Can you retire in NBA 2k11 my player?

Answer 1

It depends on the position that your player is. My player is a PG, and honestly, at first, all PG stats suck. I only averaged about 6 points per game, and 9 assists per game. The key for point guards and almost all positions is to upgrade layups, consistency, and other mental attributes.

Also, during game play, don't take the ball for yourself a lot, pass, set screens, and don't call for the ball much. That will get your Teammate grade higher and the higher the grade, the more points you get A+ is 900 points.

Now my player is only about a 89, but it is a lot easier now that my consistency is a lot higher. I'm now averaging 36.6 Points per game, and 9 assists per game with an average Teammate rating of A+.

Listen to the 2k insider. He knows what he's talking about. When you go to the summer circuit go to an alright team like the Knicks so that you can start of with teammates with a similar overall. Then at the end of the first season some teams might want to get you so you should have a higher overall grade so you can go to a much better team like the Magic, Lakers, Nuggets etc.

Hope that helped.

Also it is good to upgrade mid range shot, shoot off dribble, and shoot in traffic

Answer 2

Be a tall PG 3 point shooter Max out shot medium, shot 3 point, dunk, ball handle and cherrypick cherrypick cherrypick

Answer 3

After 15 years