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Re: NBA and Take-Two Launching NBA 2K eLeague in 2018, Teams Operated By NBA Franchis
2K had a big esport tournament for 2k11 but only for play now online. Some of my best time ever playing video games came from qualifying for that tournament. This has my interest, but ONLY if it's real teams and I'm definitely trying to be apart if it's 1v1.
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Originally posted by NoLeafCloverWhy would I not just watch the real NBA instead? This seems idiotic.
It's not like League of Legends or something in which there is no real life version that does everything about it better... People will seriously watch a terribly played and buggy digital version over the real thing?
I weep for humanity.Comment
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Pretty sure most Youtubers would beat OS players. Just because they play mycareer doesnt mean they cant beat you on 5v5 game lmaoComment
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Re: NBA and Take-Two Launching NBA 2K eLeague in 2018, Teams Operated By NBA Franchis
The only way I watch this is if they use actual real NBA players on their actual teams, who players get to select and go head to head against other teams in a 5 on 5 human matchup. So if I'm the raptors I get to select if I want to be Kyle Lowry or Demar Derozen same included for other players and I have to play with that single player for the whole season. I'm hoping that's what there talking about or else it will be a waste of time and no one would watch.Comment
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You really think watching NBA 2K games will be interesting? He bought the game so he could play it, totally different.Comment
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Re: NBA and Take-Two partnering on NBA 2K Esports League
I bet not. Depends on the money, but you'll see some really good people, I think. Not that YouTubers aren't good, but there will be like some fighting game/leeg level players which will hopefully lead to the game becoming better.
I'm not planning to follow this league, but I think it will end up making the game better because they will have to balance it and it will highlight all of the flaws. It'll also be nice to hopefully see some players who are better than we could ever be. Maybe I am overestimating the level of talent they can get, but I'm imagining a level of precision that you should get from 'professional gamers.'
If it's a joke w/ a bunch of youtube people, that's gonna be wack. It might start out that way, but I think the amazing players will come in if they get a decent salary.
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They seriously aren't going to let just ANYBODY in.
Not many people have comprehended the fact, from reading the NBA.com article that: the ACTUAL NBA teams OWN the eLeague affiliate. As in, the Chicago Bulls would officially be paying you to represent them.
Anyone that: Has been arrested, drug charges, heinous stuff on twitter, past life failures and all of that is going to come into account. Like, this is real stuff here.
NBA teams are going to be paying people to represent them. Hotheads, controller throwers, cuss-fest youtubers aren't going to get the shot in the end. They are going to want real professionals to represent their brand.
And teams aren't going to be looking for 8 people who want to be superstars. They are going to be looking for team oriented role players that can help the stars.
Plus...there are NO top 2k Youtubers that consistently play Pro AM, all Park and MyTeam.
Professional eSport leagues also have drug policies that cover caffeine pills and adderall. Most also consider Marijunana a PED in eSports as well.
Not many sports gamers know the legitimacy of REAL eSport leagues...way more official and REAL than you probability believe. Like right now, there are Counterstrike players getting payed 5 figures, fully housed, and funded to legit play CS:GO all day.Last edited by ssimpsons3; 02-11-2017, 09:06 AM.Comment
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Re: NBA and Take-Two Launching NBA 2K eLeague in 2018, Teams Operated By NBA Franchis
They seriously aren't going to let just ANYBODY in.
Not many people have comprehended the fact, from reading the NBA.com article that: the ACTUAL NBA teams OWN the eLeague affiliate. As in, the Chicago Bulls would officially be paying you to represent them.
Anyone that: Has been arrested, drug charges, heinous stuff on twitter, past life failures and all of that is going to come into account. Like, this is real stuff here.
NBA teams are going to be paying people to represent them. Hotheads, controller throwers, cuss-fest youtubers aren't going to get the shot in the end. They are going to want real professionals to represent their brand.
And teams aren't going to be looking for 8 people who want to be superstars. They are going to be looking for team oriented role players that can help the stars.
Plus...there are NO top 2k Youtubers that consistently play Pro AM, all Park and MyTeam.
Professional eSport leagues also have drug policies that cover caffeine pills and adderall. Most also consider Marijunana a PED in eSports as well.
Not many sports gamers know the legitimacy of REAL eSport leagues...way more official and REAL than you probability believe. Like right now, there are Counterstrike players getting payed 5 figures, fully housed, and funded to legit play CS:GO all day.
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Re: NBA and Take-Two Launching NBA 2K eLeague in 2018, Teams Operated By NBA Franchis
How would kush be a PED? That **** make you slower and less focused.
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I seriously wonder how much they plan on paying people considering how little D-League players are payed.
I'm pretty interested on how this goes tbh. Overall I think this is fantastic for the series. Considering the current state of the game, however, I'm tempering my expectations for the time being. I think ssimpsons3 has been hitting it on the head with where the game needs to go to be considered a legit eSport.Last edited by Dyslexicphish; 02-11-2017, 04:48 PM.Comment
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I seriously wonder how much they plan on paying people considering how little D-League players are payed.
I'm pretty interested on how this goes tbh. Overall I think this is fantastic for the series. Considering the current state of the game, however, I'm tempering my expectations for the time being. I think ssimpsons3 has been hitting it on the head with where the game needs to go to be considered a legit eSport.
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Lowest tier of D-League pay is about $13,000, so I don't think they will be getting paid more than that...not this first year anyways.
All depends on money though. If the streams of the 2k eLeague crush like League Of Legends or Overwatch does on their Youtube streams, and the money starts rolling in...much like the real NBA...the contracts will only get larger over the years. The games I mentioned above have full on real coverage. Live commentators, replays, strategy, analysis.
I mean I see YT streams of people playing park that get 2k views.
....this is a replay of an Overwatch Winter Tournament. Posted yesterday, already has 10k+ views. This is a sample of what the liver commentary is like on their eSports competitions.
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Real eSport games that have professional leagues is 100% a full-time job.
League Of Legends, DOTA, CS:GO, Rainbow 6, and Overwatch all have professional leagues where they PAY the players. People don't know the legitimicy of eSports in 2017...and its huge. Beyond huge. Niche market, but they are rockstars and make BANK in their profession.
And since this is fueled by the actual NBA...you're looking at 5 figure contracts...at least. This has potential to be waaaay more popular than any league listed above, because of the ties with the NBA.
But...this priority from 2k needs 3 things...that every other pro game has...
1.) The end of yearly releases. They need to constantly be updating and balancing the game engine being used. They can't switch up things every year and expect pros to adapt. All pro games are NOT yearly releases.
2.) No leveling up, all class based. There can be NO VC in this. None, except for all cosmetic stuff. Real pro games use class system, not the guy who leveld up has the advantage. Everyone is equal and true skill and focus win the day. Current system in PvP like MMOs. Will not work for a pro league.
3.) TRANSPARENCY. Massive patch notes with % of boost/nerf. WE NEED NUMBERS AND CONSISTENCY TO GO HAND IN HAND. There needs to be exact percentages for different shots, moves, badges...everything. HAS TO BE. No more RNG to determine outcomes, has to be consistant to reward skill and not 2k luck. Everyone who has ever played 2k knows exactly what I mean.Comment
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