NBA 2K17 Patch 1.05 Coming Soon, Fixes Roster Update Issue, Pro-Am & More

[akathejoker]

Quote: Originally Posted by Queannn

A 75 rated 3 point shooter should not shoot 4/10 on a consistent basis.

Right. Only elite tier shooters shoot 40+% from 3 for the season. So NO, 75 rated 3 point shooters should not being shooting higher then that at all. 90+ rated shooters should. Quit dumbing down the game with your complaints and play on an easier difficulty if you want more shots to go in cause some of us want sim, not arcade.

[akathejoker]

Quote: Originally Posted by akathejoker

Right. Only elite tier shooters shoot 40+% from 3 for the season. So NO, 75 rated 3 point shooters should not being shooting higher then that at all. 90+ rated shooters should. Quit dumbing down the game with your complaints and play on an easier difficulty if you want more shots to go in cause some of us want sim, not arcade.

I was agreeing with your comment above Btw haha, kinda yelling at the other dude

[Raisnets]

Did you create a second account to agree with yourself?

[DreamAgain]

Quote: Originally Posted by rwntrl

Just a couple of questions: 1. Who decides on when to really release a patch? 2K or Sony/Steam/Microsoft? 2. Another thread said the patch was already in QA, right? How long is that process?

Steam decides nothing. PC's are much more flexible. You update your game whenever you want and people can download the patch whenever you want. The fact that patches almost always come out last on PC is because either A. It's the last platform they test before releasing the patch to the public or B. They want patches to come out first on other platforms for various (usually money related) reasons. It's probably a combo of both.


MS/Sony are different, you must submit the patch to them and the test it to see it doesn't break the game/system then release it once it is approved. Patches used to be released on certain days but nowadays I'm pretty sure a patch can come out at any time once they approve it.

[BA2929]

Quote: Originally Posted by ch46647

Wish they would post patch notes prior to releasing the patch. I need something to give me some hope that I can enjoy 2K17

They don't do this because it's possible Sony or Microsoft takes something out of a patch that they put in. So they don't release patches until it releases to make sure everything gets in. Or else people will rage that 2k "promised" something would get fixed and it didn't make the final patch for whatever reason.

I honestly don't remember a game that released patch notes before the patch is available for download, but I'm sure someone has an example just for these types of debates.

[abuC]

Quote: Originally Posted by Raisnets

What type of looks are we talking about? Wide open with no one closing out?

Wide open the best they should do is 4/10, and by wide open I mean no contest and no closeout. If the shot is contested the percentage should be cut in half.


I've seen Glass Cleaners go 3/4 on wide open looks, they have 60 something three ratings. You shouldn't have to account for glass cleaners on the outside, but as it stands you actually do.

[nuckles2k2]

Quote: Originally Posted by BA2929

They don't do this because it's possible Sony or Microsoft takes something out of a patch that they put in. So they don't release patches until it releases to make sure everything gets in. Or else people will rage that 2k "promised" something would get fixed and it didn't make the final patch for whatever reason. I honestly don't remember a game that released patch notes before the patch is available for download, but I'm sure someone has an example just for these types of debates.

Never heard of MS or Sony going into the proprietary code & "removing" something. Not saying it couldn't happen, just never heard of that.

I thought they would just outright reject the patch. Like if an app is rejected from an app store, it's up to the developers to make the corrections, Apple/Google won't go into your code & remove things.

[robertjkeeton1978]

All I want is the rosters updated!!!