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jangs 27 Sep, 2016 @ 12:34am

Would strength affect layup these sort of things?

I created a point forward which is 250lbs , would layup become more easy for me?

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the creamiest pie

27 Sep, 2016 @ 12:42pm

I'd upgrade dunks / layups instead of strength.

strength would help you by backing down smaller opponents into the paint and driving into smaller/lighter guys.. if I'm making sense.

jangs 27 Sep, 2016 @ 2:36pm

......So result is same if a 250lbs player body contact then layup with a 220lbs player body contact then layup?

CoolColJ 28 Oct, 2016 @ 2:48am

not sure on bodywieght, but strength does influence all contacts, and chance of landing a contact layup/dunk

jangs 28 Oct, 2016 @ 4:03am

Originally posted by CoolColJ:
not sure on bodywieght, but strength does influence all contacts, and chance of landing a contact layup/dunk

Ture, bodywight do influence on initial strength, greater bodywight you will get greater intial strength.

CoolColJ 28 Oct, 2016 @ 4:26am

I made a 6'5" 175lb power forward, and when he gets hit he will sometimes just flat out miss the rim, instead of dunking it.
His strength caps way lower than the 245lb version I also tried. like 55+ to close to 90.

And he can't backdown any true power forwards, or hold his box out position well.
But he's very fast :)