Pierce

I appreciate it. If you have a chance could you please take a look and let me know? My 3 pt is 84

What’s the blending and timing cue?

HUD in your animation settings

Found the guy who’s never worked in the service industry

It’s a shitty thing to accept but I don’t even think it’s the biggest problem. The biggest problem is people dropping $50 so they can buy the entire Eastside Golf collection and then doing it again the next week so they can buy the entire OVO collection 🤦‍♂️ nobody pays attention to the clothes your virtual basketball player is wearing lol

Costs 250k vc to go from 60 to 90. That’s about three seasons worth of mycareer on 12 minute quarters 😂 by the time I get to 90 overall 2k26 will be coming out and I’ll be so sick of 2k I’d never wanna play again lmao

The music after something happens makes me crazy. I love when a player comes up to the plate in a high stakes situation and his walk up music plays out and helps set the stage. More recently it seems like more along the lines of this: Player A draws a walk, song about walking plays, Player B is announced, small snippet of his walk up song is played, and that’s it. The drama effect is zapped from the moment.

It’s just a thankless position where it’s impossible to win. You have a weak matchup and score a lot? You’re selfish and need to move the ball. Moving the ball around? You’re weak minded and hurt the rest of the team because the opponent is playing tighter defense on your teammates.

To be the best you gotta beat the best. You’re honestly just psyching yourself out. If you’re hanging close to World Series you’re very good at the game and have proven you can compete on higher difficulties.

I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure legend pitch speeds and break are the same as HOF but the PCI size is considerably smaller. I play a lot of legend ranked and that’s how it feels to me.

Go into offline practice. Fastballs only. Use a low contact hitter. Sliders all the way up for fastball speed. Don’t leave until you can consistently hit it. Once you go back online, the game will feel very slow and you’ll have a much easier time reading pitches.

Honestly I just gave up on playing PG entirely. I created a 2 way SG capable of being the secondary ball handler and it’s just so much more fun… I can do my thing without the stress of making sure everyone else is happy.

If PG can’t play PG then I get to play PG with little to no expectations. If I end up playing PG I’m still going to play it to the best of my ability but it’s a much easier feeling when the primary PG is forced off-ball and the expectation for me is simply “don’t fuck up” instead of what’s normally expected of a PG.

His glove and speed are already subpar to begin with. Those things don’t get better with age. Think about Kyle Schwarber. Schwarber was always a poor outfielder but had okay enough legs early on in his career to not be a total liability. Now you can’t put him in the field at all because his legs are gone. Soto will be in the same position in a few years when he’s Schwarber’s age.

All fun and games until you go from a steady diet of 70 mph knuckleballs to 134 mph heaters from Ben Joyce

Similar for me. Towards the end of the year I was rocking 6’8 210 lb 2-guard that can play at the 3. Get high perimeter, interior, and strength along with above average shooting. Had 90 mid, 76 3, and 94 DD. DD didn’t need to be that high but it was such a fun build and by far my winningest. Always a safe build imo.

He was in a motorcycle crash sometime between summer league and the start of his rookie year and the sixers covered it as best they could.

Whatever you find most comfortable. Personally, I use yellow bat center, wedge inner, no outer, 40% transparency

Honestly you could change this to just about anyone ever who played at Villanova lol

Isn’t this thread about his 2K rating? Lol