Play with My Era’s Rosters in Play Now?

[Grentthealien]

Does Anyone who has already played the game so far know if there is any way to use the 3 MyEras Rosters already built into the game for a regular Play Now exhibition game?

Update: indeed you can!!!
https://youtu.be/zpoIpjXfN6A

[JAY_D1]

Dont believe so, think they are locked.

[nogster]

No only that, but you cannot utilize the ERAs player pool to customise a roster or use an ERA players DNA to edit or create a player.
Very disappointing.

[dudeitszoltan]

it's already weird. For example, in the Kobe era roster Pau Gasol is available for the Grizzlies but NOT in the Grizzlies historic team (and I'm assuming the Grizzlies All-Time team too). But at least Wizards MJ is in...

It would appear the MyEra rosters will be their own thing? You can edit them, but it appears they're only available to use within that mode

[martymcflyy85]

Quote: Originally Posted by nogster

No only that, but you cannot utilize the ERAs player pool to customise a roster or use an ERA players DNA to edit or create a player. Very disappointing.

Wow. That's very disappointing. It was what I was looking forward to the most is being able to access those players.

[highlightfactory]

Quote: Originally Posted by nogster

No only that, but you cannot utilize the ERAs player pool to customise a roster or use an ERA players DNA to edit or create a player. Very disappointing.

This is super frustrating! Was really looking forward to putting modern players in older eras or customizing a roster with players from across different eras.

[FunGaming44]

Quote: Originally Posted by nogster

No only that, but you cannot utilize the ERAs player pool to customise a roster or use an ERA players DNA to edit or create a player. Very disappointing.

You can, just goto create a roster and it asks you for what era you can then export their dna

[martymcflyy85]

Quote: Originally Posted by FunGaming44

You can, just goto create a roster and it asks you for what era you can then export their dna

Thanks! That's good to know.