SUGGESTION: Let us regress our MyPlayer and re-earn to re-build

[SirGaryColeman]

A lot of people put skill into things they can't really use (didn't know that then) and 2k's design isn't very intuitive/information, so I'm sure a lot of people made mistakes they wish they could take back.

Why not let us destroy the skills we don't want and then re-purchase new skill... so we lose out on the money we spent originally, but at least we can re-make our MyPlayer now that we know more about 2k.

The only argument against this is that people with a ton of VC could re-do their MyPlayers every once in a while, but I don't see any harm in that. VC is so hard to come by, that it wouldn't be a major problem and if people start spending real money for VC - 2k will love that.

Either way, a lot of people want to be able to re-distribute their skills and this seems the least exploitable way.

[Ray Vibes]

Everyone should be allowed to re-do their attributes just once.

[de5m0n]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ray Vibes

Everyone should be allowed to re-do their attributes just once.

plus a thousand.

[iam31yearsold]

Worst lvling system in gaming.

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[ViolenceFight]

Quote: Originally Posted by SirGaryColeman

A lot of people put skill into things they can't really use (didn't know that then) and 2k's design isn't very intuitive/information, so I'm sure a lot of people made mistakes they wish they could take back. Why not let us destroy the skills we don't want and then re-purchase new skill... so we lose out on the money we spent originally, but at least we can re-make our MyPlayer now that we know more about 2k. The only argument against this is that people with a ton of VC could re-do their MyPlayers every once in a while, but I don't see any harm in that. VC is so hard to come by, that it wouldn't be a major problem and if people start spending real money for VC - 2k will love that. Either way, a lot of people want to be able to re-distribute their skills and this seems the least exploitable way.

I'm not opposed to this, but what's uninformative about the attribute system? It literally lists every single thing that each column effects when you add something to it. I mean, if you have 20 points to throw in a column, you can see what it is maxed out without ever using the points. Also: Before Day 1 people who got the game early were posting Attribute Caps for each position and play style.

I guess if you have no idea what you're trying to do with your myplayer it's beneficial. And I like the idea if youu somehow misclick. But, I try to Max what I'm going to need first, and slowly fill in the more unimportant stats so I don't need a restat.

Once again, totally on board, but I'm not sure where the "Lack of information" on attributes is/was

[SirGaryColeman]

Quote: Originally Posted by ViolenceFight

Once again, totally on board, but I'm not sure where the "Lack of information" on attributes is/was

A lot of it is just not knowing a lot about the game in general. You don't know what type of playstyle will suit you best until you have logged in a decent amount of time.

And then there are dumb mistakes - I never noticed I had a limited amount of blocks until there were only like 4 left.

I put skill into certain things that I find myself never using and would like to put it into other stuff I use more often, but I didn't realize that when I was making my MyPlayer

[hanzsomehanz]

Quote: Originally Posted by SirGaryColeman

A lot of people put skill into things they can't really use (didn't know that then) and 2k's design isn't very intuitive/information, so I'm sure a lot of people made mistakes they wish they could take back. Why not let us destroy the skills we don't want and then re-purchase new skill... so we lose out on the money we spent originally, but at least we can re-make our MyPlayer now that we know more about 2k. The only argument against this is that people with a ton of VC could re-do their MyPlayers every once in a while, but I don't see any harm in that. VC is so hard to come by, that it wouldn't be a major problem and if people start spending real money for VC - 2k will love that. Either way, a lot of people want to be able to re-distribute their skills and this seems the least exploitable way.

This was an option in 2k11 when attributes were standalone (not part of buckets). You could minus attribute points from one ability and add them elsewhere or simply *recoup a portion of points spent.

*If something cost you 1,000 points, I don't think you recouped the 1k back but you did get a percent of that spent money back.

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[kadzier]

This is needed solely for players who were foolish enough to spend points in rebounding.

You can get a decent amount of rebounds with 0 skill investment by just timing the jump button properly.