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Nodima · 12-19-2016, 08:52 PM

Coming from The Show's Diamond Dynasty, I find the way MyTeam works bizarre in almost every facet. I understand basketball faces a problem of having less players to pull from than baseball, but there has to be a smoother way to do it than this. I also think it would communicate more to the player if, rather than color coded cards, they were dated, ie. Rookie Steph Curry, '11-'12 Curry and '15-'16 Curry, more similar to how The Show has a Live card, a Prime card and a Rookie/Flashback card (and the Rookie cards often come attached with challenges that allow you to level that rookie card up to the Prime card).

I have a team with green Kawhi Leonard and blue Stephen Curry and these guys play nothing like their real life counterparts, the green Kawhi is basically Bruce Bowen to be honest and Steph is like a 35% 3Pt shooter. It's jarring, especially when I'm so used to getting a card and then knowing I can just use that card forever. Contracts are garbage too.

12-19-2016, 08:52 PM	#5
Nodima Pro OVR: 10 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Omaha, NE	Re: Does multiple versions of same player annoy anyone else? Coming from The Show's Diamond Dynasty, I find the way MyTeam works bizarre in almost every facet. I understand basketball faces a problem of having less players to pull from than baseball, but there has to be a smoother way to do it than this. I also think it would communicate more to the player if, rather than color coded cards, they were dated, ie. Rookie Steph Curry, '11-'12 Curry and '15-'16 Curry, more similar to how The Show has a Live card, a Prime card and a Rookie/Flashback card (and the Rookie cards often come attached with challenges that allow you to level that rookie card up to the Prime card). I have a team with green Kawhi Leonard and blue Stephen Curry and these guys play nothing like their real life counterparts, the green Kawhi is basically Bruce Bowen to be honest and Steph is like a 35% 3Pt shooter. It's jarring, especially when I'm so used to getting a card and then knowing I can just use that card forever. Contracts are garbage too.