u/GiveMeSomeIhedigbo

I've played a ton of seasons of Dynasty, and I've seen dev trait upgrades from every position group at least once, with the exception of K/P and OL. To test this out further, I started a Dynasty with Georgia as Kirby Smart, since he's a very high level coach with CEO, which let me unlock Gainz Getter. I simmed through 30 seasons, and got dev trait upgrades from every position except LB (not counting K/P, this is the second-rarest position group for this in my experience), OL, and K/P. Usually averaged 1 upgrade a year total and never had more than 2 in one offseason.

I even tried things like getting Talent Developer for OL so they'd grow more, thus play better, and be more likely to outperform their dev trait. I tried benching Star and Elite OL for Normal and Impact. I tried the coaching perks that make you more likely to persuade and/or retain players. My logic there was that guys who had great seasons could now be forced to stick around and potential go up in dev trait. None of it worked for offensive linemen.

I think that a lot of the dev trait upgrades are linked to stats, and OL don't really have individual stats the game can use for this.

Have any of you noticed this as well?

Tired of every out of shape guy saying he's Boris Diaw or Kyle Anderson. Tired of every average-sized white guy comparing himself to a scrappy white PG.

I want to see player comps like:

• "Embiid, but durable"
• "Giannis with a 40% 3PT shot"
• "A taller Wemby"
• "Chet Holmgren if he were built like David Robinson"
• "Michael Jordan with braids"
• "Shaq if he shot 80% from the FT line"
• "Ben Simmons with a jumper"

"Hi Ryen. 5'11", 172 lbs, no impressive gym stats. Player comp is Cooper Flagg 5 years from now."

I've noticed that this team runs no huddle constantly. Some teams will run the hurry up early on, but stop after they fall behind by multiple scores. Oklahoma doesn't stop. I play with 10-minute quarters and the accelerated clock set to 15, and a typical game takes 45-50 minutes. With Oklahoma it's an hour plus since not huddling means the accelerated clock doesn't run off. Anyone else noticed this?