They give out scores that are just

This is the second consecutive year that 2K didn't pick between the two titans generally regarded as the best centers around the globe  . In the past they both received 95 points in 2k23.I believe I'm eating my way through Ronnie 2K's hands right now. We're in the midst of the offseason . And with Kevin Durant pressing pause on the Brooklyn Nets' doomsday device in the last few weeks and what else are we left to talk about?


If it's Madden, NHL, FIFA, MLB the Show, or any other major sport league video game. The release of every athlete's rating generates heated debates. If you are able to publicly rate every single person in a group, it's normal to see a few crying fans, angry rivals, and sentiments of snubs.


The athletes themselves also speak about their ratings occasionally in order to increase discussion. Durant did this earlier in the week, and so did an old teammate of Klay Thompson. Both did not seem happy about their latest results to at least.It's my personal belief that game makers do this on purpose. They give out scores that are just enough controversial to stir the pot , without jeopardizing the integrity of their game. By doing this, they encourage discussion about their latest game, hoping that more people purchase it.


That's why I feel like I'm doing exactly as the folks over the at NBA 2K want right now. But again, what else can we talk about? Whatever their motivations however, the NBA 2K team launched its latest game with their player ratings this week--including everyone on Brooklyn's 2022-23 roster. Likely, a couple of their player ratings seemed to  be a little off-base, or even disrespectful.