All that shyt is true but it was changing before Curry had jack shyt to do with it and the main changes were for reasons that had nothing to do with Curry.
You can see 3pt attempts were increasing constantly, and if anything the big movement where they started jumping up in a new way came from 2012 to 2013. Curry averaged 14.7ppg in 2012 so it makes zero sense to credit him with inspiring that jump, if anything Curry was the
benefactor of the move to more 3pt shooting, he went from shooting 4.7 three-point attempts a game each of his first three seasons to 7.7 three-pointers a game in 2013, the exact same moment the NBA in general took the leap.
What made 2013 different? Teams started pushing analytics super heavy and devaluing the midrange in favor of the 3pt. Houston led the way. THAT was the difference more than Curry was.
Curry's the greatest 3pt shooter in NBA history, why would inferior shooters start taking pull-up threes just because the GOAT was doing it? That's like if other players started dunking from the free throw line cause Wilt did it or making chase-down blocks cause Bron did it.
Having a non-GOAT take crazy three-point shots wasn't from copying Curry. It was from copying guys like Dame, Harden, PG13, who were nowhere near the shooters that Curry was yet were shooting 500+ threes in a season at the exact same time Curry was ramping it up.
What year did he show that?
The chart shows that 3pt attempts started ramping up like crazy in 2013, two years before Steph ever won a chip.
The Warriors did win the chip in 2015....when the Cavs hung with them for 6 games despite looking like a M.A.S.H. unit and Steph underperformed so badly that he didn't get a single Finals MVP vote. You think THAT season changed the NBA perception of shooters? Or did it just look like a fluke that they only won cause everyone else got hurt?
Warriors weren't even a top-three 3pta squad that season:
Rockets 32.7 threes/game
Cavaliers 27.5 threes/game
Blazers 27.2 threes/game
Warriors 27.0 threes/game
So did 2016 prove that a 3pt-shooting team could win....even though they blew a 3-1 lead? Or was it 2017, when they got Durant, dropped out of the top-5 in three-point shooting, and dominated easily?
Curry was the face of the movement to fans, but for actual NBA teams analytics was driving that shyt, not Curry, and Houston was the face of the analytics change, not the Warriors. Warriors always stayed MUCH more committed to the mid-range game and a balanced offense than teams like the Rockets, Cavs, Mavs, etc. did.