The NBA has seen a steep rise in scoring popularity, especially through three-point shooting, which is very much true inNBA 2K25.Thanks toplayers like Steph Curry, James Harden, and Kyrie Irving, being able to put the moves on a defender on the perimeter to pull up from the arc and drill the shot is nowpossibly what fans look forward to the most. And even with centers starting to slide into the spotlight again, the three-point shooter is still the kind of player that sells.
This is why many players willwant to create the perfect three-point shooterwhencreating a character in MyCareermode. Crafting the most ideal player in this game mode is paramount to creating the perfect journey for a player who wishes to vicariously live out their NBA dreams. This is why this guide is here to help anyone who is looking to create their perfect player and become the most deadly three-point shooter the league has ever seen.
Three Pointer Build
In creating the perfect three pointer build in the game, players will want to use the following physical dimensions:
With these physical dimensions set, players can use the following attributes and their values to bring the build to perfection:
68
71
85
45
26
83
93
86
75
52
92
60
25
80
73
Vertical
65
This build is made to bea quick, agile, and crafty player, able to quickly maneuver around the arc and get open to drain a three-pointer at a moment’s notice. However, there is much more to it than just speed.
The focus is thethree-point shot,which is the highest skill in the build at 93. It is also helped by using theDeadeye and Limitless Range Badges, which allow players to have increased accuracy from just about any spot on the court. This is the bread and butter for this build, giving them an incredible amount of productivity when shooting the ball from behind the arc. This build also allows forexcellent driving to the hoop with its speed. If a lane opens up, they will be able to cut in andperfectly lay the ballinto the basket.
However, offense is not the only thing that this build can excel at. Being a one-dimensional player can be fun, but it ultimately sets that player up for failure in the league. This is why the build is also goingto be very good for defense. While they won’t be able to protect the basket from the paint, this kind of player shouldn’t be put in that position very much, if at all. If they find themselves down there, that means the play has broken down and something has gone wrong. But their ability to steal the ball is exceptional, and adds a new layer of efficiency to the character. TheOn-Ball Menace Badgehelps with this as well.
