All developers think of things like this I'm sure sage. See the problem is they read this....
and then say why bother. Same reason why Madden is the way it is now. You have 95 out of a 100 people who think Madden can do no wrong and every other game stinks even if they played it or not and then EA decides "hey if the majority of our customers are dense enough to go along with it and defend our weak effort like someone's talking about their mother then why change it". Honestly I'd probably do the same thing. lol. I mean at some point professional pride would kick in and I'd have to put out the best I could do but for the meanwhile why not just cash the checks.
Thats what really irritates me about some statements people make. They'll defend garbage to the end and never admit when another product has some good selling points. This leaves developers puzzled. Do we actually change and make our product good or do we leave it be because look at all these guys online guarding it like it's their wives. I'll be the first to critize 2K's efforts in their games when they come up short in different aspects but I'll also give them props when it's deserved and I'll do the same with EA or Sony or whoever.
Here's the thing I'm most worried about with this game though. I've seen a trend in sports games where theirs certain teams/players whatever that are unstoppable in ALL sports games. 2K's bball and Madden this year in particular. Yes there are powerhouses but the thing I don't care for it takes no effort at all on the user's part to take advantage of this. Whereas a guy with weaker team/player is using sound strategy but yet you see AI kicking in and sabotaging all efforts. Now in a boxing game I don't see how that could be possible but it COULD be possible and I hope they don't go that route. I don't want my boxer pulling his punch cause he's scared of Ali even though I'm telling him to swing for the fence on his grill.

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