Is there any possible way to determine a change in the speed burst I get when a press shift, or how fast I can go with PG? And on a range from 180-210, what is the difference there? I'm a power PG, with a speed attribute of 200 with my +10 bonus I get from my shoes. But if I were to take it off, in games there looks to be no difference. It really doesn't look as if the speed attributes differ on a scale of how fast my power PG can go. To have claimed more evidence of this theory, (FS) Blue-Eye made a video of testing speed. I didn't see any difference between the PG's that ran across the court. So how can you determine a PG's speed on ranges 180-210. Or anything close/around (to) that.
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Speed is generally a complicated topic, everyone recommends putting stats on speed at least a little yet you see no difference? Why bother putting stats in it then? You might think.
But as i said it's not as easy as "I don't run faster across the court". It's complex and I don't know how complex but it definitely makes a difference think a bit outside the box of running speed, like what about recovery of ankle breaker, move speed in general, how fast are you able to change directions? Btw if you press right and then left before actually releasing right you'll lose a lot of stamina as well as take loads of time to actually walk in that direction but if you release the button and "stop" walking for a brief moment you won't. -
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I see a big difference from 190 to 200 for some reason. For example my SG has 192 speed right now but my PG has 203 and its very obvious who runs faster to me. But all in all if you don't see a difference then that probably means you just don't need the extra speed and you can put the stat on your shoes into something like steal for your pg.Comment
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My PG has 227 speed and i will say that is really important stat for PG. Speed, steal and stamina are 3 the most important stats for defense pg.Comment
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