i saw another post that said if you want to the name announced of a created player you have to use a default generated name. So I did. But when he came up to bat the announcer gave him the wrong first named, calling hime Anthoy Darrens instead of Tommi Darrens. Anyone else see this?
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Re: Player recognition bug.
what are the default generated name? -
Re: Player recognition bug.
what are the default generated name?Comment
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Re: Player recognition bug.
When you first go into create a player there is a name already generated. Your created players name. You can change it but one is generated when you first open CAP (create a player)Comment
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Re: Player recognition bug.
When you first go into create a player there is a name already generated. Your created players name. You can change it but one is generated when you first open CAP (create a player)Comment
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Re: Player recognition bug.
Yeah, this game is similar to NBA 2K3 in that it recognizes last names of created players (computer generated) that are in the database and automatically assigns a first name of a player already in the game. Thankfully, the play by play announcers don't use first names. Even if you change the first name, the last name will still be called though.Comment
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Re: Player recognition bug.
Yeah, this game is similar to NBA 2K3 in that it recognizes last names of created players (computer generated) that are in the database and automatically assigns a first name of a player already in the game. Thankfully, the play by play announcers don't use first names. Even if you change the first name, the last name will still be called though.Comment
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Re: Player recognition bug.
They should take the CB 2K3 element of a created player. Have preset last names in the game (that you can choose from) and have them announce it through a code.Comment
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Re: Player recognition bug.
They should take the CB 2K3 element of a created player. Have preset last names in the game (that you can choose from) and have them announce it through a code.Comment
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