hiring scouts

[Cleveland wins]

Does it really matter to hire scouts with high grades if you want a to draft a good rookie? Do scouts with higher grades get you better rookies?

[Andrew]

They don't affect the strength of the draft class, if that's what you mean.

[Cleveland wins]

Oh no not the strength of the class, i mean do they scout better players.

[Lexyuz]

E.G A PG has in real an A for stamina.. B.

The better scout will say from B~and B+
And the worser scout will say from C+ till A-

[droptopflopmop]

No they don't scout better players, you choose who you want to scout.
Why would they scout better players, if we're talking about the level of the scout.

If you have a good scout, it will tell you more about the player you scouted (e.x. if you scouted a player on Defense, and you have a amazing scout, the scout will also give you info in other fields)

Also, a better scout has more accurate results.

[Andrew]

Exactly. So in a sense, better scouts can get you better rookies since it takes fewer scouting trips to put together a full report on them and the report is more accurate but if you wanted to go a bit cheaper on a scout you can still pick up a good rookie.

[serenitynow]

actually what i like to do is hire the cheapest scout. this is because i usually get 3 highly rated assistance. then i just totally ignore the whole scouting prospective drafts altogether. instead, i would look at the mock draft list and write down the top 10 players being drafted as well as a couple before and after my pick.

i feel that the cpu has a better understanding of which players are most draft worthy.

[Jasikevicius3]

I always have that same thing; I always make sure the assistance is highly rated and then totally lack the scout