NEW 2k17 MyCareer details hinted at::::

[SteveQ]

Hopefully it's not a forced thing and whatever team you go to you can form a duo with the star of that team. Like if you get drafted to New Orleans you and AD are the star duo. No created 2k player duos.

[TheVinylHippo]

Since "friction" seems to be a theme this year, does anyone else think there will be a Kobe/Shaq dynamic between this duo?

I wouldn't mind if 2K created their own player for this duo..as long if he isn't like Jackson Ellis. They don't have to give him a grating personality just to create friction between the two players. I'd rather he be more like Vic than Jackson "ol' J.E. in his prime, doe" Ellis.

[TrueHoliday]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheVinylHippo

I'd rather he be more like Vic than Jackson "ol' J.E. in his prime, doe" Ellis.

Vic was insufferable. I wished for his death from the first cutscene.

[Thetruth9012]

I read somewhere that they will be streaming on tuesday so its today is that right?

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[TheVinylHippo]

That was the gist of my post when it's not decontextualized, or at least part of it. Vic? He dies. He's not coming back, but I thought he was a tragic character. Livin' Da Dream was underwhelming, but two high points were the car ride and Victor's note being read aloud in the closing cinematic. Both scenes were acted well and the note humanized an "insufferable" character, which he could be in certain scenes. The specter of Jackson Ellis will seemingly loom over the 2K franchise until the end of time, at 2K's insistence. Even Ellis got his own redemptive scene in 2K14, but he was right back to his old ways as the Nike/Jordan rep in 2K15. At least he's never seen or heard from in 2K16, but I know he's there, watching. He's probably haunting your gym.

[nox]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheVinylHippo

That was the gist of my post when it's not decontextualized, or at least part of it. Vic? He dies. He's not coming back, but I thought he was a tragic character. Livin' Da Dream was underwhelming, but two high points were the car ride and Victor's note being read aloud in the closing cinematic. Both scenes were acted well and the note humanized an "insufferable" character, which he could be in certain scenes. The specter of Jackson Ellis will seemingly loom over the 2K franchise until the end of time, at 2K's insistence. Even Ellis got his own redemptive scene in 2K14, but he was right back to his old ways as the Nike/Jordan rep in 2K15. At least he's never seen or heard from in 2K16, but I know he's there, watching. He's probably haunting your gym.

He's actually a connection, you can even get his jersey on your wall

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[KyotoCarl]

If this is true, I don't get it why they can't just have a career mode, complete with D-League, Summer League, and just let us play and role play ourselves?
Why do we need storylines or paths? Let us make our own story. After all, it's "My Career".

I just want to be a player who makes my way through college, Summer League, etc.

[Junior Moe]

Quote: Originally Posted by GudStuffzz

Adding story is cool and all but sometimes I wish they just make it like the 2k11 my player. simple but it offers the full nba experience - dleague and everything

I think it be cool if they made MyCareer actually YOUR career. Like it was back in the old gen days. Strip out the story and all that stuff. Let people play, customize and grind. Then have something like Spike Lee's Livin Da Dream (awful, awful title) as a separate mode entirely. I personally like the story mode as just that, a story.