Best PG Build

[pano]

Hi so i am looking for the best PG build hoping for like a 3 point god?

[Grover Covington]

Primary: playmaking
Secondary: sharpshooting

[pano]

Originally posted by Livada:

Primary: playmaking
Secondary: sharpshooting

i guess but what about primary sharpshooting and secondary slasher?

[ZenithM]

You won't be doing any dunking with a PG sharp/slasher, that archetype is better at SF (due to higher dunk tendencies).
If you want primary shooting, good secondaries are sharpshooting (aka pure sharp), playmaking and shot creating.

But I'd go with what Livada said if you truly intend to be a "true" point guard.

[Armada]

No such things as a best build. You're no good as a sharpshooter if your shot selction is bad. Go with what suits your playstyle best and then realize that you aren't limited to just the two things that your archetype is. However if you want to be pretty solid all around then a playmaking shotcreator is a good choice. Your 3's max out around 80 which is more than enough to be a good shooter if you take good shots plus you'll be deadly from mid range along with being able to drive effectively. Tbh I find sharpshooters to have the lowest IQ of all the archetypes but that 100% depends on the person, it's just that "not so smart" people tend to be attracted to that 90+ Curry like 3 pointer. A smart sharpshooter is deadly but a smart sharpshooter also knows that 3's is just what they're best at not all they can do.

[repayed]

As proper said there’s not really a “god build” you kinda just have to make builds play around with them and see which one you like the best. If you’re going to make a pg, don’t ballhog.

[EX THE LEGEND]

Originally posted by Sensei Wavy:

As proper said there’s not really a “god build” you kinda just have to make builds play around with them and see which one you like the best. If you’re going to make a pg, don’t ballhog.

*not a personal attack just joking around*
Didn't you like go thru a dribble got phase where u hogged the whole game

[repayed]

Yea lol

[Kristapse]

best Pg builds are- 6'7 primary: playmaker, secondary: sharp ; 6'7 primary: playmaker, secondary: shot creator; 6'10 SF pure point

[EX THE LEGEND]

Originally posted by Krispy Kreme:

best Pg builds are- 6'7 primary: playmaker, secondary: sharp ; 6'7 primary: playmaker, secondary: shot creator; 6'10 SF pure point

Um, primary shot creating secondary playmaker. And all the builds you mentioned require great dribbling, scoring, and passing / vision skills.

[TsoBadGuy]

This is all opinion of course, but I believe Sharp main, playmaking secondary is the best. (6'6 with max wingspan) Many fire dribble moves like the moving around the back (Pro 3) and others feel virtually as effective as a playmaker secondary, even if noticably slower than pure/shorter/main playmakers at the same time.

Another way to look at it is this, dribbling is less of a dice roll than shooting. With things like moving side to side and blow bys being very effective alternatives to having higher levels of ball control this year. Because of this, marks have to guard you that much more closely from farther out, which opens up a lot of options as a point guard.

[Ding Dong]

5'7 145lbs Defending rebounder PERIOD end of discussion

[Neaj u Ventu]

Originally posted by Yuri The Worst:

5'7 145lbs Defending rebounder PERIOD end of discussion

Rebounding defender*
PG can't have rebounding primary.

[EX THE LEGEND]

Originally posted by Shaka O'Neaj:

Originally posted by Yuri The Worst:

5'7 145lbs Defending rebounder PERIOD end of discussion

Rebounding defender*
PG can't have rebounding primary.

Lol

[ZenithM]

6'3 post scoring rebounder SF is nice too and can obviously handle the PG position (because same height as Steph Curry).
#positionlessbasketball

[EX THE LEGEND]

Originally posted by ZenithM:

6'3 post scoring rebounder SF is nice too and can obviously handle the PG position (because same height as Steph Curry).
#positionlessbasketball

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