Archetypes in general, for me, have really made mycareer a lot less enjoyable. I was watching Smoove's 2k14 career the other day as I was bored, and in the same game I saw him posterize a couple of guys and hit a string of 3's, and also be a playmaker.
The fun he is having in career mode is evident in his voice, especially compared to the last 2 years.
In 2k14 and 15, I created a KD type build, a Steph Curry, a Lebron, A Kobe/MJ, and enjoyed them massively. The fun is being drained out. I don't want a career where I'm so limited; part of the fun for me was creating these allworld players that were great at everything. I understand why this has been changed over the last couple of years, but the changes have happened at the cost of fun and longevity.
I can still put up otherworldly career numbers, but it's more a process of repetition, than varied unadulterated fun like it was in years past.
I also lived in the park/pro-am/rec up until 17 dropped, and then I noticed the repetition of how archetypes worked, and it instantly became a snoozefest.
Now that we know the e-league players will be given set players to play with rather than archetypes, there is no reason not to go back to pre-2k16 players.
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