I suggest attributes inform ratings, but also badges. So the badges could be weighted by their position (Bronze, Gold, Silver, HOF) and added into the entire score of the attributes to determine final position and tier. Some level of investigation would still be required to RuneScape gold find out whether the 91 opal man with 10 HOF badges is equivalent to the other 91 opal guy with 10 HOF badges since one has Range Extender and the other has Ice In Veins (suggestion -- that the former is greater ). This segues into who should and should not get an entry. Many would agree that opals that are 281 is too much and undermines the integrity of the source history.

She knows that who MJ, Kobe, Shaq and LeBron are. I am not advocating that just the biggest stars get opals (really those 4 I termed did, and should, get GOATs) but we need a cozy medium where the casual fan can recognise and agree that Gary Payton, Grant Hill and Tracy McGrady deserve opals because they were multiple-selection All-Stars and are still recent enough that folks understand who they are. And guys like Dennis Johnson, Jack Sikma, Walt Frazier and Mel Daniels also deserve opals.

These are guys the fan that is young might not have heard of but SHOULD hear about because they were amazing in their period. And part of this ought to be learning about the history of the NBA why bother licensing likeness and Earl Monroe's name? I am not sure when Earl won in 1973, many people who watched basketball and 2K are enjoying with now. Even the historian, Bill Simmonsknows about a lot of the players who are in MyTeam due to his teenage son. So let's try to have some criteria in regards to opals. Then they ought to happen to be 5 time All-Stars, if they are retired; if they haven't, dealer's choice. Giannis and Kawhi have just been around 4 ASG's however we understand more are coming and they deserve opals.

Same with Moments. If a fringe guy like TJ Warren goes like he is doing in the Bubblehe must find an opal Moments card. He should NOT get an opal at a Flash package that is random. Based on the 5 rule for retirees, I'd also add that this would have to be post-1965. The competition wasn't the era's prejudices and A guy who left 8 teams when the league was just a couple teams, wouldn't qualify for the opal. But the next men are in NBA 2K21 this year and all would have beneath my rule:

John Havlicek, Moses Malone, Bob Lanier, LaMarcus Aldridge, Dave Bing, Willis Reed, JoJo White, Walter Davis, Joe Dumars, Richie Guerin, Lou Hudson, Jermaine O'Neal, Brad Daugherty, Gail Goodrich, Tim Hardaway, Al Horford, Marques Johnson, Sam Jones, Sidney Moncrief, Rudy Tomjanovich, Wes Unseld, Paul Westphal and George McGinnis. 65 guys got opals that never went to an All-Star Game and Old School RS Gold these were the most offensive (excluding the Players Club ones which were clearly useless, essentially ingratiating themselves to present role players). But the rest of those men are role players in the best and would be hard-pressed to even qualify for a diamond.