Failed roster making leads to new 2K database

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Yesterday was a very tough day for me as I found out I made a vital mistake in only working on my roster for Xbox One users.

I guess I was confused by the way the package emerged upon purchasing the game and I didn't pay attention to the title as I thought it was the same game based on the Xbox Series S console I own.

I also previously owned an Xbox Series X and gave it away, as crazy as it sounds. None of that would have occurred had I kept the Series X. But I didn't so that doesn't matter.

All of this may be good for two reasons:

1) All of the people who don't have the financial needs for the new generation console will be able to download and use my roster - lucky you guys.

2) I have decided to work my tail off again and copy everything over by creating a spreadsheet containing signature shots, player attributes/tendencies and playbooks.

I will be able to use that in order to plug all of the data into NBA 2K23. However, I will make some necessary adjustments to young, improving players.

Track the progress of my database by clicking and saving the link in my user signature. Take a good look at the PTVI metric I came up with and calculated for each player this season.

Sorry for the disappointment this has caused and I hope this will lead my roster project for 2K23 to be that much bigger and better!

This will be the grandaddy of all 2K spreadsheets with all information in one!

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Making excellent progress with this...

Hope everyone is excited for my 2K23 roster. This spreadsheet is proof that it's gonna be crazy good!

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Double, triple checking attributes to perfect for 2K23. Actually happy I ended up making this error.

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As I finish up my improved PTVI calculations, the rating system may be revamped a bit. Keep an eye on the constantly changing database below...