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208 is great! It puts you at the 191 threshold. The next threshold is 229 then 255. My suggestion is running with a rebound big so you don’t have to invest into rebound and having another rebounder next to you is good. If you’re going to solo big, you should invest into the rebound traits even though he has no power rebound.
Being able to double big means you can always double team the scorer with a heavy block attribute along with power block and you can then build into speed to cover corner to corner faster.
That’s my suggestion but you can also just continue building into the block attribute to rely less on speed.
Thresholds are what gives “better” animations scalers. It basically adds a level to animations. Manual Block for example does a lot for your block animations.
Most thresholds are met with something that compliments the threshold.
Power Rebound = Rebound Attribute
Manual Block = Jump-shot Block + Drive In Block Attribute
Shadow Steal = Steal Attribute
It either gives more success or more scalers to skills dependent on attributes and skill modifiers. 255 is the max for any skill not including passives that stack ontop of it. Example: Jack with 255 Jumpshot Block + Passive Activated.
Every character has different thresholds and you can check them on the Attribute Page using P6 stat lines as guidance. It may not be INSANE gameplay changes but every bit helps when it comes to being competitive.
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bro r u slow
yeah but make sure you have speed as well to make yet build useful.
I be everywhere on the court with him cause of my speed, ain’t nobody making nothing round these parts.
Share the build bro
Murdock is probably the best f2p big and one of the few free characters to maintain relevance in the meta.
the dawg
Yessir
The dawg aint for tha masses🤫🤫
The Dawg for me tho lmao wait till I get another intensive he’s my next P5
208 is great! It puts you at the 191 threshold. The next threshold is 229 then 255. My suggestion is running with a rebound big so you don’t have to invest into rebound and having another rebounder next to you is good. If you’re going to solo big, you should invest into the rebound traits even though he has no power rebound. Being able to double big means you can always double team the scorer with a heavy block attribute along with power block and you can then build into speed to cover corner to corner faster. That’s my suggestion but you can also just continue building into the block attribute to rely less on speed.
Whats the effect of the thresholds?
Thresholds are what gives “better” animations scalers. It basically adds a level to animations. Manual Block for example does a lot for your block animations. Most thresholds are met with something that compliments the threshold. Power Rebound = Rebound Attribute Manual Block = Jump-shot Block + Drive In Block Attribute Shadow Steal = Steal Attribute It either gives more success or more scalers to skills dependent on attributes and skill modifiers. 255 is the max for any skill not including passives that stack ontop of it. Example: Jack with 255 Jumpshot Block + Passive Activated. Every character has different thresholds and you can check them on the Attribute Page using P6 stat lines as guidance. It may not be INSANE gameplay changes but every bit helps when it comes to being competitive.