How many people think the game will be bad?

[hopoffthiscliff]

With how the tone of the forum has changed in the past week I feel a lot of people have come out of the woodwork expressing their skepticism & disappointment about the game, it's features, and the lack of information that has been presented to us. All this negativity leads me to pose a few questions...

How many of you share the sentiment that the game will be bad or disappointing relative to your standards?

And how many of you have chosen to pass up on 2K this year?

[Vni]

Sorry but this is pointless.

[hopoffthiscliff]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

Sorry but this is pointless.

I'm interested to know because I've never seen such a large outcry against 2k. I just want to pick peoples brains.

[extremeskins04]

Sigh. Here we go.

[MontanaMan]

I think the actual game itself will be amazing and have tons of replay value for me.

But some of the things myself and others complain about are visual things that sometimes can hurt immersion.

We have this beautiful basketball simulation that has trouble getting key visual stuff right sometimes and it can be frustrating.

The game will be fire though. 2K is still a great company at the end of the day.

Also for all the criticism, there is always tons of pushback from people who don't want anybody talking bad about 2K. So sometimes that can descend into little petty sneak disses, but we're all still getting the game.

[countryboy]

I expect the game to be great! I expect to get the same enjoyment out of the game this year as I did last year and in year's past.

I am liking everything that I've read and seen thus far. Each new feature announced only adds to my excitement for the game to come out. Very much looking forward to the 16th.

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by hopoffthiscliff

I'm interested to know because I've never seen such a large outcry against 2k. I just want to pick peoples brains.

This happens every year. No different than any other year.

[KGDunks]

On the fence. The lack of consistent and proper info means I'll probably wait a few days at the very minimum to get a feel for what the game is like. Normally you can get a bit of an idea from the stuff 2K releases, but that's all rushed this year.

Gameplay will probably be fine with the usual issue or two that hurt the experience a bit.

It's not a must buy for me while CAPs totally ruin the MyLeague immersion and with there being not a great deal of change that interests me.

League Expansion is nice, but unless you're right into that sort of thing or want to recreate the NCAA or something, I feel like it's a bit of a novelty that will die off pretty quick.

Needed improved CAPS, and many more CPU improvements in MyGM/MyLeague for it to be a must buy. The fact that I have to spend so much time dealing with irrelevant crap in MyGM annoys me so much because I like some of its aspects more than I do MyLeague's.

I need a game mode to draw me in, and I'm not sure there is one. I always enjoy Play Now Online, but that gets tiresome eventually. MyCareer I enjoyed when it was offline and my buddies don't enjoy the park much, and MyLeague/MyGm for the most part sounds a hell of a lot similar in the way things will pan out, so all that nice gameplay is there, but I'm not sure if it's worth me upgrading for.