
Take on the role of coach of your own team with Pro Basketball Manager 2017. Start your career as head of the team of your choice, be they rookies or legends, and lead your players to victory!
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Languages: English*, French*, Spanish - Spain*, Turkish**languages with full audio support
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Well, first of all, I wanna say the most important thing here - do not buy this game! Reasons: 1. Rules are wrong! For example, NBA games has 12mins of quarters, this game has 10 mins; 2. Quite of a hard transfer market; 3. BUGs everywhere; 4. Games interface is horrible (slow etc) 5. 3D is horrible; 6. Hell of a expensive! It should cost something about 5€ Thats it! I hope u liked my review!
I feel real bad to have to say this, but... good intentions don't make (alone) a good (decent...) game. I support young developers, small teams and so on... but, I think also there are limits for what is sellable or what is not... Have you ever seen a game that make Steam crash??? Often, when this game crash, it make Steam going on an infinite looping trying to sync... what, I really don't know. I own 200+ games, and played the same numbers pre-Steam era, and this is surely one of the most bugged game I ever encountered. Let me better explain: This game is the third version of the series. This serieshave been plagued from the start by a good number of terrible bugs. However, this version is surely the better of the lasts... and still, is quite unplayable (in the current status). The funny part, is not that the game itself is bad or something (is interesting), but, it simply crash constantly and for any stupid reasons or actions! This game have potential! But... On the forum you read "Please refer any bug you encounter", and this sound ridicolouss after some hours of playing, as: - the game often crash using the editor and the editor itself is pretty bugged - the game 3D engine seems to make the crash for at least half (and also better) graphic cards on the market - the game crash randomly after playing one hour or so (for whatever reason, is never the same) - the game (as said) MAKE STEAM CRASH!!! - on the "gaming" experience part, this is not a bad product, but also not a really good one: it's decent and quite funny, but miss some options and is not so deep on any field... and why bother, if I can't play it! I really hope for some improvement or patch, but many of this bugs have been reported (also by me) already for the last version, so...
Let me start by saying that I owned the 2015 version and Cyanide's football game (out at the same time). I bought them together and was so disappointed with the products that I vowed to never buy another Cyanide game. Fast forward 2 yrs or so and after researching the game for a bit, I hesitantly took the plunge. I can honestly say that after 37 hours of game time, I'm very pleasantly suprised with this one. The game world is huge (which for me is good and bad). I love the depth but on the other hand, when you have to spread your efforts to do so much, you miss details. Its the dilemma of either doing a lot of things good or a few things great. I do think that they've done a lot of things good. The other drawback to having a huge world is that the larger the world, the slower the sim time. I'm playing NCAA and NBA and sim times are pretty slow. I really enjoy the statistical history presented. The only problem that I have with this, is it doesn't seem to go past the past 10 - 20 years and isn't completely accurate. As mentioned, I'm playing NCAA and NBA. The recruiting process could definitely be tweaked a little and there basically isn't any difference between powerhouse programs and low end schools. Navigating through the UI (user interface) is very frustrating and slow at times and the American Basketball leagues don't seem to function or be as realistic as some stand alone College or NBA sims that I have played but in this one game for about half the price of one of those games, you get the entire basketball world. That's pretty amazing. I haven't had any issues with crashing Overall, if you are a basketball fan and enjoy sim games I definitely recommend you try this game. (Never thought I'd be saying that after the 2015 mess) You just need to do it with the understanding that the American worlds aren't as refined as some other individual games provide but you have (a very functional) basically an entire basketball world to become part of. I am very much looking forward to updates/improvements and seeing what this franchise can become. Also the steam workshop group seems to be very involved and at least 1 very detailed real world mod (Crowder I believe) is in the works. There currently are 3 mods in the workshop. I have subscribed to all 3 and have successfully pulled from those mods to update my playable database.
[h1]Pro Basketball Manager 2017[/h1] [h1]Gameplay:[/h1] Let me get this out of the way first, I am not a huge Basketball fan. I went into this game with very low expectations and I think it was for the best. Pro Basketball manager plays pretty much like a normal game, you start out by customising your character and then you are given a team to control. Pro Basketball Manager 2017 has a pretty steep learning curve. You are not served everything like food on a platter. Pro Basketball Manager 2017 introduces you to its mechanics as you make your way through the game and more options pop up. You can strategize the overall coaching style and are able to make minute changes while you are still inside a game. You are able to easily control even the smallest of things. The UI in Pro Basketball Manager 2017 is clean and inviting to play. Pro Basketball Manager 2017 is a pretty solid management game if looked at what it offers in terms of gameplay. Not everything is good with it though. For starters, I wasn’t able to play the game for a long time due to its horrible latency issues. The load times are very long and there is a horrible time lag between click and respond. Everything felt clunky and it was a pain to sit through that and try to concentrate on actual management of the game. That was when I was running it on a PC well above its given system requirements. Another word of warning is that despite it stating on the store page that it runs on Windows 7, it does not. Combine that with a myriad of bugs that plague the title and the constant crashes and the playing through the title becomes a frustrating experience. Another problem that arises with Pro Basketball Manager 2017 is its translation. The game is set in French by its default language when you start up the game and that is obvious considering its developers origin. But the English translation of the game has many problems. The names of players are spelled wrong, common instructions and rules are difficult to read and understand sometimes. This might have been a small issue had I been playing NBA or a game of such sorts but in a game where reading and managing is your main work, this does puts an obstacle in the path. If anyone reading this has played a game called “Ea Cricket 2007”, this game reaches those levels of problems with its translation. Overall, while Pro Basketball Manager 2017 is a solid management sim and it has its bright spots, it is bogged down heavily because of its latency issues and the plethora of bugs it contains. [h1]Visuals[/h1] There is nothing to much to say in terms of visuals in a management sim but whatever Pro Basketball Manager 2017 shows, it shows it neatly. The UI is fresh, simple and user friendly. It lets you in the steep learning curves of the game and does not get clunky even when there are a lot of options trying to clutter the screen. [h1]Overall[/h1] Pro Basketball Manager 2017 is a solid management sim, there is no doubt about that. But it is affected by a huge number of issues which take the game from high to low. The horrible latency issues and the bugs are only the few to state. Pro Basketball Manager 2017 needs polish and a few patches to solve out its problems. But if you are able to run the game properly, you will find a good management sim with a steep but rewarding difficulty curve. [h1]Pros:[/h1] [b]+Clean and Simple UI[/b] [b]+Solid Management game sim at its core[/b] [h1]Cons: [/h1] [b]-Horrible latency issues[/b] [b]-Myriad of bugs[/b] [b]-Bad translation[/b] [b]-Steep Learning curve[/b] [h1]Rating: 55/100[/h1] This review was brought to you by Pcgamesnnews. For more amazing reviews, previews and gaming news visit: [url=https://pcgamesnnews.wordpress.com/]Pc gamesnnews[/url]
Salut, Bon jeu mais quelques defauts tout de même. Si vous hésitez à vous procurer le jeu, vous trouverez un test vidéo : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32j-Sc7AWrk Sachant qu'en commentaire le lien d'un article écrit et détaillé est disponible. Bon jeu ;)
就说一句,不给汉化版,你就永远 做不到 FM那样
Gros potentiel pour ce Pro Basket Ball Manager 2017. Quand tous les bugs auront été corrigés (problèmes de trades, soucis avec les drafts futures et le viellissement des joueurs) et l'interface améliorée (un peu trop triste avec ce fond sombre, caractères trop petits sur ma config, manque d'éléments graphiques dans les news), on tiendra un petit bijou qui ravira les fans de basket. Le manque de licence des noms de joueurs n'est pas trop pénalisant, car c'est super simple de charger un MOD vrai noms depuis Steam. C'est mon coup de coeur de cett année après avoir de nombreuses années, fréquenté la référence utilme des jeux de management sportif, qu'est Football Manager. Si Pro Basketball Manager 2017 s'en inspire avec un style basket, ce jeu a tout pour être une référence de ces prochaines années pour les fans de gestion sportive.
This game is a great concept backed with a deep in-game coaching system, and an excellent database editor, however it falls on its face mainly due to a plethora of game breaking glitches, and a poor English translation. The game is largely text based, with you weeding through a series of menus, which is to be expected. The menus are easy to navigate, and it's a breeze to find specific players through the deep searching and recruiting system. However, these menus and some team objectives can be confusing sometimes, as the English translations don't quite make sense sometimes. The music and sound are laughable, as the menu music is 8 songs by the same guy, and the in game sound is literally 4 poorly done sound effects on a slate of awkward silence. You can manage one pro club and one national team at one time. There are tons of playable leagues to select from, with differing rules and competition formats. However, I've found that the game slows to a crawl if your simulation is less than 4 stars in speed. Managing the team(s) can take quite a good deal of time, as you'll be spending your time not only managing and coaching the team, but also dealing with finances and international scouting. The scouts are good for getting some ratings on players, however they seem to misjudge potential horribly, even with a five star scout. During the live simulations, you have the options of viewing the action in a 2D 2k simcast live-esque view, or a very janky and basic 3D view, which I actually preferred. You can choose from a wide variety of options for your offense and defense, and even run specific plays! PBM2017 has many deep customization options available for the player. You can edit everything from players, to coaches, all the way down to the team's financial budget and what languages the player speaks. If you think of it, you can probably edit it, which is really awesome. However, I found it a bit strange that to upload a custom logo, you had to do it thorugh some file digging, a peculiar omission when you can edit just about anything else you can think up. I found myself mainly using the editor to correct the weird translations to names. You'll be seeing a lot of "Dava Millur"s and "Carlas Boozars" for players with English names, partly I believe to avoid a lawsuit from NBA players. These tools are definitely use-at-your-own-risk, as I've discovered a bunch of problems that seem to have resulted from this tool. Player interaction is limited to "scout player", "contract offer" or "add to tracking list". Players don't seem to have negative chemistry, and will stay happy if you keep the training balanced. Progression is really good, and you can definitely tell the difference when you train a specific attribute. I even boosted up a few players in my humble euro league team to the point they eventually got drafted by the NBA. Bugs: As previously stated, this game is full of bugs, which unfortunately the developer has not responded to as of one week. I'm the type of person that is ok with a few crashes here and there, and other weird, funky stuff once in awhile. So here is a list of some that I've had occur to me personally with about a week and 60 hours played, and you can decide for yourself whether you want to chance it. Game Breakers: The Training Glitch- Basically, you can't train your pro players, and your players are constantly out of shape and exhausted, which makes the game pretty much unplayable by the time winter rolls around and you're dropping game after game due to exhastion and slew of resulting injuries. I think I triggered this by accepting a national team offer from Cyprus, as after their season started and ended, I still cannot train my pros. The Competitions Edit Glitch-If you use the editor to look up a competition and subsequently click on that competition page, even if you don't touch anything, will cause that league to be marked as 'non-playable' for the remainder of the season. If this happens to be the league that you are in, you will be immediately removed from the team, and unable to sign anywhere until the next season. The Created Teams/Players Glitch- Created teams will always have 1000 seats, even if you enter a higher number on the creation page. This can lead to you being fired due to lack of revenue. Furthermore, about 4 out of 5 of the generated players on that team were unable to be signed to any kind of contract, basically making them 1-year dummies. This happened when I first started my game. Common Non-Game Breakers: Players from the opposing team (and on a rare occasion, yours) will make a ridiculous full court 3 pointer before the end of quarter buzzer. This happens super frequently, as I've even seen it happen twice in one game. Music will randomly stop playing in the menus after about 3 played games. Usually means the game will crash when you play your next game. Constant random crashes, despite being well above recommended system specs. Be sure to save OFTEN. Endless loading bar sometimes when entering a game. Trying to add affinities to players in the editor will cause the game to freeze, and subsequently crash. When signing or re-signing as manager, your (owner I guess?) will take control of the roster and make a bunch of really high offers to random guys. If they do sign before they re-sign you, you will have to pay off these bum contracts. They will also take the liberty of extending these ridiculous contracts for 1-2 more years at the same or higher rate. This can get you fired for bad financial management, especially when combined with an 1000 seat arena. If you waive a player with an expiring contract with an extension before the offseason (usually because of the above problem) you will have to pay him off, then he will be back on July 1st and you will have to pay him off again. This can sometimes kill more than half of your yearly budget. Can't extend contract for a player with an expiring contract that is on your team, similar to the Created Team Player glitch. Other teams seem to be able to sign them however. These players in particular seem to cause the absurd contract signings by the CPU mentioned above. Euro League 3 has playoffs and a playoff format, but never has any playoff games. Ex-NBA scrubs that have been playing internationally for years will not even consider offers from similar teams "there's no way Carlas Boozar will sign with a GL-1 team!" then proceeds to sign with Berlin afterwards. A bunch of pro and national teams have no coach, despite me adding a bunch of them in the editor (without assigning a team) and most are still free agents. National team prospects seem to be random, not based on actual ratings. A bunch of decent 3-3.5 star players were from Cyprus (the national team I'm coaching) and offered me a bunch of 0-2 star players instead. So my team was a bunch of free agent guys, one signed guy, and a bunch of 15-17 year olds, since you are unable to choose prospects freely as far as I know. In 3d simulations at 4x speed, the ball will often get stuck in place. Your players will then play with an invisble ball until the next sound effect is triggered. Simulation dialogue says "____ shoots it" and then "Defender commits foul", yet the ball is taken from out of bounds. This happens constantly, I would say at least 10 times per game, every game. Can't extend contract for a player with an expiring contract that is on your team, similar to the Created Team Player glitch. Other teams seem to be able to sign them however. These players in particular seem to cause the absurd contract signings by the CPU. Anyways, in summation, this game had huge potential that is spoiled by endless glitches and a poor English translation. If the developers had waited a bit longer and ironed out these kind of issues before launch I would give this game a 7.5/10. However in its current sloppy state, I have to give it a 4.5/10, as I don't think any game should have you worried whether your
Pro Basketball Manager 2017 - это новый симулятор баскетбольного менеджера. В игре вам придставится взять роль менеджера одной из команд. Здесь будет представлено более 70 соревнований со всего мира, возможность наёма и драфта игроков по примеру таковых в NBA. Вам будет доступен выбор более чем 20000 игроков. Сможете выбрать любую команду из 1000 представленых в игре, в том числе из национальных и олимпийских сборных. Собирите себе команду, тренируйте, управляйте, оптимизируйте состав команды. Ищите для себя лучших игроков и меняйте на более слабых, чтоб привести команду к победе. Так же вам будет доступен просмотр матчей как в 2D так и в 3D. Из минусов хочу отметить только одно: отсутствие русского языка (ну и минус этот только для русскоязычного населения планеты) Не знаешь английского? игра не для тебя) Та же вы можете посмотреть обзоры на другие игры: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/
Un proyecto muy bueno que espero mejore conforme salgan nuevas ediciones, asi como va todo, en 2 o 3 años sera un juego perfecto
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