I give Curry a ton of credit, both for individual skills/abilities/efforts, but also for his willingness to buy into a system that makes him look great because it's a team system. Curry on a shitty team where he has to hero ball wouldn't be nearly as pretty. It's easy to say he'd score 50 points a game and that he's so much better than the others on his team, but Curry's game isn't isolation, solo-ball, or overpowering ability to get to the hoop. He's not Westbrook. If he didn't have outside threats, teams would collapse down on him hard, and his percentage in the paint wouldn't be nearly as high as it is on the Warriors. If he didn't have a system working around him that spreads the floor, creates movement off the ball, plays unselfishly, etc, he wouldn't have nearly the opportunities outside that he does.
Curry is amazing, but people who focus on his individual stats are missing the point. What's amazing is we have a superstar willing to buy in completely to a team system, which lets the team follow suit, and that team being willing to help build the perfect system that allows Curry to get most of the credit. But imo that's what separates good players and great players. Same most truly great players are often said to be great team players and competitors, not just overpowering individual talents.
In short, without the Warriors coaching, team, and system, and Curry's willingness to buy into it and set the example for others, he wouldn't be revolutionizing shit.
