Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

[SuperNova854]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Im waiting for the real season to begin before I start MyLeague so I have all the opening day rosters. The wait is killing me

Same. Except I have to wait even longer because I always do a custom roster that takes a couple weeks to finish.

[FunGaming44]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

You're going to be looking for the Contract Sliders, under the "Tuning Sliders" tab, right after Season Stats and before Options. That's where the Potential and Minutes Played sliders are.

Thanks, so if I get it right under contract tuning slider I put player potential on 0 and Player minutes on 75 or does that go on 100 ?

[trekfan]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Thanks, so if I get it right under contract tuning slider I put player potential on 0 and Player minutes on 75 or does that go on 100 ?

The value ranges from 0 to 100, so potential at 30 (valuing potential less than the default 50 but not completely devaluing it) and minutes at 75 (in theory valuing the minutes more than the default but it could work the opposite, at least from what some people have observed in other threads).


As always, it's a good idea to save a ML test file and fiddle/sim with the sliders there (in a save you'll never use for anything for real) to get the values down that you like. Everyone has different ideas how to play and things they value, so don't feel like you're beholden to use what someone posted for slider values. Experiment yourself to see what you like, but the values he gave above are a good starting point.

[Yung AJ24]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

going through the "no crowd bug", same as last year. How do i fix it on X1?

[FunGaming44]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

The value ranges from 0 to 100, so potential at 30 (valuing potential less than the default 50 but not completely devaluing it) and minutes at 75 (in theory valuing the minutes more than the default but it could work the opposite, at least from what some people have observed in other threads).


As always, it's a good idea to save a ML test file and fiddle/sim with the sliders there (in a save you'll never use for anything for real) to get the values down that you like. Everyone has different ideas how to play and things they value, so don't feel like you're beholden to use what someone posted for slider values. Experiment yourself to see what you like, but the values he gave above are a good starting point.

Thank you for the info, I will experiment with it

[BDubb3424]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Hi everyone, is there any downfall to starting a myleague now? Will I miss out on anything? Any help will be appreciated.

[LorenzoDC]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Hi everyone, is there any downfall to starting a myleague now? Will I miss out on anything? Any help will be appreciated.

For a start, the mode is still missing:

• pre existing real life injuries
• editable playbooks where you can choose your own 3 pt, handoffs, PnR 3pt, and maybe something else
• can't access offensive or defensive strategies, freelances, or series in scrimmage mode for practice

[Gramps91]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Been keeping an eye on this thread and it does seem like things are less buggy than last year. I would start right away but the bigger part of me is still wanting wait around for opening day player updates. I always run a fantasy draft anyway but still, I want those opening day player attributes.

[SuperNova854]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Hi everyone, is there any downfall to starting a myleague now? Will I miss out on anything? Any help will be appreciated.

Still a few players that are missing that will likely make teams day 1 rosters. De'Anthony Melton on the Suns for example.

[Mauer4MVP]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Just as an FYI (because it took me like, five ML sims to figure this out):



The way to see the new league rules you can add in there is in the League Meetings screen -- just click on the rule and you'll see a new option called "Replace" which will open up the library of rules that you can scroll/tab through.


The draft lottery tournament they were talking about in the MyLeague blog is the second from the bottom of the "Lottery" tab.

Lmao I spent so much time looking for this. Thanks!

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[Comduklakis]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Looking to find if anyone has simmed a bunch of seasons to find what Sliders work best for free agency and contracts.

I tried these sliders:

Min Rating: 20
Max Rating: 40
Salary Curve: 50
Player Potential: 50
Player Durability: 50
Player Minutes: 50
Player Frame: 40
Player non-Financial Ambitions: 65

Here is how the off season went and some VERY EARLY extensions went. Sticking with the big names and some "eye openers" for me.

Now keep in mind when you see some of these guys signing that Klay Thompson and Julius Randle didn't sign until a game into the season and both took 1 year vet minimum deals.

Philly signed Deyonta Davis 1/9.89m; James Young 1/7.5m; Shabazz Muhammad 1/7.31m; Khris Middleton 4/107.92m

Milwaukee signed Dwyane Wade 1/15.59m; Ivica Zubac 1/8.92m; Bobby Portis 1/12.69m

Chicago signs Alec Burks 1/7.37; Harry Giles 2/33.77m

Cleveland signs Klay Thompson (1 game into the season) 1/1.57m; Sam Dekker 1/3.92m

Boston extends Horford 4/110.24m; Hayward 3/108.58m

Clippers sign Cheick Diallo 1/10.75m; Michael Kidd-Gilchrist 1/9.86m; Donta Geiger (i'm guessing a generated non-drafted player???) 1/7.37m

Memphis signs Demarre Carroll 1/7.43m; Justin Anderson 1/7.29m; Dj Wilson 1/10.32m

Atlanta signs Jamal Crawford 1/7.07m, extends Bazemore 2/23.4m

Heat sign Justice Winslow to qualifying offer 1/4.67m; extend Whiteside 4/122.5m, extend James Johnson 2/24.57m

Hornets sign Wade Baldwin 1/11.76m; Frank Kaminsky qualifying offer 1/4.67m; extends Batum 2/29.6m; extends Marvin Williams 2/11.11m

Jazz sign Mario Hezonja 1/8.88m; extend Crowder 2/32.28m

Kings Sign J.J. Redick 1/11.13m; Tyler Ullis (!!!) 1/8.81m; Wilson Chandler 1/4.61m; DeMarcus Cousins 3/98.2m

Knicks sign Kevon Looney 1/7.27m; extend Hardaway Jr. 2/26.31m

Lakers sign Jonothan Motley 1/10.7m; Georgios Papagianis 1/11.1m; Jimmy Butler 3/98.2m

Magic sign Patrick Beverly 1/8.89m; KCP 1/8.24m; extend Fournier 2/32.77m; extend Simmons 3/35.3m; Rajon Rondo 3/45.45m

Mavericks sign Dedmon 1/7.73m; Dinwiddie 1/12.71m; Seth Curry 1/8.35m; extend Barnes 3/68.2m; DeAndre Jordan 4/127.43m; Nikola Mirotic 3/45.46m

Nets sign Mike Scott 2/13.98m; Rashad Vaughn 1/9.36m; andrew Harrision 1/8.02m/ DeAngelo Russell 5/149.11m; Isaiah Thomas 3/66.78m;

Nuggets sign Gerald Green 1/7.32m; Paul Millsap 3/76.78m (coming off 9.7ppg 5.1 RPG)

Pacers sign Ante Zizic 1/13.32m; Darren Collison 1/8.49m; Marc Gasol 4/130.8m; Malcolm Brogdon 3/52.91m; Lance Stephenson 2/15.52m;

Pelicans signs Carmelo Anthony 1/19.07m; Noah Vonleh 1/8.45m; Cameron Payne 1/9.65m; Nikola Vucevic 3/65.28m;

Pistons (me) sign Stanley Johnson to qualifying offer 1/4.67m; Luke Kornett 1/1.4m; Tim Frazier 1/1.57m; Jerian Grant 1/8.94m (backup PG market was extremely tight and crazy)

Raptors sign Delon Wright 1/3.64m; extend Ibaka 3/56.2m, Kawhi Leonard 3/94.68m; Jonas Valanciunas 4/102.36m; Fred Van Vleet 1/9.28m;

Rockets PJ Tucker 2/16.32m;

Spurs sign Myles Turner 3/81.83m; extend DeRozan 3/108.9m; Pau Gasol 1/16.0m; Gay 3/38.4m

Suns sign Alan Williams 1/7.09m; Greg Monroe 1/11.4m; Markieff Morris 1/8.95m

Thunder sign Alex Abrines 1/6.82m; extend Roberson 3/40.91m

Twolves sign Elfrid Payton 1/10.78m; Nerlens Noel 1/8.16m (coming off a lost season with a broken leg no less); Julius Randle (one game into season) 1/2.07m; extend Teague 2/24.89m; Tyus Jones 3/41.94m; Gergui Deng 2/33.52m; Josh Smith 1/1.57m

Blazers nothing of note

Warriors signs Joffrey Lauvergne 2/6.70m; Extend Iggy 2/17.94m; Green 4/131.61m; Livingston 2/13.4m; Kevin Durant 5/195.43m; Jordan Bell 2/30.51m

Wizards sign Tyreke Evans (one game into season) 1/1.57m; Dwight Howard 4/142.8m; Kelly Oubre Jr. 3/44.89m

Still sitting in Free Agency at the all star break season 2: Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, Thaddeus Young, Austin Rivers, Kostas Koufos, Trevor Booker, JaVale McGee, Michael Beasley, Kenneth Faried, Kyle O'Quinn; Robin Lopez, Derrick Rose, James Ennis, Justin Holiday, Omri Casspi, Jeremy Lamb, Ed Davis, Trevor Ariza, Tyson Chandler, Garrett Temple; Cory Joseph, Luc Mbah A Moute, Terrence Ross, Wesley Mathews, Danny Green, Corey Brewer, Nick Young, Nick Stauskas, Tyler Ennis, Devin Harris, Jared Dudley, Michael Carter Williams, Anthony Tolliver, Luol Deng, Ramon Sessions, Jerryd Bayless, Darrelo Arthur, Aaron Aflallo

Horrific. I didn't tinker largely with the sliders just to see what would happen. Obviously potential matters FAR too much. At the same time some of these signings are just amazing head scratchers. Guys like Cameron Payne and Tyler Ullis who have no potential and are scraping to stay out of the G league are signing for 9 million.

And per usual teams stock up on too many of the same spots, not recognizing position fit or system fit. you can see from the FA pool that again OVR is king (and potential) and guys that have specialties are ignored. Quality vets ignored for no names with potential.

Overall a huge disappointment.

So if anyone has tinkered with this and come up with a set of sliders that rewards performance, has guys signing for multi year contracts, rewards vets, etc., I would love to see them.

[trekfan]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Looking to find if anyone has simmed a bunch of seasons to find what Sliders work best for free agency and contracts.

I tried these sliders:

Min Rating: 20
Max Rating: 40
Salary Curve: 50
Player Potential: 50
Player Durability: 50
Player Minutes: 50
Player Frame: 40
Player non-Financial Ambitions: 65

Here is how the off season went and some VERY EARLY extensions went. Sticking with the big names and some "eye openers" for me.

Now keep in mind when you see some of these guys signing that Klay Thompson and Julius Randle didn't sign until a game into the season and both took 1 year vet minimum deals.

Philly signed Deyonta Davis 1/9.89m; James Young 1/7.5m; Shabazz Muhammad 1/7.31m; Khris Middleton 4/107.92m

Milwaukee signed Dwyane Wade 1/15.59m; Ivica Zubac 1/8.92m; Bobby Portis 1/12.69m

Chicago signs Alec Burks 1/7.37; Harry Giles 2/33.77m

Cleveland signs Klay Thompson (1 game into the season) 1/1.57m; Sam Dekker 1/3.92m

Boston extends Horford 4/110.24m; Hayward 3/108.58m

Clippers sign Cheick Diallo 1/10.75m; Michael Kidd-Gilchrist 1/9.86m; Donta Geiger (i'm guessing a generated non-drafted player???) 1/7.37m

Memphis signs Demarre Carroll 1/7.43m; Justin Anderson 1/7.29m; Dj Wilson 1/10.32m

Atlanta signs Jamal Crawford 1/7.07m, extends Bazemore 2/23.4m

Heat sign Justice Winslow to qualifying offer 1/4.67m; extend Whiteside 4/122.5m, extend James Johnson 2/24.57m

Hornets sign Wade Baldwin 1/11.76m; Frank Kaminsky qualifying offer 1/4.67m; extends Batum 2/29.6m; extends Marvin Williams 2/11.11m

Jazz sign Mario Hezonja 1/8.88m; extend Crowder 2/32.28m

Kings Sign J.J. Redick 1/11.13m; Tyler Ullis (!!!) 1/8.81m; Wilson Chandler 1/4.61m; DeMarcus Cousins 3/98.2m

Knicks sign Kevon Looney 1/7.27m; extend Hardaway Jr. 2/26.31m

Lakers sign Jonothan Motley 1/10.7m; Georgios Papagianis 1/11.1m; Jimmy Butler 3/98.2m

Magic sign Patrick Beverly 1/8.89m; KCP 1/8.24m; extend Fournier 2/32.77m; extend Simmons 3/35.3m; Rajon Rondo 3/45.45m

Mavericks sign Dedmon 1/7.73m; Dinwiddie 1/12.71m; Seth Curry 1/8.35m; extend Barnes 3/68.2m; DeAndre Jordan 4/127.43m; Nikola Mirotic 3/45.46m

Nets sign Mike Scott 2/13.98m; Rashad Vaughn 1/9.36m; andrew Harrision 1/8.02m/ DeAngelo Russell 5/149.11m; Isaiah Thomas 3/66.78m;

Nuggets sign Gerald Green 1/7.32m; Paul Millsap 3/76.78m (coming off 9.7ppg 5.1 RPG)

Pacers sign Ante Zizic 1/13.32m; Darren Collison 1/8.49m; Marc Gasol 4/130.8m; Malcolm Brogdon 3/52.91m; Lance Stephenson 2/15.52m;

Pelicans signs Carmelo Anthony 1/19.07m; Noah Vonleh 1/8.45m; Cameron Payne 1/9.65m; Nikola Vucevic 3/65.28m;

Pistons (me) sign Stanley Johnson to qualifying offer 1/4.67m; Luke Kornett 1/1.4m; Tim Frazier 1/1.57m; Jerian Grant 1/8.94m (backup PG market was extremely tight and crazy)

Raptors sign Delon Wright 1/3.64m; extend Ibaka 3/56.2m, Kawhi Leonard 3/94.68m; Jonas Valanciunas 4/102.36m; Fred Van Vleet 1/9.28m;

Rockets PJ Tucker 2/16.32m;

Spurs sign Myles Turner 3/81.83m; extend DeRozan 3/108.9m; Pau Gasol 1/16.0m; Gay 3/38.4m

Suns sign Alan Williams 1/7.09m; Greg Monroe 1/11.4m; Markieff Morris 1/8.95m

Thunder sign Alex Abrines 1/6.82m; extend Roberson 3/40.91m

Twolves sign Elfrid Payton 1/10.78m; Nerlens Noel 1/8.16m (coming off a lost season with a broken leg no less); Julius Randle (one game into season) 1/2.07m; extend Teague 2/24.89m; Tyus Jones 3/41.94m; Gergui Deng 2/33.52m; Josh Smith 1/1.57m

Blazers nothing of note

Warriors signs Joffrey Lauvergne 2/6.70m; Extend Iggy 2/17.94m; Green 4/131.61m; Livingston 2/13.4m; Kevin Durant 5/195.43m; Jordan Bell 2/30.51m

Wizards sign Tyreke Evans (one game into season) 1/1.57m; Dwight Howard 4/142.8m; Kelly Oubre Jr. 3/44.89m

Still sitting in Free Agency at the all star break season 2: Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, Thaddeus Young, Austin Rivers, Kostas Koufos, Trevor Booker, JaVale McGee, Michael Beasley, Kenneth Faried, Kyle O'Quinn; Robin Lopez, Derrick Rose, James Ennis, Justin Holiday, Omri Casspi, Jeremy Lamb, Ed Davis, Trevor Ariza, Tyson Chandler, Garrett Temple; Cory Joseph, Luc Mbah A Moute, Terrence Ross, Wesley Mathews, Danny Green, Corey Brewer, Nick Young, Nick Stauskas, Tyler Ennis, Devin Harris, Jared Dudley, Michael Carter Williams, Anthony Tolliver, Luol Deng, Ramon Sessions, Jerryd Bayless, Darrelo Arthur, Aaron Aflallo

Horrific. I didn't tinker largely with the sliders just to see what would happen. Obviously potential matters FAR too much. At the same time some of these signings are just amazing head scratchers. Guys like Cameron Payne and Tyler Ullis who have no potential and are scraping to stay out of the G league are signing for 9 million.

And per usual teams stock up on too many of the same spots, not recognizing position fit or system fit. you can see from the FA pool that again OVR is king (and potential) and guys that have specialties are ignored. Quality vets ignored for no names with potential.

Overall a huge disappointment.

So if anyone has tinkered with this and come up with a set of sliders that rewards performance, has guys signing for multi year contracts, rewards vets, etc., I would love to see them.

Once more, the AI is just not smart enough to be anything other than Billy King as GM. 30 team control is really the only way I've ever been able to make MyLeague work like it should, but with the amount of sliders we have access to there has to be some combination that will mitigate at least a little of this.


But the amount of variables at play this year makes finding those sliders daunting to say the least. Anyone who does deserves an award, because it's likely to take a ton of work.

[Comduklakis]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Once more, the AI is just not smart enough to be anything other than Billy King as GM. 30 team control is really the only way I've ever been able to make MyLeague work like it should, but with the amount of sliders we have access to there has to be some combination that will mitigate at least a little of this.


But the amount of variables at play this year makes finding those sliders daunting to say the least. Anyone who does deserves an award, because it's likely to take a ton of work.

what concerns me is the Cameron Payne type signings. I get potential. But signing guys who are 13th men/G League to 8 million dollar contracts while guys like Thaddeus Young sit and who would have taken a 10 million dollar a year deal is really disconcerting.

I thought they talked about teams signing based on fit for the system, but I see a bunch of useable players like Ed Davis or Omri Casspi sitting in the FA pool while Tyler Ullis is making 9 million a season

[LorenzoDC]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Looking to find if anyone has simmed a bunch of seasons to find what Sliders work best for free agency and contracts.

I tried these sliders:

Min Rating: 20
Max Rating: 40
Salary Curve: 50
Player Potential: 50
Player Durability: 50
Player Minutes: 50
Player Frame: 40
Player non-Financial Ambitions: 65

Here is how the off season went and some VERY EARLY extensions went. Sticking with the big names and some "eye openers" for me.

Now keep in mind when you see some of these guys signing that Klay Thompson and Julius Randle didn't sign until a game into the season and both took 1 year vet minimum deals.

Philly signed Deyonta Davis 1/9.89m; James Young 1/7.5m; Shabazz Muhammad 1/7.31m; Khris Middleton 4/107.92m

Milwaukee signed Dwyane Wade 1/15.59m; Ivica Zubac 1/8.92m; Bobby Portis 1/12.69m

Chicago signs Alec Burks 1/7.37; Harry Giles 2/33.77m

Cleveland signs Klay Thompson (1 game into the season) 1/1.57m; Sam Dekker 1/3.92m

Boston extends Horford 4/110.24m; Hayward 3/108.58m

Clippers sign Cheick Diallo 1/10.75m; Michael Kidd-Gilchrist 1/9.86m; Donta Geiger (i'm guessing a generated non-drafted player???) 1/7.37m

Memphis signs Demarre Carroll 1/7.43m; Justin Anderson 1/7.29m; Dj Wilson 1/10.32m

Atlanta signs Jamal Crawford 1/7.07m, extends Bazemore 2/23.4m

Heat sign Justice Winslow to qualifying offer 1/4.67m; extend Whiteside 4/122.5m, extend James Johnson 2/24.57m

Hornets sign Wade Baldwin 1/11.76m; Frank Kaminsky qualifying offer 1/4.67m; extends Batum 2/29.6m; extends Marvin Williams 2/11.11m

Jazz sign Mario Hezonja 1/8.88m; extend Crowder 2/32.28m

Kings Sign J.J. Redick 1/11.13m; Tyler Ullis (!!!) 1/8.81m; Wilson Chandler 1/4.61m; DeMarcus Cousins 3/98.2m

Knicks sign Kevon Looney 1/7.27m; extend Hardaway Jr. 2/26.31m

Lakers sign Jonothan Motley 1/10.7m; Georgios Papagianis 1/11.1m; Jimmy Butler 3/98.2m

Magic sign Patrick Beverly 1/8.89m; KCP 1/8.24m; extend Fournier 2/32.77m; extend Simmons 3/35.3m; Rajon Rondo 3/45.45m

Mavericks sign Dedmon 1/7.73m; Dinwiddie 1/12.71m; Seth Curry 1/8.35m; extend Barnes 3/68.2m; DeAndre Jordan 4/127.43m; Nikola Mirotic 3/45.46m

Nets sign Mike Scott 2/13.98m; Rashad Vaughn 1/9.36m; andrew Harrision 1/8.02m/ DeAngelo Russell 5/149.11m; Isaiah Thomas 3/66.78m;

Nuggets sign Gerald Green 1/7.32m; Paul Millsap 3/76.78m (coming off 9.7ppg 5.1 RPG)

Pacers sign Ante Zizic 1/13.32m; Darren Collison 1/8.49m; Marc Gasol 4/130.8m; Malcolm Brogdon 3/52.91m; Lance Stephenson 2/15.52m;

Pelicans signs Carmelo Anthony 1/19.07m; Noah Vonleh 1/8.45m; Cameron Payne 1/9.65m; Nikola Vucevic 3/65.28m;

Pistons (me) sign Stanley Johnson to qualifying offer 1/4.67m; Luke Kornett 1/1.4m; Tim Frazier 1/1.57m; Jerian Grant 1/8.94m (backup PG market was extremely tight and crazy)

Raptors sign Delon Wright 1/3.64m; extend Ibaka 3/56.2m, Kawhi Leonard 3/94.68m; Jonas Valanciunas 4/102.36m; Fred Van Vleet 1/9.28m;

Rockets PJ Tucker 2/16.32m;

Spurs sign Myles Turner 3/81.83m; extend DeRozan 3/108.9m; Pau Gasol 1/16.0m; Gay 3/38.4m

Suns sign Alan Williams 1/7.09m; Greg Monroe 1/11.4m; Markieff Morris 1/8.95m

Thunder sign Alex Abrines 1/6.82m; extend Roberson 3/40.91m

Twolves sign Elfrid Payton 1/10.78m; Nerlens Noel 1/8.16m (coming off a lost season with a broken leg no less); Julius Randle (one game into season) 1/2.07m; extend Teague 2/24.89m; Tyus Jones 3/41.94m; Gergui Deng 2/33.52m; Josh Smith 1/1.57m

Blazers nothing of note

Warriors signs Joffrey Lauvergne 2/6.70m; Extend Iggy 2/17.94m; Green 4/131.61m; Livingston 2/13.4m; Kevin Durant 5/195.43m; Jordan Bell 2/30.51m

Wizards sign Tyreke Evans (one game into season) 1/1.57m; Dwight Howard 4/142.8m; Kelly Oubre Jr. 3/44.89m

Still sitting in Free Agency at the all star break season 2: Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, Thaddeus Young, Austin Rivers, Kostas Koufos, Trevor Booker, JaVale McGee, Michael Beasley, Kenneth Faried, Kyle O'Quinn; Robin Lopez, Derrick Rose, James Ennis, Justin Holiday, Omri Casspi, Jeremy Lamb, Ed Davis, Trevor Ariza, Tyson Chandler, Garrett Temple; Cory Joseph, Luc Mbah A Moute, Terrence Ross, Wesley Mathews, Danny Green, Corey Brewer, Nick Young, Nick Stauskas, Tyler Ennis, Devin Harris, Jared Dudley, Michael Carter Williams, Anthony Tolliver, Luol Deng, Ramon Sessions, Jerryd Bayless, Darrelo Arthur, Aaron Aflallo

Horrific. I didn't tinker largely with the sliders just to see what would happen. Obviously potential matters FAR too much. At the same time some of these signings are just amazing head scratchers. Guys like Cameron Payne and Tyler Ullis who have no potential and are scraping to stay out of the G league are signing for 9 million.

And per usual teams stock up on too many of the same spots, not recognizing position fit or system fit. you can see from the FA pool that again OVR is king (and potential) and guys that have specialties are ignored. Quality vets ignored for no names with potential.

Overall a huge disappointment.

So if anyone has tinkered with this and come up with a set of sliders that rewards performance, has guys signing for multi year contracts, rewards vets, etc., I would love to see them.

Disclaimer: I have NOT tested multiple seasons as a sim. I'm currently in a 2022 season. I'm using my current game save file to help me learn this year's game.


That said, I have felt pretty good about the contracts and trades I see with the set I have been using. My goal has been to see if I can escape 30 team user control and use sliders to create an AI environment where teams can do their thing and not all be idiots. Some should be idiots but I do a little editing to make sure that the Assistant GM or scouting ratings on some teams are. . . not good.


If you're on Sony I just uploaded by test settings under the user name LornzoDC98.


If you sim these and evaluate I will welcome the feedback. Right now I have not touched gameplay sliders and am trying to learn to play on AS.

[paythuck]

Re: Official NBA 2k19 MyLeague/MyGM Thread

Has anyone been doing the New MYGM? Haven’t really gotten into because of how annoyed I was from the start ...

Any reviews on it?


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