U guys need check this out

[Aintgottime4datShhhh]

I just heard this today. What do u guys think about this? Im not feeling it smh

https://youtu.be/rJ-KqZcnxI4

[ammar_munes]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aintgottime4datShhhh

I just heard this today. What do u guys think about this? Im not feeling it smh https://youtu.be/rJ-KqZcnxI4

That's disturbing

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[de5m0n]

Can't watch the video because I'm at work but I agree.

[nddot]

What the hell


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[MackZillaTV]

I have no problem with it, it goes to what's important to your playstyle, simple. Dudes are mad cause they wanna do all types of stuff and have a broken, cheesy game like 15.

[isdatyt]

I don't think this sounds that bad. If I'm reading correctly, it's not bad at all.

From what I'm understanding is that attributes are initially capped based on archetype. After a certain point in the progression, you can break past the attribute caps, but it only enhances attributes that your specific archetype is based on.

I think it's to prevent crazy archetype combinations, because without this system in place, you could basically become a Triple-archetype player. Imagine a 7'2 C, post-scoring/stretch player breaking cap and increasing his ball handling to an 86 or whatever speed boosting level is this year. If you played MyTeam last year and remember that Diamond KP dropping then you know how much of a nightmare that sounds like.

Instead of that this system makes it so that same 7'2 C, post-scoring/stretch player breaking cap, means he can just become a better shooter or better post player.

[ph33]

Quote: Originally Posted by MackZillaTV

I have no problem with it, it goes to what's important to your playstyle, simple. Dudes are mad cause they wanna do all types of stuff and have a broken, cheesy game like 15.

Why is flexibility a bad thing?

Not everybody lives the cheese life you think they do...

[fakeassc]

I'm agreeing with 2K's idea for once. Your archetype is your choice in where you specialize. Therefore, you stick with it. You can't expect to be an all-rounder (which admittedly is what all the real NBA superstars can be).

This is the intersection between 2K wanting to become truly competitive vs just certain players being do-it-all singlehandedly on the court.

If 2K wants to diversify the archetypes, they're gonna have to limit. Therefore, 2K isn't completely wrong. People are misinterpreting and misunderstanding the direction 2K is going.