All-Star selection logic

[Mwilliams01]

First off, I'm LOVING the updates, especially the "Breaking News" segment - brilliant addition that deepens the experience!

I'm only halfway through my first season so I'm still digging in but one glaring thing I see so far is the AI's approach to selecting All-Stars. In this season, one glaring omission is a healthy Donovan Mitchell not being an All-Star when he's 7th in scoring and the best player on the team with the 2nd best record. Who took his spot? Tyler Herro - who is 60th in scoring, not a great defensive force, and his team is 8th in the league.

Is there a way to improve this? Especially taking in consideration team success? And in the past, the end of the year awards had similar flaws: players on losing teams get MVP, multiple years with a player winning both MVP and DPOY in the same year, and other unrealistic quirks.

[binballin]

I agree with the award selection part. Victor Wembanyama won MVP and DPOY in my league while having a 42-40 record.

[pdandy]

+1 on the awards criteria logic. Needs a little of the real world subjectiveness about producing on a winning team.

[ukSUNSfan]

I've just submitted a ticket and save file where the same player is selected for both East and West Future Star teams in the same game. They were drafted by the Clippers, and have never left or been traded.

If I try to view the box score of the game, it gave an 'exception error' pop up, wouldn't display the box score (just player of the game), and froze the screen.