There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

[TheFgGoatLikesHawks]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

I’m glad someone else said it, after I read his response I didn’t even think it was worth responding to...... he’s obviously either 12 years old or very unintelligent


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You're literally the #1 dumbest / most useless / troll-ish poster I've ever seen on here. Congrats on that accomplishment. Have you once offered anything else besides passionately defending your precious 2K and getting butthurt whenever anyone doesn't say anything flattering about them.

You can't prove anything you say. Ever. Empty words.

You're one of those pathetic snowflake type people who keep their head buried in the sand and freak out if anything "negative" is said, even if it's the truth. Stay in your bubble kid.

Now, let me know when you actually want to actually PROVE anything you say rather than resort to insults like a kid...

[TheFgGoatLikesHawks]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

EA is worse in every possible way

Good luck.


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Not if 2K Devs keep leaving the sinking ship. If that keeps happening NBA Live will eventually = Old 2K. 2K's direction already = EA at this point. Rob Jones and O'Gallagher are already 2 people that NBA Live can learn some of 2K's tricks from. Maybe I'll even buy some of EA's shares.

[TheFgGoatLikesHawks]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

The lies you tell! I took some computer programming classes in high school and college. Have you ever tried to go through 1000s of lines of computer coding to find a "simple problem"? That crap is NOT easy. In fact, I rather have large parts of the program fail versus trying to find those 1-3 lines to fix a "simple problem". That's real talk. I can't imagine trying to troubleshoot "simple problems" when it comes to game development.

Da Czar does a GREAT job of explaining this in his videos. On the surface, it could be an "simple problem", but it could be a pain the *** to find the problem, then you don't know how the "fix" can impact other areas of the game.

Ik enough about coding to know 2K is lazy af.

Multimillion dollar company with an army of rockstar coders vs 1 person who took a class once. We have self driving cars, we have AI robots, but 2K can't fix a bug after multiple years. LMAOOOO the EXCUSES are hilarious.....

[TheFgGoatLikesHawks]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

Tbh idk why some of ya'll are allergic and seem so 'offended' by complaint threads. Complaint threads are how 2K hears how they're doing from the community. Complaint threads are how a better product gets made. Especially if it's on OS, who are typically more sim than people on twitter. Complacency and the 'wrong' feedback is how you get an arcade game like we have now.

[YungGun]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

They patch VC and badge glitches in 2.5 seconds, but can't fix problems that have plagued the game for years. There are gameplay, overlay, and settings issues with the game that still haven't been fixed. It's unacceptable at this point.

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[Real2KInsider]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

I've posted plenty of constructive feedback, try to keep up.

Really? Because 90% of it is this garbage:

You're literally the #1 dumbest / most useless / troll-ish poster I've ever seen on here. Congrats on that accomplishment.

You can't prove anything you say. Ever. Empty words.

You're one of those pathetic snowflake type people who keep their head buried in the sand and freak out if anything "negative" is said, even if it's the truth. Stay in your bubble kid.

Now, let me know when you actually want to actually PROVE anything you say rather than resort to insults like a kid...

The toothless lion talking about empty words and the burden of proof.

[strosdood]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

You're literally the #1 dumbest / most useless / troll-ish poster I've ever seen on here. Congrats on that accomplishment. Have you once offered anything else besides passionately defending your precious 2K and getting butthurt whenever anyone doesn't say anything flattering about them.

You can't prove anything you say. Ever. Empty words.

You're one of those pathetic snowflake type people who keep their head buried in the sand and freak out if anything "negative" is said, even if it's the truth. Stay in your bubble kid.

Now, let me know when you actually want to actually PROVE anything you say rather than resort to insults like a kid...

I’ll wait to see if this insult filled garbage is allowed before I respond as I don’t wanna be banned........ if it’s not handled I’ll respond accordingly..........


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[The 24th Letter]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

Nothing about saying the dev's are willfully choosing not to fix issues, or calling them "lazy af" contributes anything to the discussion, or a better product being made. That's not "feedback" and that's not what we do here on OS.

Warnings have been issued. Enough with the back and forth/ name calling.



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[tru11]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

Not if 2K Devs keep leaving the sinking ship. If that keeps happening NBA Live will eventually = Old 2K. 2K's direction already = EA at this point. Rob Jones and O'Gallagher are already 2 people that NBA Live can learn some of 2K's tricks from. Maybe I'll even buy some of EA's shares.

EA will be EA regardless of who the devs are.

The devs dont have the final say.
The guy that signs of their check does.

They can either do what they are told to do or they can find another job.

Its that simple dude.

Incase you dont know.
Their job is to build something that will make the most money.

Mycareer and myteam alike modes are the money generators and an easy to acces game will attract more buyers then a true simulation.



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[ksuttonjr76]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

Ik enough about coding to know 2K is lazy af.

Multimillion dollar company with an army of rockstar coders vs 1 person who took a class once. We have self driving cars, we have AI robots, but 2K can't fix a bug after multiple years. LMAOOOO the EXCUSES are hilarious.....

I know that this dude is finally banned (like we all didn't see that coming, lol), but I have always wondered why so many people live by and die by the idea of "The more you complain, the better that the product will become."? Any product can be improved upon with constructive feedback, but no single product will ever be "perfect" due to so many people having different ideas of what they believe to be a "perfect" product. If products were "perfect", then there would no need for consumers to have freedom of choice between companies. That's just my 2 cents...

The crazy part, I really don't think it's that BAD of a game. There's some things that I would like to see done differently obviously, but I think it has a solid foundation and I'm looking forward to what Da Czar can do with the defensive side of the ball for future games. Plus (and I still stand on this), I gave a lot of game companies a "pass" this year due to the pandemic. Some people don't think that was a factor, but I guess I'm not sure why people DON'T think it was a factor. My company went through a lot of aches and pains trying to adjust our workforce to be able to work from home (I love it ). Unless a company was already a "work from home" business, I can only assume that most companies had a tough transition which impacted their ability to do business.

[ksuttonjr76]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

And to those that still think that "calling out the devs" is still the best method...let me drop something on you.

It feels like a long time ago, but the Devs (particularly Mike Wang) USED to come to these forums quite a bit for feedback and actually have CONVERSATIONS with the forum members. Depending on the nature the feedback, they were able to address the fixes in the next 1-2 patches. For items that couldn't be fixed, they were addressed in the next game release. Those were good times. Now when Mike does make an appearance, he's pretty "selective" about what threads he appears in, because he knows (let's keep it 100%) which threads will yield the "best feedback" versus the ones where people feel like they have the right to attack him.

At the end of day, the current mindset of entitlement (I bought this game for $xx.xx, and I should have the right to complain as loudly as possible) and some believing that's it's "cool" to hate a product has ruined that line of direct communication that we used to have. Personally, I think it was bad idea on Mike Wang's part to reply to Twitter comments, but he was still trying to be engaged with the community. Now...it is what it is.

Hopefully, they still come in here to read some of the more thought provoking threads, but if not...well.

[Gosens6]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

And to those that still think that "calling out the devs" is still the best method...let me drop something on you.

It feels like a long time ago, but the Devs (particularly Mike Wang) USED to come to these forums quite a bit for feedback and actually have CONVERSATIONS with the forum members. Depending on the nature the feedback, they were able to address the fixes in the next 1-2 patches. For items that couldn't be fixed, they were addressed in the next game release. Those were good times. Now when Mike does make an appearance, he's pretty "selective" about what threads he appears in, because he knows (let's keep it 100%) which threads will yield the "best feedback" versus the ones where people feel like they have the right to attack him.

At the end of day, the current mindset of entitlement (I bought this game for $xx.xx, and I should have the right to complain as loudly as possible) and some believing that's it's "cool" to hate a product has ruined that line of direct communication that we used to have. Personally, I think it was bad idea on Mike Wang's part to reply to Twitter comments, but he was still trying to be engaged with the community. Now...it is what it is.

Hopefully, they still come in here to read some of the more thought provoking threads, but if not...well.

I know Czar still pops his head in here every once and a while, but Mike Wang and everyone else, ehhhhh not so much

And I really can’t blame them for staying away from this place


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[MrWrestling3]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

I know Czar still pops his head in here every once and a while, but Mike Wang and everyone else, ehhhhh not so much

And I really can’t blame them for staying away from this place


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Part is of the problem is that quite often, to paraphrase the film Cool Hand Luke...what we have here is a failure to communicate.

Often times people fire off a hot take in the heat of the moment, not realizing that blowing off steam because the CPU or Park is cheesy is not usually the same as reasoned and objective feedback.

[loso_34]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

I know Czar still pops his head in here every once and a while, but Mike Wang and everyone else, ehhhhh not so much

And I really can’t blame them for staying away from this place


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I think they both lurk here.

[HBKSean216]

Re: There's so many issues that are simple fixes yet they are ignored... for years

The lies you tell! I took some computer programming classes in high school and college. Have you ever tried to go through 1000s of lines of computer coding to find a "simple problem"? That crap is NOT easy. In fact, I rather have large parts of the program fail versus trying to find those 1-3 lines to fix a "simple problem". That's real talk. I can't imagine trying to troubleshoot "simple problems" when it comes to game development.

Da Czar does a GREAT job of explaining this in his videos. On the surface, it could be an "simple problem", but it could be a pain the *** to find the problem, then you don't know how the "fix" can impact other areas of the game.

Coding text and numbers in a game (specifically talking about the stats being wrong everywhere or not showing at all) is entry level **** buddy. No exageration. Entry level. Sorry it was hard for you? I don't know what you want me to say chief...