Player Card Information

[isdatyt]

2K's MyTeam cards are missing some seriously vital information. Some of it would be super helpful.

1. Dynamic duo. You only get the prompt telling you who a card's DD is if you pull it in packs. If you acquire it from the Blacktop or AH, there is no prompt. It's not like this is secretive, Easter egg information that they want to keep under wraps, so why not tell us on the card? It's also helpful when looking to purchase cards.

2. Badge slots available. Now I'm not saying I would have decided against buying this Ruby LeBron, but I definitely would have waited for something under 100K if I had known he only had 5 badge slots. And there is no clear system or logic for it. Blazers Aldridge has like 8 Badge slots, yet Ruby Laimbeer has 5. Ruby Mark Jackson has 6. And it's not positional or ratings related because Wilkins, Deng, & Rice all have lower overalls at the SF spot.

3. Hot zones. This one is possibly the most important because ratings misleading sometimes. Amethyst Jim Jackson has corner specialist and an 80 open 3 rating, but the left corner is a cold zone for him as well as I believe 2 or 3 midrange cold zones. This information could be super helpful when looking for cards to run a certain play style with.

[billiethetree]

If you put a guy in your lineup you can see hot/cold zones on thr left side of the lineup screen.

[KyrieAbuser]

Quote: Originally Posted by billiethetree

If you put a guy in your lineup you can see hot/cold zones on thr left side of the lineup screen.

Read....

That's not what he's alluding to, it's more seeing that before you spend or hard earn MT for a player then come to find out you got someone with cold zone all over the court.

[billiethetree]

Nowhere in the post did he mention that he meant this only for cards that weren't yet bought. But f me for trying to be helpful.

[isdatyt]

Another thing is player type. If you run plays then you know certain plays can only be called by certain types of players. A lot of the best plays can only be called by someone who has the player type "P&R Ball-handler". Another thing you can't tell before purchasing a card.