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What I'd like to see as a simulation of a fine is the player fined doesn't get his pay for the duration of a suspension, and whatever his salary goes to the team that lost a player.

i dont think thats right

because the lower his skills meaning he doesnt have the skills to play. he shoots blanks, cant make a good defensive stop, making bad passes, doesnt know where to position and when to.

also his basketball IQ is low, because the difference of a good defensive player is able to adjust to the players offense style of game because he knows how and not crumbing to the situation.

an example if he like to take jump shots more than driving it to the hole the next time around he would anticipate it, and less likely commiting to fouls. because the players knows how to handle himself defensively.

another is the higher the iq the better he knows when to foul,

im not saying this is consistent but he could be more better in the sense making or able to make stops at a certain time especially when needed. its not always but he does a better job than the other

because an extreme example of offensive player is giving the ball to amare and ostertag. amare knows what to do and while ostertag will surely pass than take a shot.

I was talking about how the game works, not about what happens in real basketball.

What I'd like to see as a simulation of a fine is the player fined doesn't get his pay for the duration of a suspension, and whatever his salary goes to the team that lost a player.

Which doesn't really make much sense either, because if a 2k scrub from a bot team hacks my 20k center for 3 weeks, I couldn't care less about the 6k that I might get.

Plus, I don't think any monetary compensations for injuries should be implemented, aside from NT players.

i think the monetary should not be issue and who gains

the thing is that team that has intentionally hurt someone has to got to have a fine or penalty maybe in suspension

makes the games more interesting in how you make the next strategy

because aside from a technical foul and 2 ft nothing more,


oh and lastly i know what you mean in real life, but whether his good in his skills or not the point is if the deed that hurt a player is intentional or not, getting injured is part of the game :D

the thing is that team that has intentionally hurt someone has to got to have a fine or penalty maybe in suspension

The thing is, no-one in BB intentionally hurts anyone, because there is no option to set which says 'Hurt opponent's players'. Injuries are the risk of any contact sport, and in BB this risk is the same for everyone.

who said it?

stone cold?

Who said there is no option to hurt opponents, is that what you're asking?!

about this what am reacting to

"The thing is, no-one in BB intentionally hurts anyone"

how did you know

hmmm

i think your contradicting yourself

no offense but im at a lost reading this 2

"Who said there is no option to hurt opponents"
and
"The thing is, no-one in BB intentionally hurts anyone"

from what standpoint your saying cause it doesnt make sense.

because if your saying it as we the human players, yes we dont set up to hurt anyone's players. but then what happen in the game we cant control.

but actually the words no option and no one intentionally deosnt really rhyme ;D