Blacksmurf313 wrote:I would say a good way to start an Association is to first get a good set of rosters, settings, and sliders.
1. Once you start the Association....You cannot change sliders or settings. ...
How can you determine if you are getting better at the game? How can you determine if your team as a whole or if individual players are getting better or worse, If you are constantly changing the sliders during an associating. You will never know, so stop leave the sliders as is. [b]Once you turn that loser team into contenders then NBA Champions you will feel the gratification of building your franchise into a Winner.[/b] However, if all you do is change the sliders to help you win. Then you are a piece of formented horse poooo pooow and all you will have is frustration and you will eventually quit your franchise.
chinoy316 wrote:Blacksmurf313 wrote:I would say a good way to start an Association is to first get a good set of rosters, settings, and sliders.
1. Once you start the Association....You cannot change sliders or settings. ...
How can you determine if you are getting better at the game? How can you determine if your team as a whole or if individual players are getting better or worse, If you are constantly changing the sliders during an associating. You will never know, so stop leave the sliders as is. [b]Once you turn that loser team into contenders then NBA Champions you will feel the gratification of building your franchise into a Winner.[/b] However, if all you do is change the sliders to help you win. Then you are a piece of formented horse poooo pooow and all you will have is frustration and you will eventually quit your franchise.
I beg to differ here. I keep adjusting my sliders because I'm using juza's all star sliders. but I found it too easy. So I upgraded to superstar. But after almost every game I change my sliders. Why? I want a fun game I can win without cheesing and one where I can lose without the opponent cheating. It's a challenge if all the CPU does is drive to the basket, but it's not a fun one.
On a side note, I am fucking pissed off with my goddamn rookies (now at their third year). Pieces of shit won't re-sign with me. A tip, if you're going to draft someone choose someone with AT LEAST a very loyal in their loyalty.
Blacksmurf313 wrote:I would say, you need to up your game and I would tell you to go to youtube and check some NBA2k tuturials:[/b][/u] heres the link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iLMN8QY ... playnext=1
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Blacksmurf313 wrote:I hope that everyone see that we don't have to agree on everything, but we can respectfully disagree and still have a wonderful time learning from each other. If I would have jumped to a conclusion because of Chinoy respectfully disagreed with me, I would not have thought about the aspect of out growing sliders or a skill level. Hey Chinoy316, since you have been through this already. Will you please update on what to do, once you out grow sliders or a skill level, to make the games competive without cheesing.
Pdub wrote:Woah, double super?!?
chinoy316 wrote:
Some Other Things I do in my Association
*NEVER ACCEPT UNFAIR TRADES. (*cough Kwame for Pau cough*)
*Manually revoke stupid trades. (Stephen Jackson for Matt Carroll: REVOKED!) To lessen this I actually turn CPU trades to OFF during December and 1st half of January.
*Play every playoff game.
*Develop prospects.
*Make CUSTOM prospects. This is for people who are familiar with patching. Or an easier way, assign prospects who are improving with the unused iffs. So they have unique looks.
*Manually sim some teams to get a good record. The nba 2k sim mostly puts even the best teams at around 40 to 50 wins. By manually simming some, you get realistic results. I mostly control only the strongest teams. Being the strongest team every season isn't really fun. This is for patient people only.
BTW, 8 minutes in my opinion is the shortest time you have to play per quarter to get realistic scores.
shadowgrin wrote:I only turn on CPU trades at the last week of each month and a week before the trade deadline (so that's 4 times in a season) so the amount of stupid trades can be lessened while still giving the chance to have some trade activity like in real NBA. So far there are still unfair trades but not extemely stupid like the CPU trading a star for a bunch of scrubs.
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