Connected Lateral Quickness and Acceleration with Speed so that if you want to override the generated Speed rating based on the eye test, it will affect related attributes.Fixed a bug in the rating system for Contact Dunk that was making the rating always generate as 27 and was nullifying the generation of the Posterizer badge.Drastically changed the Driving Dunk formula.Slightly lowered the maximum rating for Ball Control.Slightly reworked the formulas for Off-Dribble Shot Mid-Range, Off-Dribble Shot Three, and Speed with Ball to not be so top heavy.Proportionally lowered post ratings for non-post players.

Added minimums and maximums so that attribute ratings cannot be higher than 99 or lower than 25 and that tendency ratings cannot be higher than 100 or lower than 0.Luckily, I've now fixed many of those flaws! Here is a list of things I've updated in the couple days since making the video: I am also attaching a link to a 20 minute video which acts both as a tutorial on how to use it correctly and a discussion on a few flaws I've found in testing it. The NBA 2K19 Player Ratings Generator Tool

See, what I've done is made a Google Sheets document where all you have to do is find a few stats, and it runs those numbers through 725 different formulas I have made to generate accurate results for all 49 attributes (the one caveat being that I condensed durability down to one 'overall durability' rating), 11 of the most important tendencies, and every single badge (and yes that even includes the personality ones). And then made it even more complex than it needed to be. And in doing so, I took the 'almost' out of the sentence from earlier. When editing rosters and players, have you ever wished there was something available that could make your job a million times easier, that could just take a few stats and crank out a number for every single attribute for a player? Obviously over the years there have been some great tools available, and most people who do this sort of stuff all the time at least loosely have some formulas they use, but it's been 7 years since I last saw a public tool that actually had thorough formulas for even almost every rating, and that was just some random guy's Google Doc that I'm fairly sure was never really meant to be public anyway (and was made expliclity private after just a couple of months).

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