Ain’t nobody got time for that.īall handlers are too careless with the ball a lot of the time, which leads to ridiculous turnovers. Why can't we turn off trades? By the time the playoffs come, it’s a fantasy draft, which makes me prefer selecting to play a Season rather than the career. But when it’s literally impossible to prevent players from being traded during a season in My GM, it kills the mode. It’s never been perfected, mainly because nothing feels “real” until it actually blows up on Twitter.

For years trade logic was a pain in everyone’s behind. This section will be brief, but is one of the biggest issues with the game's main team mode. This needs to be adjusted, and the option to 'force' trades should return. Even after you can buy those tactics, it's more of a cheat than a negotiation. Those interactions don’t get interesting until you can afford to purchase negotiation tactics. Instead, it feels a lot like the old Association Mode with a bunch of annoying interactions and cut scenes. Without a good chunk of VC, you can’t experience what it’s like to be a GM. There are also plenty of other issues that My GM faces that stem from the use of VC, which deserves an article for itself. If NBA 2K15 shares the same philosophy, be prepared for an uproar and one PR battle that you won’t want to be a part of. But I can all but guarantee 2K will start losing ground if they continue with this. I’d love to get rid of VC all together, but I doubt that will happen anytime soon. It’s never been an issue when purchasing My Career upgrades it’s been in games since MLB The Show’s Road to the Show mode was introduced. Sure it’s only 200 VC, but it slowly begins to add up the further you get in your career. For us who shelled out $400-$500, then another $60 on the game, that last thing we wanted to be told was that we had to pay for the ability to change a lineup. In no living world should ANY sports gamer have to pay any sort of currency to change a lineup or fire a coach. Here are three specific areas which should be tuned in the next patch to fix some of the biggest complaints with the game - outside of the still reported crashes and save file issues of course. Ever since then, EA Sports has been treading water while 2K has steadily improved year after year.ĭespite having solid game play and – in my opinion – the absolute best graphics of all next-gen games, NBA 2K14 has plenty of areas that need improvement, and fast. The NBA 2K series has enjoyed plenty of success since it launched NBA 2K11 with His Airness gracing the cover. Depending on where you are at with your 2K experience, NBA 2K14 is either amazing or a disaster.

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