Before i get to Outside Point Guard i really want to highlight that playing a INSIDE Point Guard is alot easier and less teammate required than playing a Outside Point Guard, i strongly recommend playing 6'3 Inside Point Guard, because its easier to create your own shot because you will be less screen required. Besides isn't it more fun to bang on people than hide behind screens? Recommended upgrading path: Athlete - Inside Scoring - Playmaking - Defense - Outside Scoring. (See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])


Playing an Outside Point makes you extremely screen required to be very succesful, of course it can be deadly if you have good teammates and good chemistry. In my opinion getting in to the 90's in 3 point rating is very important to make most of your shots, thats why i made it 6'1. Recommended upgrading path: Athlete - Outside Scoring - Playmaking - Defense - Inside Scoring.
(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])


This is a HUGE gem, playing 6'7 is the best for Park, hands down. You're going to have a 90 Mid-range, 90-3 pointer, and if you're at Rivet and play against other affiliations, you're going to have 90 Speed, if you're at sunset and play against other affiliations you're going to have 95 in 3-pointer and mid-range, these attributes are absolutely mental, you're going to be able to do everything on the court (I recommend not upgrading Inside Scoring for Park since it's useless, there are no freethrows fouls at Park so you never want to go for contested layups. You make your open layups regardless.) If you take rebounding you'll even be able to grab rebounds over most centers. Recommended upgrading path: Athlete - Outside Scoring - Playmaking - Defense - Rebounding.
(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])

WARNING! I cannot guarantee that you wont be called a cheater with this build, because frankly, nobody puts alot of thought into making their player, they just see their favorite youtuber or NBA Player and copy them. Totally overseeing this gem of a MyPlayer

I think 6'5 is the perfect height for you to be able to both cut fast and get buckets, in my opinion there is no other alternative to 6'5 Outside SG, you will get buckets with this guy i guarantee that.
Recommended upgrading path: Outside Scoring - Athlete - Defense - Inside Scoring - Playmaking.
(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])

If you're more of the slashing and dunking type of guy, i recommend going 1 inch taller than the Outside Scoring SG, because that 1 inch is going to pay off, I dont really recommend going Inside on a SG because that will limit the perimeter threat of the team, but if you cut at the right times and such, you're going to draw double teams etc. You're going to be a huge part of the team. You're going to have a small mid range game with this build, so remember to utilize that whenever the other team has become cautious of your cutting.
Recommended upgrading path: Athlete - Defense - Inside Scoring - Playmaking - Outside Scoring.
(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])

By going 6'8 you're going to be an absolute beast, you could go inside too, that would work just as much as Outside, i just preffer Outside because you're still going to be able to go inside and dunk it, again i really don't recommend upgrading Inside Scoring for park because layups are going to go in anyways, but if you go Inside upgrade Inside Scoring aswell.
Recommended path Outside 6'8: Outside Scoring - Athlete - Playmaking - Defense - Rebounding. Inside 6'8: Athlete - Playmaking - Inside Scoring - Defense - Outside Scoring.
(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])

This year 2K has managed to absolutely ♥♥♥♥ up SF (Not really suprising) but I've found that making a Shooting Guard is actually better than making a Small Forward unless you want to play the post then i recommend making a SF.

Reason why i made it inside and not outside is because you want to get boards thats in my opinion the most effective way to play a Small Forward.
Recommended upgrading path: Athlete - Inside Scoring - Defense - Rebounding - Playmaking.
(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])

Of course on park you want to be outside on everything, because there are less players it'll be easier to shoot the ball, you will have a 90 mid-range and 3-pointer when you boost and you'll still be an absolute beast dunking the ball.
Recommended upgrading path: Athlete - Outside Scoring - Playmaking - Defense - Rebounding.(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])

In my opinion there is only 1 way to play Bigman and thats outside, unless you're very good at post moves, playing outside bigman is gonna open up the paint for your guards and wingman, and as a PF you can pop the shot off the screen, you'll absolutely love playing Outside Bigman, which is the most dominant Role by FAR, shooting from mid-range is very deadly especially against slow PF's and C's.
Recommended upgrading path: Outside Scoring - Defense - Athlete - Rebounding - Inside Scoring.
(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])

Just like PF there is only 1 way to play Center and thats OUTSIDE if you get Deadeye you're absolutely unstoppable on offense, and you wont clog the paint for guards and SF's on Pro-Am, there is no better bigman than a bigman who spaces the floor, trust me, you can't go wrong with Outside Bigmen, absolutely cash from Mid-range.
Recommended upgrading path: Outside Scoring - Athlete - Defense - Rebounding - Inside Scoring.
(See attribute caps at the end of the guide or press THIS[www.nba2kmyplayer.com])

These are all without the +5 Boosts

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