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2K players: What would it take for you to switch to another basketball game?

Imagine a basketball game you buy once, with new stories and updates instead of having to purchase another game every year. You still get player builds, customization, theatrics, different game modes, and your own crews.
Here’s the concept:
Active cheat detection during every game. Instead of relying only on reports, confirmed cheaters would be removed from the match and placed in “bad sport” lobbies with other confirmed cheaters. There would need to be a way to appeal mistakes.
More realistic basketball. Shooting range and consistency would reflect player ability, with deep shots balanced around how difficult they are in real basketball.
Create your own shooting motion. Think of a feature similar to face scanning, but for capturing your shot.
A fresh start each season. You create a new build and progress again within the same game.
Optional purchases. Credits could boost your chosen attributes, with clothes and other customization available to buy.
A new story each year, delivered within the existing game.
This is an early concept, and I want honest feedback from people who actually play.
What would make you try it? What would make you stay? And which of these ideas would turn you away?

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u/Relevant_War_3915 — 9 days ago

I struggle when it comes to conflict with my partner. I get the tendency to just walk away because I genuinely can’t convey how I feel without feeling inarticulate. What advice do you have to push through those feelings to still have a calm and equal conversation?

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u/Relevant_War_3915 — 1 month ago
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I Fuckin hate smartass exams

Alright so maybe its been a while since I picked up a novel. However, I can not stand, actually I fuckin hate when I am taking an exam and whoever wrote said exam uses some smart ass vocabulary. For context Im in an accelerated (4 weeks 10 chapters each week with 10 quizzes, 1 block quiz every Thursday one block exam every Monday) EMT program and yes I understand that they do things to trip you up because someones life is indeed on the line. However, if i just learned the ins and out of anatomy, medical terminology, trauma, medical, etc. Why IN THE ABSOLUTE FUCK would I know what "covert" means when talking about terrorism. You couldn't give an answer that says they wont go tell others/ do it in secret. Id be fine if I had a dictionary but fuck. My brain isn't going to be able to grasp wtf that means in the time limit to do a 100 question exam espically when the question is; Terroism is usually: like wtf Carl (idk if thats the persons name fr but if it is... FUCK YOU CARL). Then don't get me started on putting words together that damn near look the same 4 times "physiology" and "psychologically" I really thought for the whole 5 minutes and skip of the question to come back to it at the end for another 5 minutes that I had undiagnosed dyslexia.

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u/Relevant_War_3915 — 4 months ago