This commercial gets me everytime :( :(.

  

In my previous blog message I mentioned how disappointed I was that the NBA 2K11 My Player doesn't really have a developed end game for the player.  It's up to the players themselves to create and ending and finish the game in style.

Instead of coming up with an ending.. I decided to just re-invent my character from a 5'9" point guard (nickname:  Shorty) into a beastly 7'5" center (nickname:  The Beast!).  He got drafted in the first round!  Quite a difference from the first time I played the game haha.  The problem is... I'm not entirely sure what my center's role will be on the team.. for the most part.. for now... most of the time I'm setting up picks & screens, and blocking & rebounding.  The times I do get to take a shot at the basket is when I'm able to dunk or layup...  (FYI it looks so weird dunking at such a huge height.. hardly have to jump to dunk.. and when he does those super dunk moves.. he does them inhumanly fast lol)

I remember the game mentioning that I get less points to spend if I make my character super tall.. but I don't know if it CAPS my MAXIMUMs for each skill... or if it caps the amount of skill points I get per game/drill.  I can see how capping my skill max's would make sense.. but damn.. my guy is so darn slow! 

Can anyone help me out with my two above/below queries? :D 

1. What does an Athletic Center do mostly (will I have to accept that I won't be doing as much scoring? :( - Some Centers lead their teams in scoring though right? :D)
2. Does max'ing my character's height cap his maximum skill points lower than it would be, or does it cap the amount of skill points he gets per game/drill?

After playing about 7-8 seasons of NBA 2K11 My Player, I wondered what happens at the end... just out of curiosity (I usually don't like to check out "spoilers" for games).  With the way the game is designed, it isn't that easy to just sim to the end of games via a calendar.  You have to pause the game mid-match and tell the game to sim to the end of it.  That means someone has to load up each game and sim; this makes finding out what happens at retirement very boring and tedious.

Searching on google, I found that someone actually did try to find out what happens... well, not really, but the game forced him to retire in a way.  Here is what he found out (Source):

If anyone is/was a Toronto Blue Jay fan,  you may remember the Jr. Jays Magazine.

Man oh man...
 
Had such a hard time completing Biology 5 on the PC version of this game.  
The biggest reason for me is:  I don't have a working gamepad with dual analogue sticks (both of my previous logitech rumblepad calibrations went kaput).
 
I've been playing the game using just keyboard and mouse.  The parts where you have to control the scalpel with precision were the toughest without any analogue control.  If I didn't change my control scheme to allow my setup to slow down my movement, I wouldn't have finished!  My scalpel was going all over the place.  I only had 1 second left on the screen x_o (this is after probably about 10 tries or so).
 
So if anyone is out there banging their head on the keyboard trying to complete this, there is hope.  Even if you don't have analogue controls and just WASD movement and mouse, it's doable!
 
If you don't know about the Biology 5 test in this game, it's one of the hardest classes to take, at least from my experience.
 
I'm so glad I'm done with this part of Bully that it actually became my first GB blog post xD.
 
tl;dr:  Despite playing Bully 5 without analogue control, was able to complete Biology 5 using just WASD and mouse. :)