NBA LIVE2008 Dynasty Mode Draft Player Ability 20

I've never won the No. 1 pick, because the teams I control are basically the first and second, and basically every time I get a 30 or 29. I think you're using scouting to show that you're strong, maybe a rookie with a lot of potential

And the rookie's ability value is seriously out of balance!Some champions dunk 99, physical strength 90 and key ball 20+, speed 40+...And it has something to do with his position, for example, if you choose a rookie with an evaluation of 85, 90 on the dribble, and 80 on the ball, his position is pg, but his speed is only 50, and his passing is 60, then his evaluation is very low, although other abilities are high, and the total evaluation is also very high, which requires him to change his position.

The most important thing in the draft is to buy scouts, if you want an all-round player, you generally buy an offensive B or above, a physical B or above, and C basically can't see anything, it's best to probe once a day, the top 10 players are probed once, write down their data, and it will be much clearer when the draft is made, won't it all be? ?Then choose the players you need, if you want to make a player a star, the most important thing is the key ball, as if you can't detect it, but generally the top few key goals are not low, followed by potential, as long as there is potential and a good assistant, no matter how bad the player will become.

It took me 4 years to train a 28-player with a starting rating of 68 to become an all-round player with a spring leg, outside line, interception, and three-point rating of 99, but his key shots are only 30+, so the average points per game is only in single digits, and he can't become a star.

Scouting is not a panacea, a CCC or so is basically enough, the main thing is to pay more attention to the choice of your lack of positions, what people are lacking and who to find. Use more scouts, don't let him be idle for a day, the more times you scout, the more accurate the data will be after the rookie scout. One of the criteria for a rookie is that you can't have bad physical fitness, and you can't pick someone who can only play on and off for five minutes a game.

If there is a lack of people on the outside, pay attention to his shooting, three-point, and speed, and the shooting and three-point should be the best above C, and the minimum speed is C-. If there is a shortage of people on the inside, you should pay attention to the rookie's rebounds, and the front and back courts are above C, and on this basis, it is best to score B-level blocks and above C. Also, don't look for tough high-pick rookies that you can't get, and if your record is at the top of the league, don't even think about the top 20.

Of course, the order will change during the season, so keep an eye out for it. Don't miss the rookie inspection session after the season, take the rookies you are interested in and your own players 1on1, and find out which one is easy for you.

Actually, it's very simple.,Go directly to the nbalive archive folder under my documents to find the player file.,Open it with excel.,See that the player in the bottom dozens of rows is this year's rokkie.,And then the columns on the side correspond to their abilities.。

So, scouting can be done without it altogether.