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SirGaryColeman · 10-06-2016, 08:53 PM

I'm not saying this is even happening, but it would be a definite side effect of providing almost no information on how to play the game or even level up your character.

While all of us are still learning how the game works, maybe people that are friends with the Dev Team already know?

I remember hearing that teams like The Drewkerbockers got to meet with Devs and get special lessons on how the game works during the 2k16 tournament.

If these dudes have access to the Devs (and most likely ask them questions) - does it create an unfair advantage for those "in the know"?

Factor in that there is a Cash prize and an attempt to become a legit e-Sport - all the more reason to make this info public, in my opinion.

10-06-2016, 08:53 PM	#1
SirGaryColeman Banned OVR: 0 Join Date: Oct 2015	Does keeping everything about 2k a secret create possible unfair advantage 4 Pro-Am? I'm not saying this is even happening, but it would be a definite side effect of providing almost no information on how to play the game or even level up your character. While all of us are still learning how the game works, maybe people that are friends with the Dev Team already know? I remember hearing that teams like The Drewkerbockers got to meet with Devs and get special lessons on how the game works during the 2k16 tournament. If these dudes have access to the Devs (and most likely ask them questions) - does it create an unfair advantage for those "in the know"? Factor in that there is a Cash prize and an attempt to become a legit e-Sport - all the more reason to make this info public, in my opinion. Last edited by SirGaryColeman; 10-06-2016 at 08:55 PM.