|
Quote: |
|
|
|
|
Originally Posted by baa7 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
In 2004, 11 first round draft picks were either a QB, RB, T or DE. In 2003, 14 first round draft picks were a QB, RB, T or DE.
In other words, 39% of first round draft picks in the last two years have been a QB, RB, T or DE.
In other words, 61% of first round draft picks in the last two years were not a QB, RB, T or DE.
In other words, 61% of the first round draft programming in 2K5 is messed up. I personally would call that a glitch, and I would call it a major – as in 61% majority – glitch .
|
|
|
|
|
|
Yeah, it's a big glitch.
It really messes up trading your first round pick or trading up in the first round. If I want to move up from the 18th pick to the 2nd in the first round I might offer two 1sts, this year's and next. But at 18 the team I trade to will be getting a 64 rated QB for their trouble, while I get my stud runner or whatever. I like to trade up in the first round, so for me this is really problamatic - it's no longer a game if you can't play to win - crippling other clubs is no fun. Same thing if I want to trade a 1st round pick for an aging star.
Other problems this glitch creates include all teams picking 12th or later effectively losing their first round picks; I've seen teams like the Bengals choose a blue chip QB to go along with Palmer, sign him to big money and ruin their cap situation; the good teams sign scrubs to big contracts every year, cut them, and take yearly cap penalties thereby. I think it's a pretty big, Franchise killing (or crippling) glitch.
If you don't think it's a glitch then why post?
Taking control of all teams works, but free agency and roster moves become a pain thereafter.
I just want to actually play franchise instead of trying to work around this glitch and make endless house rules for myself.
Does anyone actually have suggestions?
Would Sega ever release a patch for this problem? It's got to be about the simplest programming fix ever. Someone with more knowledge of the industry have an opinion?
Thanks