Feel Free to use with your rosters
Potential Rating/Description/Example
30= No Chance of NBA Roster (Any College Long Shot)
35= Career D-Leaguer (Mateen Cleaves)
40= D-League Call Up Regular (Trey Johnson)
45= 11th/12th Man (Jason Hart)
50= Basic Role Player / Specialist (Collins Brothers)
55= Replacable Starter / Advanced Role Player (Glen Davis)
60= Solid Starter / Elite Role Player (Josh Smith 2008)
65= Reliable Starter / 6th Man of the Year Type (Manu)
70= Star Player / Occasional All Star (David West)
75= Perinial All Star (Brandon Roy)
80= Superstar (Deron Williams)
85= Franchise Player (Dwight)
90= Once in Lifetime (LeBron)
Hustle
25= Lazy on Non-Playoff Team
30= Lazy on Playoff Team
45= Lazy on Contender
40= Decent on Non-Playoff Team
45= Decent on Playoff Team
60= Decent on Contender
55= Plays Hard on Non-Playoff Team
60= Plays Hard on Playoff Team
75= Plays Hard on Contender
70= Stud on Non-Playoff Team
75= Stud on Playoff Team
90= Stud on Contender
95/99= Mr. Effort on Contender
This is for potential edits for the players on 2K10. As usual, 2K doesn't do that great of a job giving out potential ratings.
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TheGreatOne13 05:23 PM 11-02-2009
Do it have to be those numbers or anything in between?
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Onpoint17 05:26 PM 11-02-2009
Nice job. Would this be used more for creating draft classes or should we dive into the current roster and apply these potentials?
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DC 05:30 PM 11-02-2009
I am using it for draft classes as well as pre-existing player edits
I just used those numbers because they are easier to reference/group.
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DC 06:00 PM 11-02-2009
Just a few notes
1. If the player doesn't take care of his body (Baron) then I will take 5 points from the level that they SHOULD be. Example would be Baron getting a 75 instead of an 80.
2. If I feel a superstar/star type player might LEAVE his current situation (Wade/Bosh) then I will subtract 5 from where they should be. Remember that potential rating deals with trade logic of the CPU. Wade went from a 95 to a 90 because of this.
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ffaacc03 06:53 PM 11-02-2009
Originally Posted by DC:
Feel Free to use with your rosters
Potential Rating/Description/Example40= No Chance of NBA Roster (Any College Long Shot)
45= Career D-Leaguer (Mateen Cleaves)
50= D-League Call Up Regular (Trey Johnson)
55= 11th/12th Man (Jason Hart)
60= Basic Role Player (Collins Brothers)
65= Replacable Starter / Advanced Role Player (Glen Davis)
70= Solid Starter / Elite Role Player (Josh Smith 2008)
75= Reliable Starter / 6th Man of the Year Type (Manu)
80= Star Player / Occasional All Star (David West)
85= Perinial All Star (Brandon Roy)
90= Superstar (Deron Williams)
95= Franchise Player (Dwight)
99= Once in Lifetime (LeBron)
Originally Posted by DC:
Just a few notes
1. If the player doesn't take care of his body (Baron) then I will take 5 points from the level that they SHOULD be. Example would be Baron getting a 75 instead of an 80.
2. If I feel a superstar/star type player might LEAVE his current situation (Wade/Bosh) then I will subtract 5 from where they should be. Remember that potential rating deals with trade logic of the CPU. Wade went from a 95 to a 90 because of this.
Have you simmed a season just to check how your edits affect the AI trade logic ? ... despite the spread between the ratings, the AI can still manage to do unbalanced trades ... your idea may help to lessen that but I would like to know/confirm how does a 5 pts difference in that rating results in preventing unbalanced trades ...
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Po Pimp 07:12 PM 11-02-2009
I just don't like how potential is done in this game (or any game for that matter). Potential is just that, potential.
Greg Oden was drafted number 1 for a reason. Sure he's not the player many envisioned, but he's coming off an injury, and he's still only 21 years old. However on the game, he's rated an 82 potential.
Kevin Durant is a unique player. There's never been a player his size with those skills. His potential should be 99.
Brandon Roy was a 4 year athlete in college, and came into the league polished, which is why he has a high overall rating. His potential should not be very high, cause he's not going to get much better. Plus if his potential was that great, he would not have got drafted #6.
LeBron is already one of the top 3 players in the league...how much better is he REALLY going to get? Why is he still rated with a 99 potential? This is his 7th year!
I won't even get into all the older players who have high potential ratings. I know trade value is taken into account, but it needs to be calculated differently.
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