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Yes, but it was not Simmons that coined that phrase....but one of his readers.

I'm from America and I'm staying with the game. Sure, I wish I could see the result of my actions in a quicker fashion, but I enjoy the longevity of BB and stay with it for months. Even if I'm one of the final 1000 from America, I'll stay with the game. In the web games, I prefer something that is based on simulation rather than fantasy as in NFL's fantasy football. As for games that represent American sports in a reality and complex fashion, they're few of these. I don't expect to see any more. I'm happy with this simulation.

everyone knows that basketball season don't start till christmas, lmao!!. anyway, i think one thing that would help is a better referal system. like a link to our facebook friends instead of requireing me to know a persons email. most of my friends dont want to give out email addresses as they fear spam/virus, but if i could put a link on my facebook page or or pull up my friends list from there on here and invite say 5 aday. I personaly have 155 facebook friends most of whom love sports/ basketball and would realy like this game,,,,,,

Im new.. not really just restarting. Trying to stay active this time but sometimes forget

I have spoken with 4 folks who have quit Buzzerbeater in the past six months; the issues are pretty similar.

First, the draft system sucks....yes it has been changed but still you can end up with nothing in the draft. This is totally ridiculous, one guy who quit had put $40K per week to improve his chances yet with the new system it still did not help. I tend to agree this is one of the weak features of the game....the Draft.

The second common issue is the training system, single position vs dual position training, and the ability or inability as described by one coach to accurately instruct the number minutes a player is player. I tend to agree with this idea as well, it is silly to have to train 3 guys exactly 48 minutes to get optimum training.

The third issue is that training elite C/PF is not cost effective, coupled that with the fact that the game engine now IMO seems to prefer a RNG type lineup with PG/SG and SF emphasis I see the point. One guy told me that he was essentially ruined as he now had to sell his C/PF prospects at a virtual loss. (After a season of training he could not get what he paid for his prospects.)

The bottom line is these guys were not having fun anymore thus they quit.

Just a little food for thought for this thread in case the Mods are watching......



Last edited by cws33 at 12/15/2010 3:58:15 PM

The Americans i see mostly have less time devoted. I think there is much more demand to do other things here. There is always all these expectations. Europeans seem to enjoy somewhat more time off.

Too many Americans are the instant generation that want it all now, there are no codes to get extra whatever, no cheats, this game requires patience and thought....

This is totally ridiculous, one guy who quit had put $40K per week to improve his chances yet with the new system it still did not help.

I had the number one pick last year and spent 40k all season. I got a terrible player and there weren't any better prospects in that draft. It sucked sure, but I wouldn't quit the game because of it.

Sounds like someone who wasn't exactly in love with the game to begin with.

The draft is better now, I'll give the BB's that, but it still has a long way to go to be great (like spending points to find out one of the skills of a player!!). It's like a 300-pound girl who lost thirty pounds and asks if she's sexy now.

Not yet, baby. Not yet.