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Well. Im New to the whole dynasty thing but doesnt seem so hard, besides i get to make graphics whiuch will preoccupy me which is a good hobby. Inways im just now (7 : 14 PM) Starting my dynasty. Im on the Training Part. Im not new to the dynasty but ill make a post with about 2-3 games each. Wont Spam .

Please add this Dynasty Though to the List

Anyways let me get back to `05. Thank You. Ill Make my logos and etc when i make the graphics for my highlights and etc/recaps.

Click For Training Schedule

Click For Dynasty Settings

Starter :
PG-
SG-
SF -
PF -
C -

Game Play Settings :
All-Star Difficulty


GLOBAL:

Game Speed: 36
Free Throw Difficulty: 65
Boundary Force Field: 60
Injury Frequency: 50
Fatigue Effect: 50
Charge/Block Foul Frequency: 55
Shooting Foul Frequency: 25
Reach-in Foul Frequency: 12
In-air Collision Foul Frequency: 75

USER:

User Steal Ability: 40
User Interception Ability: 34
User Shot Block Ability: 0
User Dunk/Lay-up Block Ability: 0
User Freestyle Effectiveness: 45
User Dunk vs. Lay-up Frequency: 40
User Substitution Frequency: 0 (50 for Auto-Subs)
User On-ball Defense Assist: 42
User Offensive Rebounding: 40
User Defensive Rebounding: 75
User Fakeout Discipline: 100
User Short Range Shooting: 50
User Medium Range Shooting: 50
User Long Range Shooting: 50
User Dunk Percentage: 50
User Lay-up Percentage: 50
User Adjusted Shot Percentage: 50
User On-ball Defense: 50
User Poor Release Shot Percent: 50
User Double-team Effectiveness: 50
User Pro Hop Effectiveness: 30
User Drop Step Effectiveness: 50

CPU:

CPU Steal Ability: 34
CPU Interception Ability: 10
CPU Shot Block Ability: 0
CPU Dunk/Lay-up Block Ability: 0
CPU Freestyle Effectiveness: 40
CPU Dunk Frequency: 40
CPU Substitution Frequency: 50
CPU Offensive Rebounding: 40
CPU Defensive Rebounding: 75
CPU Fakeout Discipline: 50
CPU Short Range Shooting: 50
CPU Medium Range Shooting: 50
CPU Long Range Shooting: 50
CPU Dunk Percentage: 50
CPU Lay-up Percentage: 50
CPU Adjusted Shot Percentage: 50
CPU Adjusted Shot Frequency: 50
CPU On-ball Physical Defense: 33
CPU Poor Release Shot Percent: 50
CPU Double-team Effectiveness: 50
CPU Pro Hop Effectiveness: 50
CPU Drop Step Effectiveness: 50

Last edited by TheGuRu on Wed Dec 22, 2004 6:56 am, edited 5 times in total.

Well you haven't really done much yet, so can't really vote yet.

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Last edited by TheGuRu on Wed Dec 22, 2004 12:25 am, edited 1 time in total.

IM really sorry for Double Posting.

But This was my first post for my first game recap on my first real dynasty (Ive done a dynasty with Houston and a Fantasy one with Cavs with Steve Nash and T-Mac) Bt this is only my first layout. My Next will be very more creative and neater and have even more Eye Catchy Things... Still Deciding to go with taht idea or go with a Newspaper like Article... Anyways I should of made the Poll that... Anyways Reply on how it looks and what i should do next...

Thanks,
- The GuRu

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Last edited by Donatello on Wed Dec 22, 2004 6:09 am, edited 1 time in total.

Reset. IM confused as hell my self... I uploaded all the wrong things and pasted al of the wrong .txt files and etc. Whatever !RESET!

Veteran Inc's Knickerbockers

The New York Knickerbockers, known as the Knicks, are one of only two charter members of the National Basketball Association still in their original cities (the other being the Boston Celtics). The Knicks were among the league's elite in three different eras, each separated by about two decades. In the early 1950s New York played for the NBA title three times. The early 1970s represented the team's golden age, when the Knicks won two NBA championships with a roster studded with such Hall of Fame talent as Willis Reed, Walt Frazier, Dave DeBusschere, Earl Monroe, and Bill Bradley. Then, in the 1990s, the Knicks again became dominant behind center Patrick Ewing, advancing to the NBA Finals in 1994 and 1999.

HISTORY -

1946-49: The Original BAA
The Knicks and 10 other franchises had their beginnings on June 6, 1946, at the Hotel Commodore in New York City. A group of arena operators met to discuss the formation of the Basketball Association of America, the forerunner of the NBA. The original teams were divided into two divisions. The East consisted of the New York Knickerbockers, Boston Celtics, Philadelphia Warriors, Providence Steamrollers, Washington Capitols, and Toronto Huskies. The West was composed of the Pittsburgh Ironmen, Chicago Stags, Detroit Falcons, St. Louis Bombers, and Cleveland Rebels.

On November 1, 1946, the Knicks played the first game in the new league's history, beating the Huskies, 68-66, in Toronto. Neil Cohalan was coach, and the starting lineup consisted of Ossie Schectman, Stan Stutz, Jake Weber, Ralph Kaplowitz, and Leo "Ace" Gottlieb, who was New York's high scorer with 12 points.

Madison Square Garden had a crowded schedule of hockey and college basketball games for the BAA's inaugural season, so New York played most of its home games at the 69th Regiment Armory. The Knicks got off to a 10-2 start in November, which would remain one of the best months in franchise history. In their debut season they posted a 33-27 record.

Future Hall of Famer Joe Lapchick replaced Cohalan as coach for the franchise's second season, and he led the Knicks to the second of nine consecutive playoff appearances. From his first season at the helm the club showed steady progress, improving from 26 wins to 32 and then 40 in successive campaigns.

1949-51: Knicks Reach First NBA Finals
Prior to the 1949-50 season the BAA merged with the National Basketball League to form the National Basketball Association. The BAA took in six teams from the NBL, bringing its total to 17, and went to a three-division format. New York remained in the Eastern Division.

The Knicks reached their first NBA Finals in 1950-51 despite backsliding to a 36-30 record and a third-place finish in the East. The season also brought more opportunities in the sport for minorities; New York had opened the door to one of the first African-American players in the league, 6-7 Nathaniel "Sweetwater" Clifton.

In the playoffs New York got tough and dumped Boston and the Syracuse Nationals in the early rounds. Then the Knicks met the Rochester Royals in the Finals. Rochester won the first three games; New York stormed back to take the next three. The decisive game was a pitched battle. The score was tied at 75 apiece with 40 seconds left when Rochester's Bob Davies made two foul shots. The rules called for a jump ball after a successful free throw in the final three minutes of a game; the Royals controlled the tip, held the ball, and scored at the buzzer for a 79-75 victory.

1951: New York's First Superstars
Although military service caused him to miss the 1951 run at the crown, the Knicks' star in the early days was Carl Braun, a deft 6-5 shooter who averaged 13.5 points in a career that spanned 13 seasons. As a first-year player in 1947-48 he scored 47 points against Providence, a team rookie record that still stands 47 years later. Braun retired as the Knicks' career scoring leader with 10,449 points, although he was later surpassed by Willis Reed, Walt Frazier, and Patrick Ewing.

Braun, rebounder Harry "the Horse" Gallatin, and 6-foot playmaker Dick McGuire were perennial All-Stars for the Knicks in the mid-1950s. Gallatin and McGuire were eventually enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

Gallatin was a ferocious 6-6, 215-pound rebounder who collected 5,935 boards and played in a club-record 610 consecutive games. He led the NBA in rebounding in 1953-54, when he pulled down 1,098 boards for an average of 15.3 rebounds. That same season, in a game against the Fort Wayne Pistons, Gallatin set a franchise record (tied by Reed in 1971) by collecting 33 rebounds. His prowess on the boards earned him All-NBA First Team honors.

McGuire enjoyed eight standout years with New York. He led the team in assists for six consecutive seasons, from 1950-51 through 1955-56, and scored 8.0 points per game as a Knick. He was a five-time All-Star and was named to the All-NBA Second Team in 1950-51. After his playing days McGuire remained affiliated with the franchise as a head coach, assistant coach, chief scout, and director of scouting services. The Knicks retired his uniform No. 15 in 1992, and the following year he was elected to the Hall of Fame.

1951-53: Those Darn Lakers
New York made three consecutive trips to the NBA Finals in the early 1950s. After being defeated by Rochester in their first grab for the ring in 1951, the Knicks went 37-29 in 1951-52 and played the Minneapolis Lakers for the title. The teams split the first six games, but the Lakers, hosting Game 7, rolled over New York for the crown.

The 1952-53 Knicks had a stellar season, going 47-23. They got off to a blazing start but cooled off toward the end of the year when various injuries dogged the lineup. In a rematch of the previous year's Finals, they lost to the Minneapolis Lakers and George Mikan in five games.

All-Time Records
Season W L %
2002-03 37 45 .451
2001-02 30 52 .366
2000-01 48 34 .585
1999-00 50 32 .610
1998-99 27 23 .540
1997-98 43 39 .524
1996-97 57 25 .695
1995-96 47 35 .573
1994-95 55 27 .671
1993-94 57 25 .695
1992-93 60 22 .732
1991-92 51 31 .622
1990-91 39 43 .476

FIRST GAME FOR THE KNICKS! TONIGHT!


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TODAY! The Knicks win their first game against Kevin Garnett's T-Wolves! Stephon Marbury able to pull out 37 Points, 20 ASSISTS! New Record High, and 7+ Steals! Crawford able to pull out 50+ Points. Another Record Broken. An exciting game tonight. Unbelievable! Everyone playing like its their last. We hope to see play like this for the rest of the season.

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New York Knicks FIRST HOME GAME! A Blowout Win!

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Last edited by TheGuRu on Wed Dec 22, 2004 6:54 am, edited 2 times in total.

Okey, here's some suggestions/advice.

First of all, never ever made a poll asking how people sees your dynasty. You will just be discourage on what will they vote. Coz people here are mean, i also experience that in here and in other forum.
Second, pls resize your pics. Many here or let say mostly are on 56K. Just make it smaller.
And lastly, try to make the score more realistic. 145 is too much, how more your 176 points.

Hope i can add more but il be checking this one as your presentations are good. i know you will still improve and pls dont ever stop this dynasty like some other who already retires after just less than 10 games.

Good luck bro

Okay. Sorry... Yea i got lil discouraged about polls but didnt take it seriosuly... was just lil discouraged because i didnt have any feedback ... lol but alright ill resize my pictures and link them to the enlarged version. Well Thanks Man, and on these two games i had rushed my graphics so i can post them.... Anyways ill keep going with this dynasty and will probally do my Phoenix dynasty probally when i get to the middle of this one... Double the work but i can handle it.

Thanks,
- The GuRu

PS. Like your lakers dynasty...

Edit : I usually score like 110 On a 5 Minute Quarter. Im not used to 12 Min. Quarters and i had tried to stop taking soo many threes and let my substitutes be out on the court longer but my score had still gone up... No i didnt make up the score... Should i now start trying to Simulate my games then start playing in my 3rd/4th quarters and take pics and highlights?

yeah that another issue here, people dont post comments but they do check every dynasty here. like myself i always check every dynasty but dont post comments that much.

about the high scoring well maybe you should tweak your sliders, esp the shooting percentage (both user and cpu sliders) and the game speed.

and ow yeah thanks for liking my dynasty. and wait some dynasty from match_66 and mafia, those 2 along with Coco dynasty are the great ones. (also Kobe8mvp)

Im using the realistic sliders

USER:

User Steal Ability: 40
User Interception Ability: 34
User Shot Block Ability: 0
User Dunk/Lay-up Block Ability: 0
User Freestyle Effectiveness: 45
User Dunk vs. Lay-up Frequency: 40
User Substitution Frequency: 0 (50 for Auto-Subs)
User On-ball Defense Assist: 42
User Offensive Rebounding: 40
User Defensive Rebounding: 75
User Fakeout Discipline: 100
User Short Range Shooting: 50
User Medium Range Shooting: 50
User Long Range Shooting: 50
User Dunk Percentage: 50
User Lay-up Percentage: 50
User Adjusted Shot Percentage: 50
User On-ball Defense: 50
User Poor Release Shot Percent: 50
User Double-team Effectiveness: 50
User Pro Hop Effectiveness: 30
User Drop Step Effectiveness: 50

... And im still renacting Pearl Harbor.... Doesnt make sense... thats why i havent edited my sliders... Anyways let me get back to played the 76ers after i get done looking at the forums for topics ...

Also any suggestions on how i should start off my Suns Dynasty?

ANOTHER WIN FOR !NEW YORK!



Another win for New York over the Philadelphia 76ers. Both teams have crossover legends who battled it out today.
Starters : PPG RPG APG SPG BPG
C N. Mohammed 5.3 6.0 2.7 2.00 4.33
PF K. Thomas 9.0 8.3 2.3 1.67 2.33
SG J. Crawford 27.0 1.7 5.0 4.00 0
PG S. Marbury 23.0 2.0 12.3 9 0
SG A. Houston 21.7 1.7 2.7 1.00 0

First Quarter :

ELECTRIFYING! The only word that could describe the first quarter. As always the Knicks come out with a booming start, renacting Pearl Harbor for the 3rd time in a row. Marbury, Crawford, and Houston scored 2+ three pointers in the first quarter and Marbury dished off 3+ assists.

Second Quarter :

Swish! Jamal Crawford and Allen Houston locked down the defense and killed all of their jumpers. The big men also scored all their points in this session of the game. Starbury still dishing out even more of his assists and dazzling the defense with the steals.

Second Half

Third Quarter :

Whats that in the sky? Its a bird. Its a Plane. Its Another Star... Swoosh. STARBURY! Making all of his three pointers in this quarter and achieved a total of 20 points up to the third quarter. Houston and Crawford then taking over and penetrating and scoring over the defense. Also the big men down low snatching and packing many rebounds and shots in this quarter. THE KNICKS ARE ON FIRE!


The BIG BOOM Quarter :

Who would of guessede Jamal Crawford making 2 steals, scoring 10+ points and adding 3 assists in this one quarter? And Allen Houston scoring over 8 points, dishing 2 assists, and putting the other team in a jail like defense in just this quarter? Stephon Marbury started to relax and steal, steal, steal, giving the big men down low some more points. But this quarter was led by Allen Houston and Jamal Crawford.





Thats Tonights Game!
New York - 83
Philadelphia - 41

ah.. this time the scoring is more normal, nice move starbury is putting on ai

i had to edit the Sliders i were using... maybe all star and superstar are totally different.... I dunno im off topic.

Anyways Thanks. I gotta go see who i hjave to go against next.

nice dynasty, but i hav a question. how r u winning by over 40 points each time? if ur playin on superstar thats nearly impossible to do i think... also doesnt that get boring?

nice dynasty tho, im just curious

Yes. It kinda does get boring but thats why i chose to report my dynasty on the forums than to just play it for a long period of time. The Fun part is the graphics =) main reason why im doing this. But i also get to brag =p. BUt yea it will and currently is getting boring.

ANd im on All-Star though. Ive lost many of times outside of my dynasty going against the comps in 1 on 1 and Play Now modes... But in Dynasty Mode i kill people.... doesnt make sense. ANyways i gotta get back to my next game. HEy werent the forums down earlier today ? Dec. 22 9:06 AM EST Time.... I could get on it was the PHP error which meant forums were down... ANyways back to gaming.

Stats AFter The Game










Im not going to write much about this game. Might later. NEXT UP. INDIANA PACERS! Think Were Going to Win? Duh. Too bad you cant buy helmets in dynasty mode...

Wow. All I can say is you must be REALLY good at this game.
You can't upload clips of you playing, can you?

SAure. I was going to do that with my Suns Dynasty . I was going to make a poll to ask if they wanted me to.... YOU CAN READ MY MIND! :O

But just check out my new Pheonix dynasty. Already made the file just havent started the dynasty yet. Coming soon! Steve *No Looking * Nash. Pluis they have that new SF that i like. Good All Around Player.

i dont like the scores, not that realistic. maybe a tweak on sliders with CPU sliders having the advantage will make it more competetive. maybe try your users shooting sliders to 35 and cpu shooting sliders to 60.

lol just play on superstar if its boring

my Shooting Is on 25. Long range 15.... Doesnt make sense and i put my CPU up to 50.

Edit : I need to know if i should keep going with this up to All Star Games then quit and keep going with Phoenix dynasty or just stop this one now and go all the way with Phoenix dynasty for a long time?

play on superstar......winning all is so boring......