
Hello everyone. For those of you that followed my classes last year, I am returning once again with a bigger and better project. These classes will be far more realistic this year and will reflect a sim-based gameplay while also keeping the game fun and enjoyable. Instead of writing a long, boring novel about my plans for this year's classes, I figured I'd just dive in and hit a few of the basic questions you guys might have.
What do you mean when you say "sim but fun"?
When I say this, I mean you will be getting realistic numbers from players while not taking away from the fact that this is a video game and it's meant for fun and for your enjoyment. Player's stats will reflect that of average NBA rookies and players. For example, you won't see any rookies coming into the league putting up 30+ points a game because that's just simply unrealistic. The only rookies in the past 10 years to average over 20+ points per game are Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin, Joel Embiid and Tyreke Evans (Yes, Tyreke Evans lol). That being said, if you get a rookie from one of my classes who is averaging over 20+ a game, its a very rare and special thing.
How many classes can we expect this year?
I have 5 classes guaranteed for this year. Depending on how many downloads those classes get, I might extend that number to anywhere between 7-10 classes. I'm not asking for downloads so I don't want you to think that I am, but the reason I say this is because I simply don't want to put all of this time into creating 10 classes, when only 15 people end up downloading them.
How do you rate your rookies?
I rate my rookies based off of the Official 2k Roster and off of other rookies in the game. What I mean by that is, you'll see some 80-85 overall rookies but they're fairly rare. Most of the lottery picks will be in the 68-79 overall range. Also, just because you get a rookie in this 80-85 overall area, doesn't mean they will become some 99 overall Demigod. They might be an 85 overall but their potential might only be an 86. You just have to sort of trust me with it lol. Numbers will still be realistic, and if you look at the rookies in 2k every year, you'll see theres almost always rookies who are rated in the 80s (Lonzo Ball and Markelle Fultz are 80s, KAT was an 86, Porzingis was an 80, and so on).
Closing thoughts
For people that care about storylines and whatnot, I suggest subscribing or closely following this thread once I actually start posting. I won't be posting right away because I still have to actually make the classes and storylines and all that good stuff. Thank you, and I hope to see you back here in the near future.
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