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Aww, I'm tired L:).

Yeah the closest thing is Nachtmahr's project, which, if I remember correctly is something like this:
x/x/17 14/x/14 x/17/17/17

I think I argued with him his actual trainee would fail on RB, but maybe he got there after all. This is may be doable with excellent starting skills and the right height. JS/IS will determine the salary and the capping. I'd rather have 14 DR than 14 HA on that kind of player, but I think his theory was that if you train HA instead of 1v1 you don't get pops in shooting, so the trainee remains salary efficient. I did train 1v1 guards on my trainee, as I can't see a big man with low IS, low JS and low DR having any chance of being decent at scoring. He will pass the ball and that's fine, but going 1-10 from the field is quite dangerous. Another trainee of mine did get 0 pp100 in R&G, maybe it was a bug but his scoring ability was horrendous.

Last edited by Lemonshine at 6/16/2015 8:18:32 PM

Great plan :)

Thanks Steve, that looks like a nice build and if a could get somewhere near there with my trainee I will be very happy!

I dismissed RB. OD, HA, PA, ID and SB got more training and are higher now. RB got still training through SB but I didn't train it as a stand alone skill.

How far did you end up dropping on RB? The one thing I've always had a hard time contemplating was allowing RB to be too low, since offensive rebounds lead to put back attempts and no matter how good a player's defense is, you're more likely to give up points (or a foul) if your opponent gets an offensive board than you would be if you got the rebound. But I haven't built SB guys yet either, so my whole mode of prevention of easy shots by flooding all positions with OD was vulnerable to offensive rebounds.

I agree with the idea that a perfect Power Forward doesn't exist, depends on your team composition and on what you want.
I can tell you what would be standart/balanced PF for a MVP player:

131 SP:
13 10
13 13
15 10

17 16
14 10

You could have more TSP with a HoF...

Yeah, there are more OREB than usual. But I still managed to have the best rebound team in the league... with a RB 12 C and lower RB players. At the same time my team had only 11-12 fouls/game. And this number contains not only shooting fouls. There were games were my team had no fouls after the first halftime.

If you make your opponents miss more shots, you'll get more rebounds. It's more the percentage of offensive rebounds you allow that would probably be the interesting measure, but in any case it certainly is an interesting way of going about things.

If you really talking about the ideal PF, I would say legendary for all skills! That's the ideal player, no matters the position but he would be too expensive. To be more realistic, I would go with a $164k PF such as :

12 / 8
12 / 12
14 / 8
17 / 17
16 / 10

TSP: 126

What made your player overpower his opponent? SB or ID?