Lets pick apart what could go wrong with a system of upgrading individual attributes

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  • Housh123
    Banned
    • Jan 2011
    • 1173

    #16
    Re: Lets pick apart what could go wrong with a system of upgrading individual attribu

    Originally posted by superfly85
    Simply do away with online modes. They have hindered every game since it became a thing.
    You don't want 2k18 to sell many copies do you? lol

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    • EveretteWarren
      Rookie
      • Oct 2015
      • 342

      #17
      Re: Lets pick apart what could go wrong with a system of upgrading individual attribu

      Originally posted by Vroman
      Sorry but 2k15 park/rec was biggest trash ever. It was more popular because it was still very new game mode to most of ppl and everyone was less critical about it. But 7 foot SF's had literally no flaws on their build and near contested shooting was completely broke with certain releases + gold deadeye badge. It was easiest to pick up and play compared to 2k16/2k17, you could step in with randoms and carry a W alone if you good at game, now u cant do it much because you need to switch on picks or u get destroyed easily.
      Nah fam, I prefer 2k15 over 2k17 by far. Now I understand that people hated Demigods and patch 4, I hated it too, but it was way more fun than grinding out 6 players with different archetypes just to get a taste of everything. This game is nothing but grind, grind, grind and don't get me wrong grinding for rep can be good but when you have to play 11000 games to get on a wall for the next game, get 500k VC and some Walk packages you could get last year easier makes no sense.

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      • superfly85
        Rookie
        • Jan 2014
        • 14

        #18
        Re: Lets pick apart what could go wrong with a system of upgrading individual attribu

        Its not just 2k. All games need to do this. It hurts the depth of every game when they shifted too much focus to online play.

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