34446.26
Date: 5/17/2010 8:13:48 PM
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for some reason, i had come to understand that the more physical players were also more likely to cause injuries on opposing players (because they foul more often) -- in some circles, this could be seen as an advantage.

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Date: 5/18/2010 1:44:55 AM
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2 year revive nice :)

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34446.30 in reply to 34446.26
Date: 5/18/2010 3:07:11 AM
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If your guy fouls a lot he has better chance of injuring the other teams player because all injuries happens on a foul.

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34446.31 in reply to 34446.19
Date: 5/18/2010 5:55:47 AM
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An uneducated guess, don't feel like checking too many numbers, but if they create a lot of contact on the defensive end, they might as well draw some on the offense, sort of like a Paul Pierce used to.


I would like to promote this to an educated guess. My experience has been that the more physical players also draw more fouls on the offensive end. My biggest fouler has my highest FT attempts.

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Date: 5/18/2010 7:28:33 AM
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Thread diggers in the work again... nice job to whoever found it. A little embarrasing for those who didn't notice ;D

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34446.33 in reply to 34446.32
Date: 5/18/2010 9:18:35 AM
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I was wondering if the BB's could tell us if a players hidden attribute of Physicality is static (Changes each season) or constant (Remains the same over the course of his career.) from season to season?

Thanks

From: Bigcatjc

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Date: 5/18/2010 12:21:28 PM
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Appears to be static.

There also doesn't seem to be a necessary correlation between fouls commited and fouls drawn like the BBs state.

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Date: 5/18/2010 1:11:04 PM
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I think players with high physicality should also be able to physically intimidate the referees, giving them a small chance to turn charges into blocking calls, 2 pointers into 3 pointers and add 5 seconds onto the game clock in crunch situations where their team is down.

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