Star players and Ws bring people to the stands. Trading away or not re-signing your best players coupled with losses drives the fans away. Events that happen during your season will absolutely have an effect on your fans and their propensity to come to the games. If your team goes on a little 5 game winning streak, the buzz will start to build. If you trade for a star player rated 90 or above, the buzz will grow very loud.
Dynamic Attendance is one of those features that you begin to appreciate more and more as you play through your Association. The following is a few of the items that stood out the most to me this year. Yes, you absolutely can take our classic teams into Association.
This is a very handy feature that will definitively tell who is in the up-and-up, and who is on their last legs. Every offseason, you have the opportunity of watching the team that won the Finals visit Barack Obama at the White House. The White House Visit consists of the championship team donning suits and posing for a variety of pictures with Barack.
Aside from being unsightly, this really draws you away from the authentic feel of being in the NBA. No longer will you have a league full of players who have silhouettes as portraits! In short, yes, you will be able to successfully turn off Autosave this year if you so choose. Here, we pit the starting 5 against the best of your bench players. You can choose to run with the starters or with the bench unit. For starters, you will notice that simulated stats will be much more accurate this year as we continue to tweak and tune our stat engine to be closer and closer to real life.
I can personally guarantee that Chris Bosh will no longer be your league leader in Rebounding! As for how it determines who wins and losses, we put a lot of effort into the matchups when simulating the games possession by possession.
In previous years, it was not uncommon to have a 6 seed playing a 5 seed or some similar configuration in the NBA Finals. Upsets should occur at a much lower frequency now and will be dictated exclusively by matchups. We really feel we hit the nail on the head this year in regards to the simulator. There are a number of new Metric Stats in The Association this year, the following is just a few of them: - Rebound Rate: This stat will tell you the percentage of rebounds a player grabs during his time on the court.
The true rebounders are on your team will immediately jump out at you here. This is a great tool to determine where upgrades are needed on your roster.
Users are now able to split the MLE amongst as many players as they want during free agency. This should give you a little more flexibility when it comes to filling out your teams. Remember, the more playing time young players get, the better the chance they have of reaching their full potential. If you draft a player and stash him on your bench for a few years, his development will take a significant hit. Give your players every opportunity to develop into all they can be!
They will now only get mad at themselves and not at you for keeping them off the court! It should be noted that the All-Rookie teams are also now handed out without. Also, they need to find a real scorer, someone who can score off the dribble, spot up and slash. The closest player they have to that is Leandro Barbosa, who is nothing more than a shadow of his old, Sixth Man of the Year self.
They also need a real center, one who can rebound, play defense and even get some easy buckets in the paint. What can we blame their disappointment year in and year out on? Can it be their injuries? How about horrible draft choices? Maybe it's just the unluckiness of playing in the same town as the Lakers. The Clippers need to add a real bench, as their bench goes two deep, and those two are rookies.
The other players look lost when their on the court. Their point guard in Baron Davis just isn't going to cut it, as he is aging and losing determination. Gordon and Griffin are the only bright spots of the team, which features a starting lineup of role-players and a bench made of benchwarmers and prospects who see little playing time.
They also have a horrible coach, and no matter how much the Clippers organization tells me that Del Negro won them over with his plans to turn the team around, they will go nowhere with him at the reins. They fail at making the playoffs every year, and they don't do well with the high lottery picks they have almost every year.
First and foremost, they need to get rid of at least two point guards on the team. They can use the number of point guards they have to acquire a real center, as Milicic isn't going to produce, no matter how high he was picked in the draft.
They also need to play Kevin Love more. User Info: xEternalLegacyx. From: Ty Stop being a diva about it and play hard. User Info: MynameisDirtDog. User Info: Shellman Here is my advice. Finish the season then u can choose between four teams. U can resign with the magic or chose one of three random teams.
Just finish the season with the magic since My Player is a game mode where you will want to play more than just 1 or 2 seasons. That's why three people said play hard and stop being a diva. More topics from this board A lot. And I'm really enjoying the MyPlayer mode. I'm only about 9 games into my NBA career, however, and I have a question regarding trade requests.
My player is a 6'2, lb SG drafted by Orlando. The problem is, I don't like Orlando. I don't know if all teams would do this, but I'm thinking a trade might put me on a team that won't.
So, I checked out the trade area and saw that Charlotte was interested in me, so I put in a trade request. I'm a Chicago guy first and foremost, so I put the Bulls as my first choice, then Charlotte, then Boston.
My next game with Orlando was pretty solid. After that game, I checked the trade section, and saw that Charlotte was no longer on the list of interested teams, but the Bulls were in the very first slot.
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