I've got nothing but nice things to say about 2K and this years release of NBA 2K.. I mostly disagree with the negative criticism about gameplay which I think is top notch.
But there's one area I agree they don't pay as much attention to. Their sneakers. I'm not going to jump in and say fix the shoe models, I know it's far too late for that, (maybe next year?) and I won't get into the fact that there are truly limited options of materials, and most materials don't even look like what their name is..
This topic is about the lack of attention to detail on the colorway formulas of each respective shoe. A lot, if not most, of the shoes have incorrect formulas and/or linked materials/objects on the shoe that ruin the whole creation experience. I know this thread is not for everyone, so before you jump in and say "they have bigger things to worry about", please realize that there are people who play the game and actually care about this.
Some examples:
Air Jordan 1

Jordan 1 Black Toe. These are original Jordans which have been following the same colorway since the 80's. The overlay is forced together, and so is the swoosh logo and the Jordan logo on the outside collar.. And they shouldn't be linked. Otherwise we can't recreate a majority of the sneakers.
Nike KD7

Midnight Navy KD7. The back part where it says Zoom shouldn't be linked with the midsole. All of the recent releases are following this same formula. The sneakers look completely different when this can't be done.
Air Jordan 6

Can't remake the Carmine's and can't make another original shoe from the 90s. The midsole color selection is completely linked together and doesn't let you recreate almost any of the shoes.
I don't know if it's impossible from a technical standpoint, but I think we deserve an explanation or something. Or did I miss the memo? We shouldn't be having this problem on new-gen versions 2 years in a row.
There are more shoes than just the examples I posted, I'm sure there are a few members here who agree that this issue should be fixed.