Wang Yi asked one more question. "What are the exact percentages?"
The system replied: [After using this Experience Card, the host's base two-point percentage will be 40%, and his Three-point Percentage will be 30%.]
[For every centimeter the defender is taller than the host, the host's shooting percentage increases by one percentage point.]
Wang Yi heard this and quietly did the math.
A base two-point percentage of just 40% and a three-point percentage of only 30% were indeed a little low.
According to the system, Lillard and Seth Curry were both shorter than him.
If he shot in front of either of them, his percentage wouldn't increase. It would stay at the base rate.
Vassell was 1.96 meters tall, four centimeters taller than him. Shooting in front of Vassell would only raise his percentage by four points.
His three-point percentage would only reach 34%, and his two-point percentage only 44%.
That was even lower than his normal percentages, so it clearly wasn't worth it.
Little Duncan was 2.11 meters tall, nineteen centimeters taller than him.
That meant adding nineteen percentage points to his base numbers.
In other words, if he took a two-pointer in front of Little Duncan, his percentage would reach 59%, while his three-point percentage would reach 49%.
Those were already very good numbers, especially with his three-point percentage nearly hitting 50%.
Quite impressive.
But the biggest loophole was Wemby.
Wemby was 2.24 meters tall, a full thirty-two centimeters taller than him.
Shooting in front of Wemby would add thirty-two percentage points to his base numbers.
His two-point percentage would reach 72%, and his three-point percentage would reach 62%.
Thanks. It looked like today's Experience Card was made specifically for Wemby.
Wemby could never have imagined that his greatest advantage would become his greatest weakness against Wang Yi.