Kiddlovesnets wrote:Oh yeah, the CPU's AI in terms of draft picks. I see that the CPU teams have a very good chance selecting a scrub while passing a future star. I recall in 2014 NBA Draft the Celtics kept selecting Willie Cauley-Stein(I used Bamz's 2014 draft class atm) whose overall rating was like 67 and with potential no greater than 75, while in 2015 NBA Draft Jahill Okafor was passed all the way down out of lottery so I was lucky enough to pick him up(eventually traded him and Deron Williams for Rondo and next years picks, a huge price to pay but I already had Embiid anyway, also good chance Celtics' next picks will be in lottery). It kinda feels like cheating, but its the game's flaws anyway.
And btw, any plans to work on draft class beyond 2017 after it's done? I see a 2018 draft class prospects list in KingMellow's thread, maybe it will help a little?
I added two 2018 players to my 2017 draft class because their birth year would make them eligible. I don't plan to create a 2018 draft class simply because there's little to none information on the top prospects a part from the top 5. So basically it would be comparable to a fictional draft class with real names. Which isn't bad.
But that's now the way I'm working. In all my 2014 to 2017 draft classes, each player is built following different scouting reports.