What 2k is doing wrong...

[ffaacc03]

My bad, guess did a bad basic calulation, sincere smh at me, age must be doing its decay on me ... sorry about that. 2k has done a phenomenal job with that and deserves even more praising.

Having said that, my point (the one that pertaints to the thread and of what has they done wrong) remains tho and maybe more strongly so if the market has increased that much and if it still has potential to grow even more.

Recurring errors/bugs/omissions/miss directions should not be dismissed, having competition should not be either, even if it is one comming from a competitor that struggled to get a game out for 3 straight years.

[Boilerbuzz]

Did anyone consider the fact that the leagues are the entities that control how sports games are released? And what company is able to survive without making money? Some of the crying here becomes borderline nonsense sometimes. For the record, it's odd how one person in one thread complains how the game doesn't change while this one has posts that say it changes too much. Funny.

[bumpyface]

I don't care how 2k gets it done (build off old, start with new), just get it done. Problems such as rebounding, passing, and spacing shouldn't be present in current or next gen hoop games. As far as online, it's online. Why else would you get online than to compete? I know the game won't run as fast as offline, and we may see lag, but that's a given. Who gives a damn about spammers and people trying to cheat their way to victory? A man named Simon Phoenix once said,"Hey, you can't take away people's rights to be *******S." I agree with him, you can't. Produce a "functional" basketball game. Bring lobbies back so that the game can be enjoyed by a wider audience. I know EA been down for a few years, but EA got money. I'm sure they trying to come wit it. 2k, don't get caught with your pants down.