Bball Destiny changelog

The email address, the Report a bug button, requests about your account and data, and the subreddit, in one place linked from the footer.

A Big win now gets a leather banner that slides in and gains stamped one by one. A Legendary moment gets a gold plate and confetti, so a good call reads at a glance.

A Setback now gets a red banner and its losses filled in red. A Brutal blow also frames the panel in red. A bad call reads as fast as a good one.

At the end of a career, the bar at the bottom of a phone screen shows Run this profile back again, next to Play another career.

The link now works for 24 hours instead of 60 minutes, since the email often lands in spam. Your account screen and the resend message now say to check there.

Team selections now follow the box score: 25 points a night over a healthy NBA season always makes the All-Star team, and an All-League line makes the All-League team. The trophies with one winner, MVP first, stay races that only an elite line gets you into.

When an event says you won the MVP, played a game seven, lost in five or caught fire for a month, the season's record shows it: the award, the playoff run, the minutes and the numbers.

The MVP race, the last shot and the forty-point night are told to players whose season can back them. A bench player no longer reads a stat line he never posted.

The end-of-season note now follows the minutes and the starts you actually had. A player who started every night hears about it, whatever his contract says.

The welcome screen is now a game menu: big rows for your career, a new one, the trophy case and the Hall of Fame, and keys 1 to 4 on a laptop.

Every season of a career you take to retirement counts for its build, bad careers included. At 20, 60 and 140 seasons, the build frees the jersey numbers its comparisons wore.

Each one stays locked on every build until one build that lists it reaches the level it asks for. The count shows on the number grid and in the trophy case.

From the foot of the menu or from the career screen. The report says where your career stands (season, build, the event on screen), so the bug can be traced.

Pick one of five. Yours shows next to your name on your Hall of Fame seats and on the cards you share.

Build lists, counts and names come straight from the game, and every other number was checked against its code.

The Small Market and First Take Treatment notches say exactly what they change, and the Microwave names the career that unlocks it.

New accounts get an email to confirm the address. Nothing is blocked while you wait for it.

Health and morale bonuses from a build used to shrink to almost nothing at creation. They now apply in full, and the Cornerstone's leadership bonus finally counts.

An Olympic or World Cup gold now gets its ceremony at the end of the season, and paid rehab delivers the full +16 health it quotes.

The buzzer sounds only at retirement, and the crowd alone opens a ceremony.

The logo at the top left goes back to the menu, and each Hall of Fame page shows its own ten seats, without the top 10 above them.

Bball Destiny has its own address. The old links lead here, and "Bring your careers" moves your saves over from jeromedesmares.dev.

Built like a court: bleached maple, walnut and scoreboard numbers.

Sign in with an email and a password, and your careers, badges and trophy case follow you to any device. The game still plays with no account.

Off until you switch it on: the bounce, the swish and the crowd.

The Mercenary now takes twelve pro clubs. High school and college used to count, and 82% of careers ended with it.

It now ranks by points per game. At 25 seasons, its whole top 50 was a tie.

Four tabs: Badges, Names, Ladder and Builds.