Has 2k corrected in game injuries?
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I was also wondering if the quarter lengh would also matter on the ingame injuries? With the same durability slider, does 6 minutes quarter have less injuries than 12 minutes?Comment
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Re: Has 2k corrected in game injuries?
So it’s legit then. They nerfed it.
When I had durability sliders at 11 before, I’d see injuries every game. When I had them at 8, it’d be like 3 injuries per team a game. It was constant. Now at 8 I’m going games with no injuries.
The 2K22ification of 2K23 continues.Comment
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At one point I had 5 dudes out.
I’ve seen 1 in 12 games post patch.
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Im 37-36 so 9 games from playoffs.
Luka goes down with a knee injury. 8-10 weeks out.
I love realism...but I hit up the injury length editing function pretty damn quick.Comment
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Just had my first injury since owning the game. CPU has had several but I never had until now. Nater on 83 Lakers went down with collapsed lung out 1-2 weeks. Was good to see!Comment
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I just played the first game of the season in my modern era franchise I started as Jimmy Butler (day to day) got hurt AND Patrick Williams (6-8 weeks) got hurt for me. Don’t know if it’s just a coincidence but I’ve never seen 2 injuries in a game.Comment
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it can happen and this is very pleasant, this year 2k has done a good job!
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