2k19 is a great game but it isn’t fun at all

[Rockie_Fresh88]

Lmao just got this from reddit

[DaPope13]

Quote: Originally Posted by awg811

Old, no, But I don’t feel like I’m old at 44. But older than the norm, yes. I would assume that the average age of a 2k player is between 13 and 25, I could be wrong though. But, when I said older players I didn’t mean that in a negative way, to me it’s a positive. Most people between 13 and 25 are not mature enough to play as a team and are only out there to boost their stats, win or lose doesn’t matter as long as they put up 40. Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

I’m 28 lol. Add me. RJ135


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[awg811]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rockie_Fresh88

Lmao just got this from reddit

I’d just take the L and back out of that one.


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[ph33]

Quote: Originally Posted by awg811

I said I could be wrong. I’ve been playing video games since video games were invented. I remember when you hooked up a cassette player to a computer to play games. Some people don’t even know what a cassette player is. My post was in response to a couple of guys that said they were older, have been playing the game since Dreamcast, and hadn’t played online. It’s my experience that people like that tend to play more fundamental basketball and I would enjoy playing with those type of people. I honestly don’t care how old someone is, I only care if they can play basketball and aren’t driving me nuts with their immaturity.

I hear you all the way. I gotta admit I didn't even know about the cassette player to computer, but I'm old enough to remember antannaes and the magical channel 3 lol

[triplechin]

Online gameplay is already stale AF. I was fed lies by 2K devs. ATM not gonna buy 2k20 until I see reviews

[Keith01]

Quote: Originally Posted by Comduklakis

As someone who's been playing 2k since 05 and basketball games in general since the days of Bird vs. Dr. J on the PC, it's important to remember that people are learning. I've never played an online game. I've always stuck to myleague. I've considered trying to play online since I finally got the Playstation network. But it's intimidating when all you hear is people yelling about people who can't play and all you see is guys built up to 88 ovr on day one. So don't assume the players are "crackheads." We all have to learn somewhere and I think 2k does a disservice by not having options where players can do just that....go to courts where the level is low and test yourself out. As a myleague player for years, I have no idea if I'm any good. Maybe slider adjustments have hid that I suck. I DON'T KNOW. And I of course don't have a group of friends online to play with as a team either. So would make me a "random" that is so looked down upon. Just something to think about and maybe not get so worked up about people who aren't as good because they might be learning or simply not have hours and hours to devote to the game each week due to family and work commitments.

Not all 'noobs are crackheads lol. Crackheads are the ones who intentionally stay stuck in their suck, act super defensive towards any criticism or suggestions, try to talk about bball iq when they have 0, ballhog, buddyball, etc. It's a combo of arrogance and ignorance. If someone's 'teachable' or open to suggestions, that player will get better. You don't have to be a hardcore 2K head with 1000 hrs of gameplay to not be like that.

[T.B]

Quote: Originally Posted by Housh123

Just sat in a park for 20 mins waiting for a game and nothing Had to turn off 2k Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

NBA modes are available ??

[Greene_Flash03]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rockie_Fresh88

Lmao just got this from reddit

And here I am thinking, uniform bug on one player is bad enough.

This is getting out of hand 2K.