2k13 Fictional Draft Classes

[biggiejerseys]

I'm looking to do my own fictional draft classes, so what's a good range on the potential rating to use?

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[SwaggerCoach]

Quote: Originally Posted by biggiejerseys

I'm looking to do my own fictional draft classes, so what's a good range on the potential rating to use? Sent from my BlackBerry 9670 using Tapatalk

As a general rule of thumb, anyone you give a POT rating of 75+ to will eventually become an all-star.

I would only give 4-5 people 75+.
Maybe another 5-6 70-75.
And the rest below 70....even giving guys ratings in the 40's and 50's.

If you look back at previous NBA draft classes from 5-6 years ago, you'll notice that at least 40-50% of the players aren't even in the league anymore.

[biggiejerseys]

Quote: Originally Posted by SwaggerCoach

As a general rule of thumb, anyone you give a POT rating of 75+ to will eventually become an all-star. I would only give 4-5 people 75+. Maybe another 5-6 70-75. And the rest below 70....even giving guys ratings in the 40's and 50's. If you look back at previous NBA draft classes from 5-6 years ago, you'll notice that at least 40-50% of the players aren't even in the league anymore.

Alright thanks man. time to create the next Michael Olowkandi(sp?)/Tractor Traylor, as well the next 2nd rd gem (ie Isaiah Thomas, Monta, Arenas, etc).

Would a lower durability rating equal an injury prone player?


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[SwaggerCoach]

Quote: Originally Posted by biggiejerseys

Alright thanks man. time to create the next Michael Olowkandi(sp?)/Tractor Traylor, as well the next 2nd rd gem (ie Isaiah Thomas, Monta, Arenas, etc). Would a lower durability rating equal an injury prone player? Sent from my BlackBerry 9670 using Tapatalk

Yes lower durability = more likelihood of injuries.