The NBA All-Star trading market also provides the most free platform for player recruitment. In the trading market, players usually prioritize screening based on price, breakthrough level, and player position, then display them in a specific order. For newcomers to the game, facing nearly 400 player choices can often be overwhelming.
As one of the core systems of the game, the trading house is undoubtedly the function that each player clicks on the most frequently. If you don't know which player to choose, the player search function comes in handy. By clicking on the search player at the top, players can first determine their budget, or how much contract fee they have for purchasing players. After entering the highest acceptable price in the maximum price input box, the system will screen out eligible players based on this price range.
No matter what game mode, a high-breakthrough-level player brings a significant boost in strength and gaming experience far exceeding that of multiple low-breakthrough-level players joining. Therefore, everyone prioritizes choosing high-breakthrough-level players because such players can immediately form combat power after purchase. In this step, you can set the breakthrough level to a dual condition of 5 and 6, including point guards, shooting guards, small forwards, power forwards, and centers across five positions.
For new players who enjoy playing street mode, they can simply decide whether they want to play with perimeter players or inside players, as the system does not have strict requirements for player positions in street mode. However, the situation is different in dynasty mode. Since dynasty mode emphasizes tactical coordination and teamwork more, having only SF position players cannot be placed in the SG position, which highlights the importance of player position filtering even more.
It should be noted that the options searched are automatically displayed in descending order of value. However, don't let this initial sorting limit you; adjust according to your actual needs. For example, if you particularly value a player's three-point ability, click on the ability dropdown, select three-point, and the system will immediately reorder based on the three-point single value. When actually selecting players, it's common to hesitate among several players. At this time, it's necessary to carefully compare various details to see the actual differences and unique playing characteristics between them.
To more intuitively compare the attributes of two players, there is a particularly important add player comparison feature in the trading house. Clicking on it adds the player to the candidate player interface. Then, by clicking the player comparison button, the player comparison interface opens. This interface can accommodate up to 20 players, but added players cannot be directly removed; new additions replace previously added ones. Select two desired target players, click to start the comparison, where you can compare the basic information of the two players, their comprehensive abilities under different levels and breakthrough situations, specific attributes, and badges, etc.
In addition to comparing two different players, you can also compare the same player at different levels and different breakthrough states, using the single-player comparison feature. Through this function, the values of players at different levels and different breakthroughs become clearly visible. Its main purpose is to show which badges a player can unlock at different breakthrough levels. However, these excellent players, with their outstanding abilities, definitely come at a high price, and you may find yourself short on contract fees in a short period.
If you encounter this situation, you can bookmark these stars for quick access later. After selecting a player, click the player bookmark button on the right, and the player will enter the bookmarked backpack. If you really don't have enough contract fees to buy players, you can try the player pre-order feature. Many high-value popular players often go out of stock. For players who don't want to wait and are willing to spend a little money to save time, the player pre-order feature is very suitable.
Player pre-orders require pre-order cards, each worth 10 points, available for purchase in the store. When pre-ordering players, you can set the unit price to the highest you can afford, allowing you to buy more players as quickly as possible. Ongoing pre-orders will be displayed in the order page, and you can check the pre-order progress at any time. Once the purchase is successful, the system will refund any unused contract fees.
The above is an introduction to the NBA All-Star trading market. In fact, the resources seen in this trading market are all operable players for later use. So, the free trading here offers many screening methods. Mastering these screening methods allows you to acquire more cost-effective players.
