NBA 2K17 Arena Authenticity Trailer

[bALLDAYLONG_J10]

Quote: Originally Posted by DC

Dallas needs to be loud as HELL

EXACTLY!! The rims in Dallas are mic'd up as hell. Swishes literally echo. The on-court acoustics really sound amplified in that arena.

[ProfessaPackMan]

I'd be boycotting the game if they couldn't get my team correct, especially if the complaints are being heard.

Yeah we all love Basketball but if they keep messing up my team, why keep giving them my money?

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by WISports

Thing is, these things are so obvious that they shouldn't have to be pointed out. If I'm part of an art team for a huge company/game like this, no way in the world are these things gonna be so far off. If you work in the art department, your attention to detail should be much better than this. I'd also have too much pride to let this stuff slide thru. Isn't this about being as authentic as possible? Either way, I have seen many people mention the Bucks court/unis all last year...here, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter...what gives? Personally, I have contacted a bunch of the 2K guys as well (PMs here, Twitter etc), but no no avail. Look, the Bucks green unis are too light again this year, just like last. Giannis skin is too dark again this year, just like last. And then, obviously the court...which is the biggest issue I wish they'd fix. The Bucks court is so hideous in the game, I don't even play home games with the Bucks (sad, eh). Only time I play home games is on the Fear The Deer court (which is awesome they put that in last year!). But then, you're forced to wear the black unis.

I played several games with and against the Bucks...and never noticed that the Green was off. I did notice the Knicks jersey and floor though. It matters to you more because you are a Bucks fan as it should.

My point is if it matters to you that much you should have no problem organizing or constantly messaging 2k devs about this on Twitter. I seriously doubt that the art team or the devs spend much time going through Facebook or Youtube messages (because they are negative cesspools) but tweeting has worked to bring attention to issues. Especially with other games. I've seen it first hand with EA games like UFC.

Not to make an excuse for the Art team but there are literally tens of thousands of art elements that are within this game. From the UI, each menu, each court, each face, each body etc. So I dont think its about "pride".

There are uniform issues in EVERY sports game whether its made by EA, 2k or someone else. Sometimes it takes devoted fans to point out an issue that someone working on thousands of elements may overlook. Just my two cents. You can try my approach or just continue to complain on OS and hope that a dev stumbles onto one of your complaints.

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by WISports

It usually turns from "constructive" to "complaining" when things are never fixed, year after year. People get frustrated. When they aren't listening to constructive criticism, then what?

You move on or find a better way to directly communicate with the people who can fix the issue?

[cmebfresh]

Always one dude telling people to stop complaining. this is a forum not church.

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by PPerfect_CJ

Just tweeted this to the guys at 2K that I knew had accounts. I urge anyone with a Twitter account to do the same if you're annoyed by this. Fingers crossed! Tweet: The #Bucks and #Knicks court colors are still waaay off. Can we please get that fixed? #NBA2K17 @Ronnie2K @Beluba @Da_Czar @NBA2K @LD2K

Now more people here should do the same damn thing. One tweet isnt going to fix it. I honestly dont give a **** about it but I'm going to tweet the same thing now.

[Thetruth9012]

I watched again. This announcer is the worst in the history of sports gaming.

I played MyCareer in Atlanta last year and that Korver 3 was there so wtf?? I even think that was in the last gen too.

[PPerfect_CJ]

Quote: Originally Posted by aholbert32

Now more people here should do the same damn thing. One tweet isnt going to fix it. I honestly dont give a **** about it but I'm going to tweet the same thing now.

Absolutely. The more people that tweet them, the bigger chance we have of them acknowledging it and getting it fixed.