Suspensions Should Exist in Sports Video Games

[XXstormmXX]

No chance of EA doing this but if 2k makes a game it would be great for them to add this.... They should add juicing too where your ratings go through the roof but it's really easy to get caught, like in real life.

[nate1986]

If EA and 2K want to claim to have "the most realistic" game this would be a nice touch and throw in the ability to fine players as well, in the case of the NBA games they need to add the amnesty clause as well

[Cryolemon]

Suspensions should exist, but no league will ever allow it in a licensed game.

[sactown_13]

Quote: Originally Posted by nate1986

If EA and 2K want to claim to have "the most realistic" game this would be a nice touch and throw in the ability to fine players as well, in the case of the NBA games they need to add the amnesty clause as well

Amnesty clause is about to be over. Not something that is gonna stay in the league

[inkcil]

You could always add it and give people the OPTION to turn if off or on. Cased Closed. You're welcome.

[Retropyro]

Pretty sure NCAA had suspensions for off the field actions up until '06,

[DEFAULTCAMERA]

Suspensions should not be included in videogames it would just ruin the whole experience. There is no proper way to implement it, so it would just all be random guys getting suspended. For example say you're rebuilding a team and your highly drafted rookie who has been playing great gets randomly suspended five games into the season. People are going to get pissed when this randomly effects their team that they're playing with for some stupid generated reason.

[I.B.Foolin]

Quote: Originally Posted by DEFAULTCAMERA

Suspensions should not be included in videogames it would just ruin the whole experience. There is no proper way to implement it, so it would just all be random guys getting suspended. For example say you're rebuilding a team and your highly drafted rookie who has been playing great gets randomly suspended five games into the season. People are going to get pissed when this randomly effects their team that they're playing with for some stupid generated reason.

But look at Blackmon dude has issues before the NFL but the Jags took him based on talent. Plus who wouldn't be upset when someone get suspended it ultimately a selfish decision that a team cant micromanage. Personally I like to see it in a game though I know EA wont allow it. But just have some rare probability between factors of personality and 'motive'. Motive being main M.O. for playing football like money (big paycheck), championship, love of the game, and unknown. Unknown could be influenced by the success of the franchise.