Heads up for MyLEAGUE/GM Players

Good to know.

curious, do you really import draft classes during offseason?
When I saw you can import anytime the draft classes, do you need to import them during offseason? I mean, you can just import them anytime, like even after the NBA finals, before you proceed knowing the finals MVP.

You don't need to import them during the offseason, although you can. However, as per Leftos' warning, you currently shouldn't, owing to a glitch. Or if you do, re-import them during the season to fix the glitch until such time as it can be addressed in a patch.

oohh okay. just a personal preference.
then, thanks dude for the heads up.

well, we're in the subject of importing draft classes, do you think there's a way to add legends in a draft class? maybe using any editor around? I used limnono, cant do it.

Isn't this expected behavior? Even in 2k16, I noticed that draft classes you imported always had small tweaks made to player attributes, sometimes even enough to affect their overall up or down a point. Or is Leftos talking about something more significant than that? 'Cause it's always bugged me that the attributes get "tweaked" after uploading a carefully-crafted draft class.

Hey guys, I was editing the prospects in myleague, and i'm just wondering, how do you edit your draft class? do you also edit the prospects, one by one? every attribute, tendencies, etc, in the edit prospect player option? do you really give that much time in editing per player? or you use tools?
because i Use limnono to edit my propects. i copy tendencies of existing players and put them in the prospects, but change them a bit to be a "different" player.
Like for example, I copied tendencies of John Stockton, but i Used russel westbrook's attributes, signatures, hotzones.
So its like i have a stockton point guard with westbrook abilities.

And did the patch really fixed the bug regarding the prospects having their attributes changed coming into the next season?

thanks!

My understanding is that it was fixed, but I haven't tested it myself.