Power Forward

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thecoolstuff
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Power Forward

Post by thecoolstuff »

I was wondering which attributes will make a player be labelled as power forward? There arent much power forward in the game.
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munky
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Post by munky »

If I were to guess I'd say he'd have to be at least 200 lbs, have good strength and shooting abilities, maybe good hitting/checking to go along with it.
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Post by Minstrel »

I don't know for sure for game purposes what the exact formula is; you mean in scouting reports in the summary lines that say "He's a power forward from Ghana" or the like right?

I'd guess strength, aggressiveness and hitting are high on the list though.
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inSTAALed
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Post by inSTAALed »

Erik Cole is a good power forward :-)

Use him as an example!
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