Ps3 version
Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:39 am
I'm going to get the game for the ps3 and i was wondering what can i expect from dynasty mode? Training players which has been my favorite part about the recent lives, trading and game play.
Re: Ps3 version
Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:51 am
There isn't much (if anything) new compared to NBA Live 09 as far as Dynasty Mode is concerned, though the simulated stats are unfortunately worse.
Re: Ps3 version
Mon Nov 30, 2009 11:50 am
Oh well, so i've made a decision, i was asking because i was moving in with my brother and he has the ps3 but before that i will be moving elesewhere and now i'm going to get an xbox 360, so let me ask you all this. I hear that you can put players on the trading block, can you tell me how that works? And also, what's this i heasr about upgrading your staff? What are the ratings of the staff like before you upgrade them? And how do you upgrade them, i'm just trying to learn as much about nba 10 for the xbox 360 as much as possible before i buy, but that's definitely going to happen because i'm a big fan of live and i've been playing on an off since 1998. Thank you so much for all the info andrew and whomever helps.
Re: Ps3 version
Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:54 pm
As I said, NBA Live 10's Dynasty Mode is basically the same as last year. You can find my review here, if you're interested.
The trading block screen allows you to choose a player to offer around the league. After selecting a player, if there's any interest from other teams you will be presented with all the available offers. You can cycle through each team's offer and review them (it won't always be very good, quite often the CPU will try and rip you off), from there you can choose to quit the trading block and cancel all offers, select another player to shop around the league, or complete a trade offer. If a player doesn't draw any interest, you'll get a pop-up stating that there are no offers at this time, at which point you will be given the option to select another player or back out of the trading block screen.
The staff ratings are fairly ordinary to begin with, unlike previous games you can't sign a high rated staff member straight away. You upgrade your staff using Dynasty Points, which you earn by completing certain goals according to your team's direction. When you start a new year, you pick a direction for your team (rebuilding, grow and improve, compete for the championship). According to the direction you pick, you'll have certain Dynasty goals such as winning the MVP award or making the All-Star team, which will earn Dynasty Points which as I mentioned before are then spent upgrading the staff.
The trading block screen allows you to choose a player to offer around the league. After selecting a player, if there's any interest from other teams you will be presented with all the available offers. You can cycle through each team's offer and review them (it won't always be very good, quite often the CPU will try and rip you off), from there you can choose to quit the trading block and cancel all offers, select another player to shop around the league, or complete a trade offer. If a player doesn't draw any interest, you'll get a pop-up stating that there are no offers at this time, at which point you will be given the option to select another player or back out of the trading block screen.
The staff ratings are fairly ordinary to begin with, unlike previous games you can't sign a high rated staff member straight away. You upgrade your staff using Dynasty Points, which you earn by completing certain goals according to your team's direction. When you start a new year, you pick a direction for your team (rebuilding, grow and improve, compete for the championship). According to the direction you pick, you'll have certain Dynasty goals such as winning the MVP award or making the All-Star team, which will earn Dynasty Points which as I mentioned before are then spent upgrading the staff.