NBA 2K12 Association: Milwaukee Bucks

[bleacherbum54]

that team is awful I dont even think that is a 40 win team even with Wade

also Jared Jack needs to be starting he is a much better pg than Nate Robinson

[clonetrooper264]

I did a fantasy draft with 2k11 last year for fun I think I had the 5th pick or so.

My team was something like

PG-Rose/Watson/Jeremy Lin
SG-Ray Allen/Anthony Morrow/Afflalo
SF-Grant Hill/Batum/Dorell Wright
PF-Garnett//Ibaka/Hickson
C-Gortat/Frye

Not too shabby I would say.

Sorry to detract the conversation...just felt like sharing that. xD

[Gunzaan]

See, I'd rather go with CubbyBear's team, the original poster.

Otherwise, the game is just too easy.

Stacking your team is gay.

[CubbyBear2290]

Originally Posted by Gunzaan

See, I'd rather go with CubbyBear's team, the original poster.

Otherwise, the game is just too easy.

Stacking your team is gay.

Pretty much yah, and now that my final is over, I will now be completing my fantasy draft since the file is corrupted. Hopefully people don't think that stacking the team is the only way to go about drafting, its also draft players you know how to use and enjoy using.

Edit: Even though my team is nicer this time has been built around rose for success. Nothing really "great" pursay.....But nicer than the other, probably not as fun for me to play with though.

[CubbyBear2290]

OP updated with new fantasy draft team. You can go ahead let me know what you think. hopefully I'm not dumb and corrupt the data again.

[clonetrooper264]

Your new team has a good amount of scoring options. Camby is really old, but for a season or two, he'll do you a lot of good defensively. Rose and West provide a good inside/outside combination with Rip and Beasley being able to take over games as well. IMO this team is a lot more balanced offensively, which will make the game a lot easier for you initially. Not like challenge is a bad thing, but I like winning personally.

And for that random team I posted yesterday, I really don't know if I'd call it stacked. It's pretty much Rose and a bunch of old guys as starters (granted good quality old guys) and a bunch of well known young role players on the bench. There were other teams that were way more stacked talent wise. Again...sorry to kinda go off topic with that.

[Crystallas]

You're the one controlling the team and the floor. It doesn't matter who the hell you have on your team, as long as you enjoy the game. That is kind of the point.

[CubbyBear2290]

Originally Posted by Crystallas

You're the one controlling the team and the floor. It doesn't matter who the hell you have on your team, as long as you enjoy the game. That is kind of the point.

Tis a true statement....

[CubbyBear2290]

Originally Posted by clonetrooper264

Your new team has a good amount of scoring options. Camby is really old, but for a season or two, he'll do you a lot of good defensively. Rose and West provide a good inside/outside combination with Rip and Beasley being able to take over games as well. IMO this team is a lot more balanced offensively, which will make the game a lot easier for you initially. Not like challenge is a bad thing, but I like winning personally.

And for that random team I posted yesterday, I really don't know if I'd call it stacked. It's pretty much Rose and a bunch of old guys as starters (granted good quality old guys) and a bunch of well known young role players on the bench. There were other teams that were way more stacked talent wise. Again...sorry to kinda go off topic with that.

Yah i got reallly lucky, we'll see how they turn and I also liike winning, but in all honesty, who doesn't? But challenges are very fun....at least in my eyes.

[clonetrooper264]

Originally Posted by CubbyBear2290

Yah i got reallly lucky, we'll see how they turn and I also liike winning, but in all honesty, who doesn't? But challenges are very fun....at least in my eyes.

Challenges are fun, but sometimes in games like 2k12, certain players will just miss every single freaking shot, no matter how wide open they are. Like in that team I posted before, my bench had a real hard time scoring because there was no true scorer in that lineup, just a bunch of role players. With your team, if you manage your lineups right, you can have a scorer on the floor at all times. And trust me, that's a good thing, just from a playing perspective.