Accidentally retired from my career

[2kmaster]

I was half asleep and thought I was quitting the mode to get back to main menu. I ran over and turned Xbox off immediately, but I guess I wasn't fast enough. Is there anyway to recover my career or at least start a new one with my upgraded player?

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[Red Kafe]

Re: Accidentally retired from my career

I was half asleep and thought I was quitting the mode to get back to main menu. I ran over and turned Xbox off immediately, but I guess I wasn't fast enough. Is there anyway to recover my career or at least start a new one with my upgraded player?

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No ...... You're screwed

[2kmaster]

No ...... You're screwed

Damn. That sucks. So basically if you elect to purchase vc then upgrade your player; you have to do it again if you inadvertently retire? Wow 2k. I see you have taken a page from EA....





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[blklightning]

Re: Accidentally retired from my career

Yeah, they have. It really sucks. I'm running out of companies that I like to buy games from. Actually, I think Rockstar is the only one left. Wow, that's really sad. This industry went downhill so fast it's almost unbelievable.

[achieveduser]

I was half asleep and thought I was quitting the mode to get back to main menu. I ran over and turned Xbox off immediately, but I guess I wasn't fast enough. Is there anyway to recover my career or at least start a new one with my upgraded player?

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What do you mean? How is you shutting off your xbox same as you retiring your players career?

When you shut off your machine without properly exiting the mode, isn't that same as just getting disconnected from 2K server? Your player file should still be there... The auto save pretty much works every time you access new menu so I can't imagine you having to repeat the progress that much. What do you mean you retired your player? Because there is actual option to do that... If you pressed that button and confirmed it, you can't blame anyone else... So I just don't get what you are complaining about? Please explain again

[unknowndevil]

Re: Accidentally retired from my career

What do you mean? How is you shutting off your xbox same as you retiring your players career?

When you shut off your machine without properly exiting the mode, isn't that same as just getting disconnected from 2K server? Your player file should still be there... The auto save pretty much works every time you access new menu so I can't imagine you having to repeat the progress that much. What do you mean you retired your player? Because there is actual option to do that... If you pressed that button and confirmed it, you can't blame anyone else... So I just don't get what you are complaining about? Please explain again

he accidentlly press retirement and his my player is all gone. And there is no way to get his VC back now. My career is an offline mode he should be able to have multiple save instead of having only one save and make a mistake and everything is lost.

[2kmaster]

What do you mean? How is you shutting off your xbox same as you retiring your players career?

When you shut off your machine without properly exiting the mode, isn't that same as just getting disconnected from 2K server? Your player file should still be there... The auto save pretty much works every time you access new menu so I can't imagine you having to repeat the progress that much. What do you mean you retired your player? Because there is actual option to do that... If you pressed that button and confirmed it, you can't blame anyone else... So I just don't get what you are complaining about? Please explain again

Like I said, I was half asleep and just hit the right stick and scrolled down to the last option which is the "quit" option; or at least that is what I thought. Instead I was on the menu blade that includes the retire option. Once you hit it there is no warning or additional confirmation that I recall. It sent me straight to the retirement press conference. While it was in the process of loading the press conference I turned off my Xbox hoping I could beat the auto save.

I just think it is a bit odd that increased player attributes are linked to my career and not also my player. Unless there is somewhere else to upgrade skills for my player. While I admit it was my screw up the consequences are rather harsh especially when people spend real money to upgrade their player.


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[eF 5ive]

Re: Accidentally retired from my career

The irony of your user name.

Either way sorry for your loss. Might be worth tweeting Ronnie about.

[2kmaster]

The irony of your user name.

Either way sorry for your loss. Might be worth tweeting Ronnie about.

Lol. I thought the same thing.



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[achieveduser]

I understand . Sorry you did that to yourself and there is no going back. That's why I play this game in offline mode and have multiple saves for it. It's really stupid though because people who want to do it like me will have to unplug their machine from Internet while playing MP mode.

I only connect to online for shopping accessories and to equip them. It's a really dumb thing to do and I hate it.

[2kmaster]

It was a careless oversight on my part no doubt. Having a sick two year old who hasn't sleep in three days will do that to you...I sent Ronnie a message. I'll update if I get a response.

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[KyotoCarl]

Yeah, they have. It really sucks. I'm running out of companies that I like to buy games from. Actually, I think Rockstar is the only one left. Wow, that's really sad. This industry went downhill so fast it's almost unbelievable.

Isn't 2k apart of Rockstar, or vice versa?

Anyway, micro transactions are a way of life in the mmo world so it's not that crazy that's it's in "normal" games too. And you are never forced to buy VC with normal money.

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[Phreezy P]

Re: Accidentally retired from my career

They should give back all your earned VC if your file corrupts or you retire.

[vtcha]

Re: Accidentally retired from my career

2K never thought of the idea that players could come out of retirement...?

[Streaky McFloorburn]

Re: Accidentally retired from my career

Isn't 2k apart of Rockstar, or vice versa?

They are both owned by Take-Two Interactive.