NBA 2K17 Player Ratings & Screenshots (More Added as They Are Revealed)

[DonWuan]

Quote: Originally Posted by ksuttonjr76

I'm hoping it's safe to touch on this subject... I like the slenderness of the NBA Live body models. However, I feel that VC does a better job with animations, emotions, and facial graphics. If that makes sense...

In the perfect world, Live and 2k would collaborate and make 1 game. Nba 2k with Nba live spacing would be best ball game ever. My opinion is the biggest issue with 2k, as you can recover/defend to all 5 players with only 1.

[J_Posse]

Instead of begging these athletes to "DM me" or "drop me a follow," why doesn't Ronnie and the marketing team -@- these players on different social media platforms?

That way it is likely added to their timeline, anyway, and he doesn't look like he's trying to court attention from the players. It would be nice if he would concern himself with giving us a a lot of screenshots a day (and other content) and not being a "celebrity" amongst the NBA circle.

from Spurs Nation/Bills Backer HQ

[VizzyXV]

Quote: Originally Posted by J_Posse

Instead of begging these athletes to "DM me" or "drop me a follow," why doesn't Ronnie and the marketing team -@- these players on different social media platforms?

Agree, I cringe when he asks for a follow

[Real2KInsider]

Quote: Originally Posted by J_Posse

Instead of begging these athletes to "DM me" or "drop me a follow," why doesn't Ronnie and the marketing team -@- these players on different social media platforms? That way it is likely added to their timeline, anyway, and he doesn't look like he's trying to court attention from the players. It would be nice if he would concern himself with giving us a a lot of screenshots a day (and other content) and not being a "celebrity" amongst the NBA circle.

The reason for this is it makes fans go to the player on Twitter, IG, etc, who then tweets/posts the pic, which inevitably generates followers/retweets etc for the player which builds their fanbase and brand.

Not to mention it gets the players personally involved and more connected with what goes on at 2K.

[49UNCFan]

Play a season with college hoops

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rashidi

The reason for this is it makes fans go to the player on Twitter, IG, etc, who then tweets/posts the pic, which inevitably generates followers/retweets etc for the player which builds their fanbase and brand. Not to mention it gets the players personally involved and more connected with what goes on at 2K.

Right. You have all these players tweeting 2k, sometimes repeatedly to get their rating/scan. Then posting it directly on their page? It's a ton of free promotion at the cost of what? asking for a follow in some cases? Yeah I think they'll take it...DM'ing it adds a bit of control to the process as well. It's a no brainer really. That's not in defense of Ronnie or anything...but as much as the word marketing is thrown around....This is easy.

From a fan perspective: For guy's concerned with player detail, you saw how fast Ronnie jumped on Drummonds public request for accuracy, lol...the more players in the conversation like that the better. I wouldn't be surprised if the only reason Horford followed Ronnie in the first place was to get scanned so he doesn't look like a bass any more [emoji38]

[Rip4ever]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrKfresh

It's so perplexing to me every year when people cry about ratings. The overall rating of a player really DOES NOT matter. The individual ratings of the player are what matters. Im starting to think alot of you guys have the brains of 13 year olds.

Yep, tweak the algorithm a little and a guys overall goes up or down compared to others without a change in any single skill.

[Rip4ever]

Quote: Originally Posted by Mauer4MVP

I think it's fine to say individual ratings and overall ratings both should matter. Overall should in theory show the overall value that a player has. Obviously the calculation to that overall can be different. J.R. Smith is a perfect example. Extremely dangerous because he could go off for 30 on any given night. If he scores less than 10 he is pretty much useless, though.

How could it matter? It isn't a skill that has an effect on anything, It is a statistical calculation of numbers that actually do matter. Weight those numbers different and it changes even though none of the numbers that do matter have changed.