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true ture even if you went all the way there are players you wont be able to scout!

Yeah...
I'm not so sure I like this system. My feeling is, if you get first pick, and you spent everything you can spend on scouting, you should be able to make a pretty safe 1st pick. I'm not saying you should be able to see every skill on the kid, I'm only saying it's pretty much like guessing the way it is right now.
I feel people should be able to spend more and more on scouting and get more and more information. It could be tough on lower leagues than II, but if you're getting a good pick at III or IV that's probably the smallest of your problems.
Plus, higher leagues would possibly make more money and spend more money on scouting, which could reduce the gap between older and newer teams (I'm pretty sure there's a number of people here that thinks this gap shouldn't be reduced, rather than increased, still, I can't think different than it's easier to expand a game if new users have actually a chance to compete at the top level)
Don't know... would like to know what community thinks about it...

Oh, and this wasn't supposed to be directed specifically at you, CoolCat ;)

Last edited by LA-André at 7/18/2008 3:01:17 AM

The difference is that in NBA, all the teams know all the players that are in the Draft and the first spots are therefore very important to take the jewels.

Not really. Everyone knows the top 5 or 10 players in the draft, but after that the picture is much less clear.

Do you think that NBA teams spend no money on scouting, and the information on scouting and the info on draft prospects is just manna from heaven?

Well, in our case, even if you spend a lot of money, you are not sure to know the top 5 of the draft. It's a question of luck then. So I don't think we should add a lottery.

Well, in our case, even if you spend a lot of money, you are not sure to know the top 5 of the draft. It's a question of luck then. So I don't think we should add a lottery.

Well, theoretically speaking having a lottery should decrease the incentive to throw games, since having the poorest record doesn't guarantee you the top spot.

On the other hand, the gap in talent between the top players in BB drafts is less than in an actual NBA draft, so it's not really fair to compare the two.