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The video provides in-depth guidance on creating effective center and power forward builds for NBA 2K24, focusing on achieving balanced attributes for shooting, finishing, and defense. By examining player builds inspired by Big Ben and Shaquille O'Neal, the speaker emphasizes the importance of specific badges like "Limitless Takeoff," "Green Machine," and various defensive badges. Key attributes for these builds include a three-point shot ranging from 76-85, high dunk ratings for elite contact dunks, and robust defensive stats such as a 99 block and an 87 block with 93 interior defense. The video also touches on playmaking capabilities by highlighting the importance of pass accuracy and dribbling, even for taller players. Throughout the discussion, the speaker aims to adapt builds for current and next-gen systems, concluding with named builds like the "two-way inside the arc threat" and "two-way three-point threat" that are designed to ensure versatility and effectiveness on the court.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses creating effective center builds for the current generation of NBA 2K24, specifically for power forward positions inspired by Big Ben. Despite the similarities between current gen and next gen build systems, the video emphasizes that each build has its constraints. The speaker showcases a 6’10”, 240 lbs, 7’8″ wingspan build, focusing on attributes like a 76 three-point shot, 87 driving dunk, and an 80 mid-range shot to achieve a balanced performance. Defensive capabilities are also highlighted with a 99 block and a 93 offensive rebound, complemented by an interior defense at 85. The build facilitates decent shooting, finishing, and defense, with specific emphasis on badges like Limitless Takeoff, Gold Green Machine, and various shooting badges. Finally, the build is named “two-way inside the arc threat” and uses takeovers similar to previous game versions.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses various build strategies and badge recommendations for different player types in a basketball video game. Key points include the importance of certain badges like “Limitless Takeoff,” which is described as overpowered and affordable. For finishing, high dunk ratings allow for elite contact dunks. Shooting badges like Green Machine and Asian Threes are emphasized, while playmaking focuses on pass accuracy for badges like Hall of Fame Break Starter. Defensive attributes such as block, rebound, and interior defense are optimized for effectiveness. Additionally, takeovers like playmaking and defending are considered, leading to comparisons with legendary player Shaquille O’Neal. The final build discussed highlights the “stretch big” archetype, focusing on shooting capabilities with an 85 three-point shot and related badges.
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In this segment of the video, the creator discusses the recommended badges and attributes for a ‘stretch big’ player build in a basketball video game. Key shooting badges suggested include blinders, limitless range, and catch-and-shoot, noting that these are primary choices. Despite limitations in the game’s build system, the focus on finishing is minimal due to restrictions on attributes like driving dunk. The playmaking attributes are adjusted to maintain some dribbling capability, despite the nerf to taller players (six-foot-nine). On defense, the creator emphasizes achieving strong defensive stats, such as an 87 block and 93 interior defense, to unlock Hall of Fame post lockdown badge, acknowledging the ongoing strength of post scores. The physical attributes are also specified to ensure the build’s effectiveness. The segment concludes with the creation of a ‘two-way three-point threat’ build and a brief note on trying to adapt big man builds across different game generations.