I'm back for more.
1. Better game management by the computer. Was recenlty playing game 7 of the NBA finals against the Cavs. Computer inexplicably sat Lebron from the majority of OT. Also, coaches are slow to make otherwise obvious adjustments. I.e. Lebron is straight dominating his matchup, switch it up or double. Especially troublesome in mycareer.
2. In mycareer, when signing a new contract, they only tell us the VC per game. Additional information would be useful. Convert the VC per game into a real dollar amount. What's a max contract?
3. Related to above, and very relevant in the current times. When signing a new contract, I need more information on what else is happening in free agency. Update me on developments between negotiation rounds. It'd be useful to my free agency decision to know that Lebron left Cleveland.
4. More informaton on my teammates in pro-am. In walk-on, they tell you the height/weight/build of your direct matchup, but nothing on the other 4 or your teammates. Leaving huge gaps in information. Line us up like you do and the park, and make 2K cards viewable from box score, at the least.
5. It'd be useful if they posted stats for each archetype; i.e. what are the most popular builds, which has the best win percentage. I know this could be a double edged sword, but could be useful for balancing. I personally like to try to win with less popular builds. Also, if 50% of the user base is running with PGs, i'd try a different build.
6. No workout gym. Useless, time wasting mechanic (not the practice gym, but the one you go to boost energy, but half of the exercises are impossible).
7. Make playing in different cities feel different. Not sure how best to explain this one, or how to pull it off, but this is something that i've always wanted more out of sports games. When I have to on the road to play in NY, i want to be more immersed. Feel like i'm going into someone else's city. Also, since we have the neighborhood, why does it stay the same all year round? If my player is on the Bucks, shouldn't there be snow on the ground in January?
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