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Im not sure if is team chemistry thing way to go, but is interesting to take it as a suggestion.

I think that this attribute has to be something which would have more options to combine and more final results. If you could see to the peoples head, you would notice that the personalities coexists succesfully not by the point that they are all same, but different, which means that their relationship have any hierarchy which changes with presented results on the field. So is in fact very dynamical and constantly changes like a human brain.

So if there would be something like that, I would suggest something which would depend even on the success of the cooperation. So if there would be two which are scoring a lot of points together or are like a wall on defence, would be their relationship even better, while they can be different personalities.

Something like that

Last edited by aigidios at 4/23/2010 12:19:39 AM

Would this attribute be hidden or visible?
Problems with visible: Everybody knows what they need, TL will get smashed, as some colors get bought and some don't. You need blue players for example, but no team good enough has any blue players for sale. If any color will be prefered we are soon in a position when, 80% are red players and other colors % keeps decreasing. Eventually all are red and any draftee will eventually be converted aswell.
Problem with hidden: As you do not know to which group your player belongs. Skills are straight forward - you buy someone and get certain quality. With chemistry hidden, it creates a problem with understanding skills, as same skill level players perform differently on the court. With aggressivness atleast you know how he performs when he is on the court.

this will only lead to drama in teams, because after release the teams doesn't fit anymore.

Just pretend game shape is a chemistry as well - players playing too much think they are left alone there by their teammates and have to do all by themsleves and on the other hand each memeber of the team needs to play some amount of minutes to actually feel like a part of a team. You would be happy then and no unbalance to the game added :)

That is a good point but perhaps a good answer is that they could do like they did with potential and make all players who existed before "Chemestry" is introduced have say a "Grey" or neutral personality.

Going on the colours idea you could have a stack of personality types and potential mixes on the floor at any one time although remembering that there are a maximum of 5 players out there at any time does create some sort of cap.

Off the top of my head with 0 thought

Red = aggressive, tough guys who don't back down. Like other red guys. Don't like blue.
Blue = sportsman-like guys they are very fair and friendly and like to see everyone happy. Don't like red.
Silver = ball hungry guys, they like to score a lot more than they like to pass or defend. More than one on court at a time is trouble.
Pink = demure guys who like to be a member of a supporting cast. Go well with Silver or Green.
Purple = leaders and role models. Hard workers who want the team to do well. Like Red and Gold. Only one on at a time is best.
Gold = win no matter what guys who go for gold. Dislike Blue and Pink, like Silver and Purple.
Green = envious guys, they don't like players that are better than them and are happy if they are the best on a bad team. Really like Pink.
Grey = neutral, no-one likes or dislikes them and they don't like or dislike anyone - all older than the system players.

Ideally there would be no one "best" combination but many workable ones which may give you a small bonus in your games of maybe 1-5% for example good combos would be:
5 blue
3 pink, a green and a silver
2 red, 2 gold and a purple

Bad combos that give you a small penalty of maybe 1-10% would include
2 purple, 2 silver and a green
2 blue, 2 red and a gold
5 green

I am sure this could easily be bettered.

Just look at the Miami Heat, that team has three great players but they are barely above .500, they have no chemistry and their playing styles conflict with each other. Chemistry certainly plays a role.

or they miss a point guard, rebounds and a bench ;) 3players don't made a team.

Not sure why this is bumped. Miami crucial problem is that game of basketball is played only with one ball, not more. No chemistry in the world can change that.