Hey people! It's The dog days of summer, and if you're anything like me, you guys are out there enjoying the sun, getting your swim on, and taking in as many barbeques as possible. I also try to get in as many summer league games as i can. I've been Watching the Drew League, The Goodman League or The EBC at The World Famous Rucker park which has me thinking one thing...
2KSports needs to bring the NBA Draft Combine Back!!!
For those of you not familiar with NBA DC, it was a mode included as a 400 microsoft point($5 bucks...not bad at all if you ask me
)DLC for NBA 2K10. It was released on August 30th of 2009 and was a way for 2Ksports to introduce MYPLAYER mode to us for the very 1st time. I thought by far, this was the best downloadable content I'd ever purchased. I went so hard at this game, it almost felt like it was a separate game within itself. This mode allowed you to play summer league games to build your myplayer up from his lowly start off point of a meager 37-40 overall.(UGhhh
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I mean, I've caught a lot of flack for being Pro VC...meaning i support people who want to just get their myplayers to a 99 overall, but to be honest, theres something about the grind that cant be replaced. I got to know my guy in and out. I developed go to moves, you get to know your jumpshot really well, because face it unless you're the point guard, the computer didn't give you the ball too often, and when you finally did get it, your overall grade dropped for asking for the ball so damn much..LMAOO..
To those who know me and say I've been a cheater and dont know how to play the game, i swear to you, i played this game Legit when it first came out, and i still do...I was actually the highest ranked Legit Center when the 2K10 Draft combine was released....dont believe me? I dont blame you....lets roll that beautiful bean footage:
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I know ranked doesnt mean anything, but when you play legit, and everyone else is suping their guys up, theres a good feeling you get when you're out there on the court doing just as well, if not better than those overall 99's.
Although it's way too late in the process too include this, For NBA 2K15, we should definitely have this mode return to us by mid summer. I mean i would'nt mind starting off at a really low overall and over the course of the summer by introducing Summer Leagues and Pick up Games, we could work on our myplayers during the offseason, and keep us gamers busy too hold us over until october comes around. Of course all myplayers would be kept on the server, and your overall myplayer would hard cap at say an 80 overall. So by the time 2k15 comes out, you dont have to play so many games to get your guy to a 99. I think this would definitely solve the problem of hackers wanting to get their guys overalls up so fast. I mean, just being able to get an early build of the next installment of 2k and work on your guy is just a cool idea for me and one that 2k Has already done before. Why not start the next generation off on the right foot and bring back the nba draft combine?
Starting from the bottom and working hard to reach to the top is the very basis of myplayer. This would bring so much fun back to the 2k community. Tell me what you guys think. You see where it landed me, right?
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2KSports needs to bring the NBA Draft Combine Back!!!
For those of you not familiar with NBA DC, it was a mode included as a 400 microsoft point($5 bucks...not bad at all if you ask me
)DLC for NBA 2K10. It was released on August 30th of 2009 and was a way for 2Ksports to introduce MYPLAYER mode to us for the very 1st time. I thought by far, this was the best downloadable content I'd ever purchased. I went so hard at this game, it almost felt like it was a separate game within itself. This mode allowed you to play summer league games to build your myplayer up from his lowly start off point of a meager 37-40 overall.(UGhhh )I mean, I've caught a lot of flack for being Pro VC...meaning i support people who want to just get their myplayers to a 99 overall, but to be honest, theres something about the grind that cant be replaced. I got to know my guy in and out. I developed go to moves, you get to know your jumpshot really well, because face it unless you're the point guard, the computer didn't give you the ball too often, and when you finally did get it, your overall grade dropped for asking for the ball so damn much..LMAOO..
To those who know me and say I've been a cheater and dont know how to play the game, i swear to you, i played this game Legit when it first came out, and i still do...I was actually the highest ranked Legit Center when the 2K10 Draft combine was released....dont believe me? I dont blame you....lets roll that beautiful bean footage:
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I know ranked doesnt mean anything, but when you play legit, and everyone else is suping their guys up, theres a good feeling you get when you're out there on the court doing just as well, if not better than those overall 99's.
Although it's way too late in the process too include this, For NBA 2K15, we should definitely have this mode return to us by mid summer. I mean i would'nt mind starting off at a really low overall and over the course of the summer by introducing Summer Leagues and Pick up Games, we could work on our myplayers during the offseason, and keep us gamers busy too hold us over until october comes around. Of course all myplayers would be kept on the server, and your overall myplayer would hard cap at say an 80 overall. So by the time 2k15 comes out, you dont have to play so many games to get your guy to a 99. I think this would definitely solve the problem of hackers wanting to get their guys overalls up so fast. I mean, just being able to get an early build of the next installment of 2k and work on your guy is just a cool idea for me and one that 2k Has already done before. Why not start the next generation off on the right foot and bring back the nba draft combine?
Starting from the bottom and working hard to reach to the top is the very basis of myplayer. This would bring so much fun back to the 2k community. Tell me what you guys think. You see where it landed me, right?
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