List of Signature Skills Added or Removed For Each Player in NBA 2K14

[CamBuckNasty]

Quote: Originally Posted by Red Kafe

Kyrie shouldn't have any passing sigs cuz he can barely average 6 assist per game . He should be a better passer than that. John Wall averaged near 8 with the same amount of talent or worse . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

Yeah, John Wall had Emeka Okafor, Nene, Martell Webster, and Bradley Beal compared to Tyler Zeller, Tristin Thompson, Alonzo Gee, and Dion Waiters....you mean to tell me Wall doesn't easily have a better starting lineup? Kyrie also had Byron Scott telling him to score, because it was their only chance of winning, after Kyrie dropped 18-9 on the Jazz, Coach Scott said Kyrie needed to be more aggressive, and KI replied back with "you don't have to tell me twice." Byron Scott said this twice, once Kyrie's rookie season (http://www.cleveland.com/cavs/index.ssf/2012/03/kyrie_irving_likes_his_dimes_b.html) and last season (http://www.morningjournal.com/general-news/20130127/kyrie-irving-takes-byron-scotts-advice-to-be-more-aggressive)

[mango_prom]

Quote: Originally Posted by CamBuckNasty

I can't believe that one guy said ROY HIBBERT was a top 2 center in the league LOLOLOL, he barely makes the top 10! We're talking about a 7'2 center who has a career average 6.8 rebounds and has yet to pull down over 10 TRB in his career, and he was also the worst finisher at the rim! (7'2 and his game is strictly supposed to be a low-post center http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2013/0711...ooters_NBA.jpg ). Just because he looked mighty to a dwarfed Heat frontcourt shouldn't fool you. He's a good rim protector and that's it, dude was only an All-Star in 2012 due to Al Horford needing shoulder surgery.

Hibbert is shooting as good/bad around the rim as Melo, who got the "finisher" skill for being the worst volume scoring superstar in terms of shooting% around the basket.

[Gramps91]

Most of these sound pretty nice. I really like Signature Skills.

Not so sure Chris Paul should have lost alley-ooper though.

[CaseIH]

Quote: Originally Posted by CamBuckNasty

I can't believe that one guy said ROY HIBBERT was a top 2 center in the league LOLOLOL, he barely makes the top 10! We're talking about a 7'2 center who has a career average 6.8 rebounds and has yet to pull down over 10 TRB in his career, and he was also the worst finisher at the rim! (7'2 and his game is strictly supposed to be a low-post center http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2013/0711...ooters_NBA.jpg ). Just because he looked mighty to a dwarfed Heat frontcourt shouldn't fool you. He's a good rim protector and that's it, dude was only an All-Star in 2012 due to Al Horford needing shoulder surgery.

Obviously you must not follow the NBA all that close if this is what you think. Now I dont think as of right now I would put Hibbert in the top 2, but he is 1 of the better C in the game, remember the C position is weak now days and there isnt any real good C in the game today that could make it in the past era's. Hibbert had a hand injury that he had issues with for a good part of the season last year, and not even the Pacers knew about it until he finally told them. Once he got that healed up his offensive game took off. Also it just wasnt the Heat he dominated, he dominated in every playoff series. Tysom Chandler considered one of the best defensive C's in the game and Hibbert made him and the Knicks look like fools. So it wasnt just a finesse team like the Heat that Hibbert beat up on.

[Raider131]

Quote: Originally Posted by CaseIH

Obviously you must not follow the NBA all that close if this is what you think. Now I dont think as of right now I would put Hibbert in the top 2, but he is 1 of the better C in the game, remember the C position is weak now days and there isnt any real good C in the game today that could make it in the past era's. Hibbert had a hand injury that he had issues with for a good part of the season last year, and not even the Pacers knew about it until he finally told them. Once he got that healed up his offensive game took off. Also it just wasnt the Heat he dominated, he dominated in every playoff series. Tysom Chandler considered one of the best defensive C's in the game and Hibbert made him and the Knicks look like fools. So it wasnt just a finesse team like the Heat that Hibbert beat up on.

The series where he only had 3 games in double figures against Tyson? or even against atl where he barely shot 47%.minus beasting the smallest frontcourt in the league nothing really stands out, he's one of the best C's in the league but his offense is massively overrated. He's a 7'2 Center who's never cracked 50% shooting.

And 2k messing up sig skills nothing new there. Been a complete mess since the release of 2k13 just like roster tendencies and what not.

[capitolrf]

Don't like that Nene & Okafor lost there Bruiser Sigs. Two legitimate, solidly-built big men are an imposing presence to attempt to score on. They anchored the defense for the Wizards this year. Both stand in the 6’10 – 6’11 range, weigh between 250-260 lbs. While shorter,lighter guys kept there's who nearly don't bang in the paint as much.

[Rensational14]

With all the new skills added, its dreadful that there's still a limitation to 5 skills for players.

[CamBuckNasty]

Quote: Originally Posted by CaseIH

Obviously you must not follow the NBA all that close if this is what you think. Now I dont think as of right now I would put Hibbert in the top 2, but he is 1 of the better C in the game, remember the C position is weak now days and there isnt any real good C in the game today that could make it in the past era's. Hibbert had a hand injury that he had issues with for a good part of the season last year, and not even the Pacers knew about it until he finally told them. Once he got that healed up his offensive game took off. Also it just wasnt the Heat he dominated, he dominated in every playoff series. Tysom Chandler considered one of the best defensive C's in the game and Hibbert made him and the Knicks look like fools. So it wasnt just a finesse team like the Heat that Hibbert beat up on.

I'm a NBA fanatic and I'm well aware of Hibbert's wrist, which plagued him for half of the season, but it's still inexcusable for a SEVEN FOOT TWO center to finish that terrible at the rim and not dominate the glass. And the 5 isn't as bad as the media keeps regurgitating, the SG position is easily the worst position in the L. You have Tim Duncan (don't need to hear it, he's a center), Dwight Howard, Marc Gasol, Joakim Noah, Tyson Chandler, Brook Lopez, DeMarcus Cousins, Andre Drummond on the mend, and etc are pretty good centers. I'm tired of hearing "they'd never match with the 90's centers" from casual fans like yourself, we'll no duh, it's considered the great generation of centers for a reason, but stop living in the past and realize that the NBA is a perimeter oriented game now.