fumanstan

I only made it about half way through the 2nd season (first full season after the terrible story). I have tons of VC but my player is currently capped in upgrades unless I do more of those off day training which kind of halted my enthusiasm a little bit.

Krayzie

I liked it better a few years ago when you could max out your guy. You're supposed to be the next super star but you get capped so you're on jr smith's level.

fumanstan

Yeah, the last version I played a few years ago let me eventually build the best player ever. I know it's not realistic, but it sure was more fun getting to that level

Red Hood

Living the Dream is the biggest piece of shit the developers have come up with. My biggest problem besides the terrible story and cutscenes is that everyone is talking about your player like the next Lebron, Kobe and Jordan combined, yet his skill set is capped to the level of Cameron Bairstow. Why? Spike Lee stole money from 2k sports with the shit he put in. I just play exhibition games with friends and have fun like that. My only other huge gripe is the damn update banner at the bottom left of the screen that always comes up when the user is already in a game. The only way to take it out is by quitting the game and going back to the stupid main screen.

DJariya

http://www.forbes.com/sites/brianmaz.../#4514f788e5a2

New custom legends roster created by this video game writer for Forbes.

He created 100+ legends including Charles Barkley.

Read the article to find out details on how to download it. NBA 2K actually promoted his article on their Facebook page.

astrochimp

Picked this up for free on PSN.

Been quite a few years since I played a 2K basketball game, back on my 360 but it seems very familiar as to how it plays.

Love all the classic teams that are in it. So happy to have the Run TMC Warriors from the 90's and the 90's Sonics. Missing the Miller Pacers though.

Had to bump it down to rookie level, but after kicking butt with that I'll bump up a level.