lkasprzak
September 23rd, 2009, 02:55 AM
And finally, players in the game now have their own personalities and motivations when choosing contracts, taking into account factors other than just the dollar figures. Players care about team prestige, fan bases, playing time and playing for a contender in varying degrees. If your team does not match up with a player’s desires you can still sign that player, but it’s going to cost you a lot more than if your team is a more natural fit. Players also have varying degrees of loyalty to franchises that they’ve played for, so it is possible to get that hometown discount from the face of your franchise, if he’s so inclined.
I don`t see it anywhere... :confused: that was just lie or they are hidden attributes?
BTW, how the heck I can upload my Franchise to 2K blog??
Bruins fan 4 life
September 23rd, 2009, 05:07 AM
I don`t see it anywhere... :confused: that was just lie or they are hidden attributes?
BTW, how the heck I can upload my Franchise to 2K blog??
I wouldn't call it a lie as much as I would call it hyperbole. Negotiating is a disappointment for sure this year as it really has remained unchanged from 2k9's format. You have to simply fill up the meter until you meet the player's demands, no give and take involved here. Now to be fair to the Insight's comments (I think that's where you got your quote from) the player's demands are supposedly weighted towards their feeling about your club. It's hard to tell as I don't think the player's attitude and feelings are mentioned anywhere in the negotiating process. I haven't reached the end of a season yet to fully vet that out, but I have signed free agents and it was pretty straight forward, here is what I want, now you have to meet it.
As far as blogging, if you're on a 360 you can click on any game in your franchise's calendar that your team has played and you should see an option to upload to a blog. Then as long as your xbox gamer tag is linked with your 2ksports gamer tag you should be able to access it when you log onto 2ksports.com.
Hope this helps...
lkasprzak
September 23rd, 2009, 10:01 AM
Ok thanks :) u r very helpful :)