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Postby thehurt36 on Wed Jan 18, 2006 10:00 am

Anyone know any players who are very easily capable of becoming superstars fast through practice and training. I want to make the right backbone in starting a future dynasty.




EDIT: Sorry this probably should be in dynasty issues. Someone can movie it if needed.
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Postby Andreas Dahl on Wed Jan 18, 2006 8:45 pm

Moved (y)


I'm a big fan of Telfair. Just train him as much as possible, and he'll become a playmaker in a month or two. He's extremely quick and athletic, but his shooting could use some work in order to become a bigger threat.
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Postby Jugs on Thu Jan 19, 2006 4:17 am

Deron Williams becomes a shooter and a playmaker in around 6-8 years but that isn't quick... but you said future...

He's FT goes up to like 98 :shock:
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Postby thehurt36 on Thu Jan 19, 2006 11:08 am

I was hoping in about 5-6 years. I'm trying to take a bottom of the hole kind of team and turn them into the top (which is what I'm guessing a lot of you do). I'm playing as the Bobcats so I'm pretty sure that both Felton and Okafor can develop into key players, especially Okafor, but I still want to surround them with others.
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Postby AI_MVP on Thu Jan 26, 2006 9:28 am

naah da fastest imroving player iz igoudala ikf you train him a lot in da nexx year or 2 he becomes 90 with outside scorer n outside stopper added on to highflyer
another fast improver is chris paul he gets to 89-92 in 4 yrs
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Postby JohnA20 on Thu Jan 26, 2006 9:55 am

I been training Bogut, I've played through 3 years and about to start my 4th. He began at 73 rating and is now 92 with nice pretty nice stats.
FT: 81
Dunk: 76
Blk: 87
O reb: 78
D reb: 94
Pass: 74
O aware: 72
D aware: 82
Speed: 72
Strength: 76
Hardy: 80
Stam: 86
Ins. Scoring: 97!!!

He is an Inside stopper and I am contemplating whether to train him into an inside scorer (need 7 FG and 13 Off. Aware) or Power (need 9 Dunk and Str).
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Postby Quazza on Thu Jan 26, 2006 10:20 am

With Work,Biedrins gets good and stays good for a very long time.Martel Webster is another who ive had in the high 90s.Theres quite a few really,Shaun Livingston being another
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Postby Fitzy on Thu Jan 26, 2006 10:26 am

you could train most players into FSS'
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Postby R.J. on Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:18 pm

Dwight Howard, Andre Iguodala, Andres Nocioni, Ben Gordon, there's a lot of people really. Just look through the 03, 04, and 05 drafts. :mrgreen:
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Postby The_Flying_Tomato on Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:46 pm

get power for Bogut. Power is awesome. I need to get that for Magloire
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Postby zero55am on Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:19 pm

The best in my dynasty have been:
Andre Igoudala, becomes the best defender in the league, ovrll 99
Chris Wilcox becomes a highflyer fairly quickly
Shaun livingston becomes a playmaker and inside stopper, gets in the 90s
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Postby The_Flying_Tomato on Fri Jan 27, 2006 7:33 am

Wilcox is one of the top guys I want. But I have Magloire and Vuu(awesome rookie C) at PF/C already. hmm... Course, I may not have cap space enuff to get Chris anyway.
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Postby bcumings on Sat Feb 04, 2006 4:40 am

I had Gerald Green up to a highflyer after the first year. Just need to dump Pierce now so he can start.
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Postby JohnA20 on Sun Feb 05, 2006 5:54 pm

bcumings wrote:I had Gerald Green up to a highflyer after the first year. Just need to dump Pierce now so he can start.


I thought he started as a highflyer, maybe that changed in the recent roster patches, i didn't check.
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Postby YoyoYoshi on Sun Feb 05, 2006 6:05 pm

JohnA20 wrote:I been training Bogut, I've played through 3 years and about to start my 4th. He began at 73 rating and is now 92 with nice pretty nice stats.


73 to 92 in 3 years?!?!?
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Postby allamerican08 on Sun Feb 05, 2006 10:19 pm

so hold on, you are saying that if i train a player long enouph that will help him increase his ratings in the off-season? Coz when i train a player during the season his ratings go up by like 1 or in in diffrent catagories? Sometimes i think its almost pointless....
can someone explain this to me?
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Postby Andreas Dahl on Mon Feb 06, 2006 4:29 am

allamerican08: It all depends on how good the coach is, how good potential the player has, for how long time you train him at a time (1, 2 or 3 weeks, the more = better chance of improvement).
Of course if you train a bad player he won't become good unless you spend a few seasons of constant, good training on him.
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Postby lassen24 on Mon Feb 13, 2006 2:42 am

dwight howard, chris bosh, ray felton, ben gordon, gerald green, martel webster, sebastian telfair, andre igoudala, charlie vallanueva, joey graham, emeka okafor, al harrington, marvin williams, these guys all easily become freestyle superstars if you have 3 decent assistant coaches as aposed to one good one.
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Postby chinese_kid_88 on Mon Feb 20, 2006 5:49 am

gerald green is the only rookie that i have known so far who turns into a freestyle superstar after his first year and then you get these rookie freestye superstyles, in ur first draft pick, who r just shooters lol

[hint: look out for sum1 called r. duke (i think) only seen him twice so far been picked as a shooter fresstyle superstar]
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Postby The_Flying_Tomato on Mon Feb 20, 2006 4:09 pm

i've never seen r. duke
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Postby JohnA20 on Mon Feb 20, 2006 4:26 pm

YoyoYoshi wrote:
JohnA20 wrote:I been training Bogut, I've played through 3 years and about to start my 4th. He began at 73 rating and is now 92 with nice pretty nice stats.


73 to 92 in 3 years?!?!?


Yeah, I used 3 assistant coachs on him exclusively for those 3 years. I also saved on the 2nd last day of each month and keeped loading until I got training improvments that I wanted.
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Postby chinese_kid_88 on Mon Feb 20, 2006 10:52 pm

PHX4LIFE wrote:i've never seen r. duke


aint hating but try simulating the game til lthe end of the season
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Postby Tomackze on Tue Feb 21, 2006 12:59 am

well for me... i'm in my 2nd year and

Channing Frye improved to 71 overall (2 overall)
Nate Robinson improved to 73 overall (2 overall)
Josh Smith improved to 83 overall (3 overall)
Kobe improved to 96 overall (1 overall)
Dirk improved to 87 overall (i think its 2 or 3 overall)

so my players dont improve drastically but hey, i'm not always training them or playing every game... I want a true playmaker so who do you guys suggest i get?
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Postby The_Flying_Tomato on Tue Feb 21, 2006 10:02 am

I wanna trade chris paul for nate robinson. Cept I wanna get something more for Chris.
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Postby Tomackze on Wed Feb 22, 2006 12:29 am

chinese_kid_88 wrote:gerald green is the only rookie that i have known so far who turns into a freestyle superstar after his first year and then you get these rookie freestye superstyles, in ur first draft pick, who r just shooters lol

[hint: look out for sum1 called r. duke (i think) only seen him twice so far been picked as a shooter fresstyle superstar]


Aint hating but i hate R. Duke, in his rookie year he averaged 24.1 points per game which is amazing (he's 66 overall too!) but he took about 400 shots in 20 games. I have T-mac and he takes 4 shots a game!
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