How to trade the NBA 2K9 dynasty mode?

...Upstairs don't understand, don't talk nonsense, okay.

The words of trading are at General Manager --- Maneger Roster --- Trades

It is recommended that newbies open a forced trade, that is, the dynasty mode has a trade override on

I'm like that, some people say it's boring to not force a trade, but I like it, I'd rather trade TMC for KOBE.

The self-built player's head is black, and the image file was created incorrectly, and the specific reason is very troublesome to explain.

The last time I read an expert in a foreign forum, it was very complicated, so I won't explain it here.

If it's hacked, you remove it from the login game at the time it was created.

Some people just react that there is a blackhead while playing, or that a player just spends a lot of money.

Normally, the people who create it look like they set it by themselves, how can it be black, try it a few more times.

If there is no forced trade, there are a few conditions that must be met in order to trade: 1. The team to be traded agrees (necessary).

2 Meet the salary space

If you still have salary space, then you can trade your player salary + remaining space = the player's salary you want.

If you don't have salary space and the opponent doesn't have salary space, then you have to trade players equally.

If you don't have salary space and the opponent does, then you can trade your player's salary = the opponent's remaining space + the player you want

The trade can be made to the other team first, and if the other team agrees, the trade can be made.

As for the avatar, that's what it should be. You can think about it, how can you build a player yourself? Even the people who were drafted in the next few seasons were also built by the computer itself.

1. If your trading partner is an inside liner, you can turn it into a PG, so that his ability value and trading value become very low, and you can exchange it for a small chip. After changing it back to the original position, the ability value and trade value will be restored. You can trade him for other players, or keep it.

2. If you have two interior players in your team with similar ability, trade value, and annual salary (preferably a higher trade value), you can trade one of them to a weak team, and then trade him back with another of your interior players after changing it to PG, and of course, bring the draft pick and base salary of the target team at the same time.

With the above two methods, as long as you are not afraid of trouble, no matter which team you use to open the file, it is no longer a dream to have five supergiants at the same time, and only the hard salary cap will stop you.

Set it up yourself, and you can join the forced transaction.

Understand the concept of the salary cap, if the total salary of the team in the NBA is higher than the salary cap, the principle of equal salary between the two parties must be implemented, the simplest way to put it is the sum of the salaries of the players you trade out = the sum of the salaries of the players you trade in (1 for 1 depends on their respective salaries, 2 for 2 is the sum of the salaries of each of the two, and so on). Of course, the detailed rule is that no more than 125% of the transactions come in, but you just need to know that they are about equal.

Both the Heat and the Knicks are over the pay cap. Jeremy Lin's salary at the beginning of the file is the basic salary, only about that. Chalmers + Blake must be too much taller than Jeremy Lin, so according to what was said upstairs, it's best for you to have Chalmers + Blake on your side, and Jeremy Lin + a garbage on the Knicks side (the salary is about equal to Chalmers + Blake-Jeremy Lin).

But it's best to add that head to a one-year expiring contract, and a multi-year contract is just a garbage contract for yourself.

In addition, it is not recommended to trade Jeremy Lin in the first season of the game, because he only has one year left on his contract, and there is no provision in the game that the Knicks have his restricted rights, so he will basically leave after this year and will not renew his contract. You traded, and he only played for a year with the Heat and left, and you can't force him to stay, and you can't match his contract.

It's better to free up about 10m of salary space after the first season and sign him directly in the free agent market, just like the Rockets did. However, with the Heat's Big Three not moving, this is difficult.

Let's add a high-paying garbage on the other side. Your two people are too well paid. Jeremy Lin is at the bottom of the league. If the other party's salary exceeds the salary cap, of course, it can't be changed. The salaries of the players on both sides should be about the same.