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It’ll be easier for everyone once people realize there’s no magical anti-cheat system that will solve cheating. It literally does not exist. There will always be cheaters, and cheating can never be completely eliminated. Sadly, That is just the new reality of modern gaming.

Actually shocking. Every creator needs to understand how big of a deal this is. Never seen this happen in 10 years. If you stay silent while they terminate someone else’s channel for speaking their mind, you’re giving them every reason to believe they can do the same to you.

In all seriousness, something pretty bad must have happened for Mike Wang to willingly delete a Twitter account with nearly 600,000 followers rather than just stop posting. You don’t permanently delete an account that large for no reason. Not looking good.

People don’t understand that 2K15 was literally groundbreaking. It was the first 2K with affiliations, a rep system, Rec, and Stage. Almost everything we associate with Park today was brand new back then. The gameplay was cool, but what really made it special was the fact that we were experiencing something we’d never seen before. Almost 12 years later, we’ve basically been playing variations of the same concept. Park is starting to feel played out because that new feeling is gone. You can improve the gameplay all you want, but you can’t recreate the magic of experiencing something for the first time. 2K needs to do something new!

Kinda sounds like a speedup tbh. There are “no speedups designed to make shooting harder.” But there are “variations in every shot attempt” to make shooting difficult enough that you cannot simply “hold the shot button for a predetermined amount of time to make every shot.”

So basically, Mike Wang just said that under the 2K27 system, if you are good enough, there is little to no practical value in having high shooting ratings, badges, or boosts. And in fact, they intentionally designed it so those things are basically useless for good players.

When you make a build for 2K27, remember there’s no single “good” build. As long as it fits how you play, a lot of things can work. But there are DEFINITELY bad builds 😂😂😂

Mike Wang’s reported NBA 2K26 shooting percentages in graph form. 🤔 Is shooting in 2K26 actually not as easy as people make it seem, or are these numbers missing something? Park appears to be the easiest mode to shoot in, while Pro-Am appears to be the hardest.

Ironically, these numbers suggest RNG may be the only workable way to make shooting harder. Shrinking the green window just punishes all casuals, who already struggle. RNG would limit the top shooters while not affecting average players who don’t shoot well enough to trigger it.

I always find this funny because the unpopular fact is that the real cost of VC has actually been getting cheaper over time. It’s cheaper to buy VC now than it was back in 2K17, and it’s getting even cheaper this year. Yet, nobody has really noticed or even felt the difference.

What beluba is really asking, in simple terms, is: how much of a boost should someone who can’t consistently time their shot get just because they have a high-ranked badge? Keep that in mind when voting. Players who can time their shots will shoot above these percentages.

I know bro didn’t actually play these games because 2K18 is on here 😭

Okay, here’s my actual reasonable proposal for transferring VC: If you pre-order the $100 or $150 edition of the next 2K, you should be able to transfer a limited amount of VC from the previous game as a loyalty reward. These numbers are just examples to illustrate the concept:

Since we’re suggesting ideas that make no business sense, I might drop the next video: “Dear 2K, It’s Time to Pay Us to Play This Game.”

Maybe I’m stuck in the past, but I actually don’t think you should be forced to time every layup and dunk in a video game.

No one wants to admit it, but part of the reason there are so many microtransactions in the game is that a lot of people in the 2K community actually like them. They are happy to spend money to avoid hours of grinding. They see the money spent as time saved.

I hope everyone realizes Shams didn’t “leak” or ruin anything. This was all planned marketing to promote the game. Does anyone really think he just found out? 😂😂😂😂

The only time I’ve seen the 2K community unite like the EA community was during 2K17. If you’re an OG, you remember the community revolted and forced 2K to change the 2s court from losers out back to make-it, take-it. I haven’t seen people move like that since.

This might be the craziest NBA off-season ever. Never seen anything like this..

do people still use this app?