Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)
Oh so Sapp its a fix for this?
Oh so Sapp its a fix for this?
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Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)
March 8, 2018
End of the Year Statistical Leaders
Points Per Game
1) Guard Malcolm Curtis (Big Board: #280)/ Stony Brook/ Jr. 24.2 ppg
2) Guard Matthew Cartage (Big Board: #31)/ Manhattan / Sr. 23.8 ppg
3) Guard Akeem Todd (Big Board: #390)/ VMI/ Sr. 22.7 ppg
4) Guard Ra’Shawn Michaels (Big Board: #2)/ Duke/ Fr. 22.4 ppg
5) Guard Kyle Reedwater (Big Board: #73)/ Purdue/ Sr. 21.6 ppg
6) Guard Terrell Fuller (Big Board: #435)/ Old Dominion/ Sr. 21.3 ppg
7) Guard Justin Holmes (Big Board: #131)/ Rice/ So. 20.8 ppg
8) Guard Percy Houston (Big Board: #85)/ Richmond/ Jr. 20.5 ppg
9) Forward John Studdard (Big Board: #308)/ George Mason/ Jr. 20.3 ppg
10) Guard Gregory McDuffy (Big Board: #431)/ Hawaii/ Jr. 20.2 ppg
11) Guard Joseph Taylor (Big Board: #5)/ Virginia/ Fr. 20.2 ppg
12) Forward Jarrell Frizzell (Big Board: #220)/ Auburn/ So. 20.0 ppg
13) Forward Khalil Armstrong (Big Board: #100)/ UAB/ Jr. 19.9 ppg
14) Forward Jelani Eagle (Big Board: #262)/ LIU Brooklyn/ Fr. 19.7 ppg
15) Guard Jacob Eugene (Big Board: #36)/ UCLA/ So. 19.7 ppg
16) Forward James Stewart (Big Board: #482)/ Chattanooga/ So. 19.6 ppg
17) Forward Gustavo Craft (Big Board: #396)/ Wofford/ So. 19.5 ppg
18) Forward Hunter Abram (Big Board: #475)/ Quinnipiac/ So. 19.5 ppg
19) Forward Shaquille Perrier (Big Board: #372)/ Dayton/ Sr. 19.5 ppg
20) Forward Aure’ Edwards (Big Board: #24)/ Colorado St/ So. 19.3 ppg
Rebounds Per Game
1) Forward Nat Hawkins (Big Board: #7)/ UNLV/ So. 12.0 rpg
2) Forward Bryce Hassselhoff (Big Board: #43)/ Santa Clara/ Jr. 11.9 rpg
3) Forward Kenneth Reid (Big Board: #224)/ N. Dakota/ Jr. 11.6 rpg
4) Forward Brian Fitness (Big Board: #72)/ Navy/ Sr. 11.5 rpg
5) Forward Darius Dedmon (Big Board: #44)/ UCLA/ Sr. 11.2 rpg
6) Forward Mike Newton (Big Board: #208)/ S. Alabama/ Jr. 11.0 rpg
7) Forward Jeremy Rhodes (Big Board: #90)/ BYU/ Jr. 10.7 rpg
8) Center Jeff Graham (Big Board: #80)/ Arkansas/ Jr. 10.6 rpg
9) Center Emmanuel Rodriguez (Big Board: #1)/ Texas A&M/ Jr. 10.5 rpg
10) Center Ghaleb Berry (Big Board: #236)/ Colorado St./ So. 10.4 rpg
11) Forward Natron Moss (Big Board: #292)/ Nicholls St./ So. 10.3 rpg
12) Forward Vergil McAlister (Big Board: #11)/ North Carolina/ So. 10.2 rpg
13) Forward Kevin Brooks (Big Board: #86)/ South Carolina/ Jr. 10.1 rpg
14) Center Billy Prater (Big Board: #453)/ Austin Peay/ Sr. 10.1 rpg
15) Center DaMarko Sam (Big Board: #196)/ Holy Cross / So. 10.1 rpg
16) Forward Willie Nickels (Big Board: #4)/ Indiana/ Fr. 10.0 rpg
17) Forward Shea Scott (Big Board: #330)/ Lamar/ So. 10.0 rpg
18) Center Titus Tamase (Big Board: #476)/ Savannah St./ So. 9.9 rpg
19) Center Deondre Hawthorne (Big Board: #322)/ Columbia/ Jr. 9.9 rpg
20) Forward Wallace Holmes (Big Board: #247)/ La. Tech/ Fr. 9.9 rpg
Assists Per Game
1) Guard Tryston Gonzales (Big Board: #432)/ Georgia State/ Sr. 7.5 apg
2) Guard Ameer Jasmine (Big Board: #232)/ S. Carolina Upstate/ Jr. 7.2 apg
3) Guard Jeff Williamson (Big Board: #425)/ Northridge/ Sr. 7.0 apg
4) Guard Zack Veasey (Big Board: #203)/ Houston/ So. 6.8 apg
5) Guard Byron Pullins (Big Board: #379)/ Dayton/ So. 6.6 apg
6) Guard Joshua DeBoskie (Big Board: #65)/ Ohio State/ So. 6.5 apg
7) Guard Kyle Hill (Big Board: #279)/ IUPUI/ So. 6.3 apg
8) Guard Solomon Hill (Big Board: #3)/ New Mexico/ So. 6.3 apg
9) Guard Bobby Fitness (Big Board: #32)/ Air Force/ Fr. 6.2 apg
10) Guard J.Q. Bethea (Big Board: #162)/ Pepperdine/ So. 6.1 apg
11) Guard Stephen Daniels (Big Board: #360)/ Idaho/ Sr. 6.1 apg
12) Guard Travis Alvarez (Big Board: #456)/ Sacramento State/ So. 6.0 apg
13) Guard Austin Sims (Big Board: #276)/ Central Florida/ Jr. 5.9 apg
14) Guard Jack Doddy (Big Board: #436)/ Appalachain State/ So. 5.9 apg
15) Guard Jevonte Young (Big Board: #259)/ Deleware/ Sr. 5.9 apg
16) Guard Jimmy Dobbins (Big Board: #303)/ Hartford/ Jr. 5.8 apg
17) Guard Quinton Bowen (Big Board: #258)/ William & Mary/ Jr. 5.8 apg
18) Guard Marlon Lewis (Big Board: #112)/ Texas/ Fr. 5.8 apg
19) Guard Marshall Lock (Big Board: #352)/ College of Charleston/ So. 5.8 apg
20) Guard Elijah Davis (Big Board: #291)/ Southern Illinois/ So. 5.7 apg
Blocks Per Game
1) Forward Aaron Griffith (Big Board: #132)/ Eastern Kentucky/ Jr. 3.6 bpg
2) Forward J.R. Feynor (Big Board: #40)/ Washington State/ Fr. 3.5 bpg
3) Forward Russell Blanchard (Big Board: #388)/ San Francisco/ So. 3.3 bpg
4) Center Kaylan Colbert (Big Board: #52)/ Georgia/ So. 3.3 bpg
5) Center Tyrus Samuels (Big Board: #147)/ Coastal Carolina/ Fr. 3.2 bpg
6) Center Emmanuel Rodriguez (Big Board: #1)/ Texas A&M/ Jr. 3.1 bpg
7) Forward Trey Chatman (Big Board: #64)/ Portland State/ So. 3.1 bpg
8) Forward Terry Roberts (Big Board: #33)/ Cleveland State/ Fr. 3.0 bpg
9) Forward Korian McCray (Big Board: #212)/ Jackson State/ Sr. 2.9 bpg
10) Forward Quentin Middleton (Big Board: #408)/ Campbell/ So. 2.9 bpg
11) Center Jontrell King (Big Board: #200)/ VCU/ So. 2.8 bpg
12) Forward Brian Payne (Big Board: #458)/ Hofstra/ So. 2.8 bpg
13) Center Jayven Lambert (Big Board: #474)/ Lasalle/ Fr. 2.8 bpg
14) Forward Dustin Vallier (Big Board: #406)/ George Washington/ Fr. 2.8 bpg
15) Forward Raquan Miller (Big Board: #18)/ Wake Forest/ Fr. 2.7 bpg
16) Center Jalen Tucker (Big Board: #430)/ Bradley/ Fr. 2.7 bpg
17) Center Roderick Lee (Big Board: #471)/ Florida International/ Sr. 2.6 bpg
18) Forward Austin Jackson (Big Board: #82)/ Ohio State/ So. 2.6 bpg
19) Center T.J. Baker (Big Board: #155)/ North Carolina/ Jr. 2.5 bpg
20) Center Chris Waters (Big Board: #39)/ South Florida/ Sr. 2.5 bpg
Steals Per Game
1) Guard Ashley Walker (Big Board: #37)/ Wake Forest/ So. 3.4 spg
2) Guard Amir Denson (Big Board: #185)/ Coastal Carolina/ Jr. 3.1 spg
3) Guard Jacob James (Big Board: #438)/ Western Illinois/ Sr. 3.0 spg
4) Guard Tevin Medina (Big Board: #303)/ Vanderbilt/ So. 3.0 spg
5) Guard Bobby Fitness (Big Board: #32)/ Air Force/ Fr. 2.9 spg
6) Guard T.J. Dedrick (Big Board: #332)/ Towson/ So. 2.8 spg
7) Guard Jimmie Vanerson (Big Board: #488)/ Northeastern/ So. 2.8 spg
8) Guard Desmond McGee (Big Board: #195)/ Princeton/ Sr. 2.7 spg
9) Guard Hayden Roberson (Big Board: #486)/ Southern University/ So. 2.6 spg
10) Forward Jaden Ibekwe (Big Board: #118)/ Milwaukee/ Jr. 2.5 spg
11) Forward J.B. Herrington(Big Board: #232)/ Pittsburgh/ Sr. 2.5 spg
12) Guard Erick Pierce (Big Board: #317)/ Long Beach State/ So. 2.5 spg
13) Guard Kaelyn Bennett (Big Board: #245)/ Iona/ Fr. 2.5 spg
14) Forward Tre Ferguson (Big Board: #126)/ Marist/ Fr. 2.5 spg
15) Forward Jerome Keller (Big Board: #108)/ Arkansas/ So. 2.4 spg
16) Guard Nico Short (Big Board: #320)/ Wichita State/ Jr. 2.4 spg
17) Guard Uriah Brown (Big Board: #92)/ Navy/ Sr. 2.4 spg
18) Guard Kendall Blade (Big Board: #82)/ Indiana/ Jr. 2.3 spg
19) Forward Anthony Rose Jr. (Big Board: #50)/ Florida/ So. 2.2 spg
20) Guard Cole Jacobs (Big Board: #329)/ Marquette/ So. 2.2 spg
Conference Players of the Year
American East – Guard Malcolm Curtis (Big Board: #280)/ Stony Brook/Jr. – 24.2ppg, 3.1rpg, 2apg, 1.4spg
American –Center Chris Waters (Big Board: #39)/ South Florida/Sr. – 16ppg, 9rpg, 2.5b
Atlantic 10 - Guard Percy Houston (Big Board: #85)/ Richmond/ Jr. – 2.5ppg, 3rpg, 2.8apg, 1.7spg
ACC - Guard Ra’Shawn Michaels (Big Board: #2)/ Duke/ Fr. – 22.4ppg, 2.7rpg, 2.8apg, 1.5spg
Atlantic Sun - Guard Ameer Jasmine (Big Board: #232)/ S. Carolina Upstate/ Jr. – 13.9ppg, 3.1rpg, 7.2apg, 2.1spg
Big 12 – Guard Hayden Gaines (Big Board: #44)/ Oklahoma/ So. – 16.3ppg, 4.9rpg, 3apg, 2.2spg
Big East – Guard Mitchell Hawthorne (Big Board: #23)/ Creighton/ Fr. – 15.9ppg, 5rpg, 2.9apg, 1.1bpg, 2.2spg
Big Sky - Forward Kenneth Reid (Big Board: #224)/ N. Dakota/ Jr. – 14.1ppg, 11.6rpg, 1.7bpg
Big South - Guard Amir Denson (Big Board: #185)/ Coastal Carolina/ Jr. – 14.2ppg, 3rpg, 5.6apg, 3.1spg
Big Ten - Guard Kyle Reedwater (Big Board: #73)/ Purdue/ Sr. – 21.6ppg, 2.6rpg, 4apg
Big West - Guard Erick Pierce (Big Board: #317)/ Long Beach State/ So. – 15.7ppg, 3.7rpg, 5apg, 2.5spg
Colonial - Guard Jevonte Young (Big Board: #259)/ Deleware/ Sr. – 15.3ppg, 2,6rpg, 5.9apg, 2.2spg
Conference USA - Guard Terrell Fuller (Big Board: #435)/ Old Dominion/ Sr. – 21.3ppg, 4.2rpg, 1.9apg
Horizon - Forward Terry Roberts (Big Board: #33)/ Cleveland State/ Fr. – 16.6ppg, 6.8rpg, 1.5apg, 3.0bpg
Ivy League - Center Deondre Hawthorne (Big Board: #322)/ Columbia/ Jr. – 15.7ppg, 9.9rpg, 2.2bpg
MAAC - Guard Matthew Cartage (Big Board: #31)/ Manhattan / Sr. – 23.8ppg, 2,5rpg, 2.6apg
Mid American – Guard Eric Smalls (Big Board: #318)/ Miami (OH)/ Jr. – 15.5ppg, 4.9rpg, 3.8apg, 1.0bpg, 1.7spg
MEAC – Center Devontay Downs (Big Board: #358)/ Norfolk State/ Jr. – 17.3ppg, 7.2rpg
Missouri Valley – Guard Elijah Davis (Big Board: #291)/ Southern Illinois/ So. – 16.2ppg, 4.8rpg, 4.0apg
Mountain West - Guard Solomon Hill (Big Board: #3)/ New Mexico/ So. – 17.7ppg, 6.1rpg, 6.3apg, 1.4bpg, 1.6spg
Northeast - Forward Jelani Eagle (Big Board: #262)/ LIU Brooklyn/ Fr. – 19.7ppg, 6.0rpg, 1.0bpg
Ohio Valley - Forward Aaron Griffith (Big Board: #132)/ Eastern Kentucky/ Jr. – 14.6ppg, 7.9rpg, 3.6bpg
Pac 12 - Guard Jacob Eugene (Big Board: #36)/ UCLA/ So. – 19.7ppg, 3.8rpg, 2.1apg, 1.1spg
Patriot League - Forward Brian Fitness (Big Board: #72)/ Navy/ Sr. – 15.9ppg, 11.5rpg, 1.7bpg, 1.1spg
SEC - Center Emmanuel Rodriguez (Big Board: #1)/ Texas A&M/ Jr. – 15.0ppg, 10.5rpg, 3.1bpg, 1.1spg
Southern - Forward James Stewart (Big Board: #482)/ Chattanooga/ So. – 19.6ppg, 6.4rpg
Southland - Forward Natron Moss (Big Board: #292)/ Nicholls St./ So. – 15.7ppg, 10.3rpg
SWAC - Forward Korian McCray (Big Board: #212)/ Jackson State/ Sr. – 15.5ppg, 9.4rpg, 2.9bpg
Summit League – Guard Jacob James (Big Board: 438)/ Western Illinois/ Sr. – 16.9ppg, 3.1rpg, 3.8apg, 2.0spg
Sun Belt - Guard Tryston Gonzales (Big Board: #432)/ Georgia State/ Sr. – 14.0ppg, 2.0rpg, 7.5apg, 1.8spg
West Coast – Jermichael Acosta (Big Board: #75)/ Seattle/ Jr. – 16.8ppg, 6.2rpg, 1.4bpg, 1.2spg
March Madness Coming soon!
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Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)
Quick question how come u have the storylines to theses draft classes a year ahead like DC1 should be gettin dafted in 2016 and DC2 in 2017 but you have the end of year stats in 2018 for DC2 why is that?Comment
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Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)
When we first started these I had a ton of people that stated that they use at least one year of real draft prospects. I'm sure a lot of people don't but it seemed like the majority do so I have always skipped a year to allow people that year to insert a real draft class in there. Some people love it, others hate it. I guess it's all just preferenceSimWorld NBA 2K19 Fictional Draft Classes
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I asked him, he said he skips the first year since people like to use a real draft class for the first year.
Yo Sapp, a thought. Instead of using actual year dates, you could just use Year 1, year 2 etc.
It'd be:
February Newsfeed Year 1...
March Newsfeed Year 1...
then next year... December Newsfeed Year 2...
January Newsfeed year 2
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Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)
Yeah the actual year isnt even necessary. Think I will make that change. The only reason I have been reluctant to get away from dates is that it looks more authentic when I am listing awards on the profile pages on the scouting report. But I guess it isnt that big of a deal.
I think I will just change because it seems to really be bothering people this year. This is like the 8th person thats mentioned it. Just gotta go back and edit some postsSimWorld NBA 2K19 Fictional Draft Classes
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Excuse me if this is a really dumb question, but has this been ported over to PS4 by any slim chance?
I only just got a console for the first time recently, so i don't really know how things work yet!Last edited by Barncore; 11-11-2015, 05:23 AM.Comment
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Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)
Damn, i should've got an XboxOne!Comment
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Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)
A couple of people have emailed me regarding the names of a lot of players not being in the database. I understand the concern and frustration of many but there simply are not enough unique names in the database and I feel it limits thw creativity tremendously. In addition to that, many of the people that request their own player to be included in our classes would not have that opportunity. And now that I think about it, what about the foreign players? The generated classes may give you a few foreign players here and there but you are limited to a very small amount of foreign names. If I stuck with what is in the database, the number of foreign players would either have to decrease dramatically or a lot of them would have the same last name. So in my opinion that is just as unrealistic as not having the commentator say a player's name.
We have always gone with unique names over database names. I have always been very open to any suggestions from anyone but the names is something that I will never ever change my mind on so if that is a deal breaker for you.... I'm sorry
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Re: SimWorld’s 2k16 Fictional Draft Classes by CWSapp/Dreece/Blindside (XBOX One)
Before I start let me just say. This statement is a personal opinion, has nothing to do with my being part of the SimWorld crew.A couple of people have emailed me regarding the names of a lot of players not being in the database. I understand the concern and frustration of many but there simply are not enough unique names in the database and I feel it limits thw creativity tremendously. In addition to that, many of the people that request their own player to be included in our classes would not have that opportunity. And now that I think about it, what about the foreign players? The generated classes may give you a few foreign players here and there but you are limited to a very small amount of foreign names. If I stuck with what is in the database, the number of foreign players would either have to decrease dramatically or a lot of them would have the same last name. So in my opinion that is just as unrealistic as not having the commentator say a player's name.
We have always gone with unique names over database names. I have always been very open to any suggestions from anyone but the names is something that I will never ever change my mind on so if that is a deal breaker for you.... I'm sorry
This is a subject I battled with constantly when I first started using fictional classes. Originally I hated it. Absolutely hated it. Still irritates me to a certain extent. In all honesty it wasn't until I played so much of "The League" last year that it became far less important. The game play levels that people achieve with all the work that goes into other editors rosters and draft classes more than makes up for the fact that an announcer doesn't say a name. That's not just sim world related either. How many people out there use a "real" or multiple rea draft classes throughout their my leagues/mygms. How many guys in those real classes have names that don't come up in the database?
End of the day the bigger problem here is the amount of names that the game rejects. Names that are pre loaded in the database. Names that have recorded commentary and we still can't use them...
And if it really really bugs you, change it yourself.Comment
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What's up guys. It's time for another Q&A segment. I don't have a ton of questions this time but I have gotten a few so I wanted to take the time to answer them before I post the March Madness brackets.
Where is DC2?!
Being worked on. As I stated before, two things would be slowing down the process of the draft classes early on this year. For starters we have been waiting on the patch to drop to see what changes would be made so we haven't been in a huge rush to finalize any classes. Also, the honest truth is that me and the guys have been having so much fun working on the League, it has been hard to give the classes all of our attention. But for what it is worth, everything for DC2 is done except for tendencies and Dreece can give you guys updates on that whenever he would like to do so.
You guys made any progress on any more classes?
I have said this before but have no problem saying it again. We never go class by class. There are actually four classes done for the most part. But of course we have to go back and do badges, signature skills and tendencies. But don't ever think we haven't made progress on the upcoming classes. As a matter of fact, I'll start working on DC5 this week and Blindside will be working on DC6. When we say you will get more classes this year, we mean it. Just trust us.
Should I start my MYLeague now since DC1 is out?
Honestly, I would say no. I think Dreece said this before but the patch will more than likely change a lot so we don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves with tendencies and other things. If I were you I would still download DC1 and Dc2 (once it is released) and play around with the classes (Hoops Summit, Summer League etc) just to get a feel for it but I personally don't think that starting a serious MyLeague is a good idea at the moment.
Why do you talk about players in the newfeeds that aren't in the draft class you are releasing?
Because the newfeeds are intended to be like real life. If you watch college ball you know that you will see and potentially hear about a lot of talented players that may not come out until a year or two after that. In addition, it builds anticipation for a player you might want. You might have your eye on the sophomore point guard Solomon Myers that we have been talking about since DC1 and is rated as the 3rd best player out of over 400 that I have ranked and by far the best point guard. You might get yourself excited for him only to find out he's going back for a year. It's just something that I like to do to add a little realism to the mix.
How is the League coming along?
Freaking great. Of course you can just visit the League thread where Dreece is constantly posting updates and Blindside is constantly giving you feedback about the exhibitions he is playing with the teams but the simple answer is that it is going great.
Thanks to everyone for the patience and kind words. Let's get on to some March Madness now.....SimWorld NBA 2K19 Fictional Draft Classes
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