NBA 2K15 Livestream - MyCAREER & MyPARK, New MyPARK Blog
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Re: NBA 2K15 Livestream - MyCAREER & MyPARK, New MyPARK Blog
I believe the emphasis is that you have to PLAY. no buying anything to Max out. If you play mycareer enough you will still earn badges to boost your ratings. I believe that was said earlier.Comment
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LD2K needs to clear-up the whole play both MyCareer and MyPark to max players bit, is that for both modes or MyPark only? Because you can get stuffed if my MyCareer guy can only max-out if I play MyPark, because I'm not a online player, ever. I want to play a career, I don't want to have to play online too just so my Career player gets to his maximum level.
You cannot max out at a 99 this year, not close. So even if you max out, you will have to earn more attribute bucket slots to fill up by playing MyCAREER and/or MyPARK. You will have to also EARN every badge you work for, but can upgrade badges once you receive them.
You can create players like point-forwards, but their play making maxed out won't be as high as say a PG. And rebounding for a PG won't be as maxed out nearly as high as a center. This, on top of the badge system, helps individualize players even further. Something the team spent a lot of time focusing on.
Hope that helps.Last edited by LD2k; 10-03-2014, 05:04 PM.Comment
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The way I understand it, you upgrade your MyCareer player through VC and earned badges. After you earn badges, you can upgrade those with VC. This will take the place of maxing out your player. It's the lack of badges that keep people in the 80s after spending all of their VC.
You can't fully upgrade your player in MyPark because you need the MyCareer earned badges to do that. You can fully complete your player in MyCareer and never go to MyPark.
Hopefully LD2k or someone else can confirm or correct this interpretation.Comment
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Re: NBA 2K15 Livestream - MyCAREER & MyPARK, New MyPARK Blog
You will start and be able to add attributes - the buckets vary depending on position.
You cannot max out at a 99 this year, not close. So even if you max out, you will have to earn more attribute bucket slots to fill up by playing MyCAREER and/or MyPARK. You will have to also EARN every badge you work for, but can upgrade badges once you receive them.
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Re: NBA 2K15 Livestream - MyCAREER & MyPARK, New MyPARK Blog
For you guys worried that you will be forced to play MyPark - go to @50.00 mark where they first enter the attribute additions. The game states you earn the badges by playing MyCareer ...
So the earning of badges should be obtainable either by playing MyCareer or MyPark - the point being you must play one or the other to earn badges.
I know LD said MyCareer and MyPark but it sounded to me that he was throwing MyPark on the end of that sentence to try to clarify that you can play either to earn the badges.
Looks like I was ninja'd. Typing slow sucksLast edited by Taer; 10-03-2014, 05:04 PM.Comment
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Tons of MyPARK rewards as you earn Rep.
All of it ties back into your MyPLAYER, and earning and making yourself better.Comment
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Correct? (I hope the above made sense)Comment
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My biggest take-away from this is that It is time to detach MyCareer MyPlayers from MyPark MyPlayers.
I'm not going to judge the linearity of the MyCareer yet; it does look like the dev team is trying to listen with regards of getting rid of the in-game railroading - That is good!
We'll see if the career railroading is as bad as it looks on the surface... Overall, I am looking forward to MyCareer.
There are still a few questions and concerns I have - things like injuries... are they enabled at the start of the experience (before going in) so that players are injured as they should be or are players out for the season magically made whole as in years past?
I think it is time to experience everything and draw conclusions to the released material now.
Thanks for further clarifying things LD.Last edited by Taer; 10-03-2014, 05:16 PM.Comment
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Re: NBA 2K15 Livestream - MyCAREER & MyPARK, New MyPARK Blog
My biggest take-away from this is that It is time to detach MyCareer MyPlayers from MyPark MyPlayers.
I'm not going to judge the linearity of the MyCareer yet; it does look like the dev team is trying to listen with regards of getting rid of the in-game railroading - That is good!
We'll see if the career railroading is as bad as it looks on the surface... Overall, I am looking forward to MyCareer.
There are still a few questions and concerns I have - things like injuries... are they enabled at the start of the experience (before going in) so that players are injured as they should be or are players out for the season magically made whole as in years past?
I think it is time to experience everything and draw conclusions to the released material now.
Thanks for further clarifying things LD.Comment
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This is random but Lance Stephenson did mocap and his sig shot was on the list of animations(Charlotte is gonna be a beast to use)Comment
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I like that you can take your MyCareer accomplishments to MyPark. It adds an endgame after you've won championships and gone on the HoF path. It has to be a one way street though, as far as ability. Applying certain cosmetic rewards to MyCareer from MyPark is ok, but all performance related abilities should be attainable in MyCareer.
What I'm getting at though is from more of a developmental perspective. Both of these modes are very rich in possibilities and their original visions are quite good. It just seems to me that in presentation, the development of one seems to be impeding on the other and it is this I don't like.
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