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I just want to make clear that I don't intend to give every player a specialty. It should be rare. Therefor it could be enrolled in a future draft with a fixed number of draftees who have a specialty. + Maybe give every third player new managers get after completing the tutorial such a specialty.
Also all options proposed above are specialties. Maybe all players could get a specific character.
For example:
- Proud: when being embarrassed by a flashy dribble he would be more determined to prevent it from happening a second time. Could result in more PF
- Nervous: such a player would play better at his home court or won't take the last shot of the game but prefers to give the ball to another player of his team.
- Confident: a player who thrives of big moments. Such as PO-games, games against your rival etc.
- Flamboyant. a player who is good with the press and loved by the fans. Selling him would make fans just a little more upset than selling another player.
- ...

Discover all this, if the player are egoist, playfulness and others is the abilities of Coach, of User, of us!

The BuzzerBeater try to copy a basketball real life.
Is our work discover what the our players are, what they do and how theys played and construct a better rosters.

Isn't complicated to discovery that. Simple analysis of the stats and watch live games and look attetion on the skills to know.

Only see skills is much easy. But only bests Coachs working look all around!

;-)

I know a couple of them....

Yeah... I'd like it!

Discover all this, if the player are egoist, playfulness and others is the abilities of Coach, of User, of us!
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Totally agree.

I think this already exists, just hidden.

The simplest to discover is "arm crusher" (a lot of fouls). hahaha!

I also feel there are already player "tendencies" that aren't outright said to you, but are there.
That's why I watch all my teams games in the viewer when I'm able to get around to it. To notice those patterns.

That's why I watch all my teams games in the viewer when I'm able to get around to it.

I too.