Players fight for game ratings in NBA 2K

I must mention that 2K is talented in making money and can be called a genius.

 As the start of the new season is getting closer and closer, NBA2K's marketing director Ronnie recently visited ESPN and exposed some secret news about player ratings, which captured a lot of traffic and attention for a while.

With a serious look, he said: Someone had sneaked me some beautiful shoes, someone had given me some other things. But I'm telling you guys, here's the thing - stop sending me stuff. If you want better 2K ratings, play better.

The implication is that some players want to increase their overall rating in the game by bribing them.

In this regard, some netizens retorted sharply: As far as gifts are concerned, the player's ball quotient must be good, so Ronnie, you don't plan to add points to his ball quotient?

Although it is just a stat value in a mere game, most NBA players are incredibly obsessed with it.

Take the Golden State Warriors' Buddha Thompson, for example. He immediately ranted against the "bribery theory": Did you interview this clown (Ronnie)? I thought you meant only reporting on the best athletes in the world, not interviewing a guy making sales...do a little ESPN!!

Lord Buddha's resentment against Ronnie mainly comes from the 83 points in 2K23, which is the same as the Nets' Simmons and 1 point lower than the Heat's Herro.

At the beginning of the NBA 2K23 score announcement, Tang Shen was full of firepower and posted his three-point hits on social media and scolded him twice in a row, completely missing the appearance of Buddhism.

"NBA2K is just a bunch of...", "Better respect my name, you idiots...".

Those with high scores are dissatisfied with their scores, which is better than Durant, who has complained several times. But it may be because of being a 2K spokesperson, Adu's complaints are very elegant: my ability value should not be 96, and 99 is the reward for "doing everything perfectly" for me.

Matthews is undoubtedly the one with the deepest obsession with ability values.

It happened on the day of Harrison Barnes's wedding in 2017. At that time, many NBA stars, Barnes invited Ronnie by chance, and the NBA ability value of 2K was announced.

Therefore, people who should have attended the wedding well focused on "Matthews shouldn't have only 78 points".

Matthews was very unhappy with his score, but what is interesting is that instead of complaining directly to Ronnie, he launched a Tang Sanzang-style bombing next to head coach Carlisle. The microphone was handed over to Ronnie: Would you like to host it? By the way, explain why Matthews only has 78 points.

I feel sorry for Barnes's wife. After all, that day was meaningful to her, but it ruined the 2K score of the big men!