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NBA 2K21 has launched to mixed reviews from the community. While some appreciate the dev’s efforts to create a skill gap by tweaking the shot meter, others find this game to be simply be NBA 2K20 with aesthetic changes. Needless to say, the shot meter itself is a controversial issue. Ronnie 2K initially said they won’t be patching it, but then they released a patch that switched it up a bit.

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One of the biggest issues has been players not being able to avail their pre-order rewards. 2K incentivized fans into buying the game by offering various add-ons, including 100,000 VC. While many fans have expressed confusion over whether next gen pre-order bonuses apply to current gen consoles, the issue seems to be plaguing everyone.

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2K has addressed the issue multiple times in the days since the launch. They first addressed issues specific to players on Xbox. Eventually, they issued a tweet saying that they have received a lot of tickets and require patience from their customers. Yikes!

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NBA 2K21: Fan outrage?

Fans have flooded Twitter with concerns regarding the game’s bonus content and when it will be made available to them. Considering the massive scale of micro-transactions in modern AAA titles, these in-game bonuses can mean a lot to players that look for a boost on their progress. Considering the different financial backgrounds of each customer, it could a massive loss for many people.

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While this is an issue that should be resolved soon, there is no telling how 2K fixes this.

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Ishaan Bhattacharya

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Ishaan Bhattacharya is an NBA, NCAA Basketball, and Combat Sports writer at EssentiallySports. Currently, Ishaan is pursuing a Post Graduate Degree in Journalism from Xavier's Institute of Communication. Previously, Ishaan has written for The Indian Express, The Quint, Sportskeeda, and WrestleClub. Ishaan has a keen interest in theatre and films, and has dabbled in the art, winning several awards for his scripts over the years. He has written for popular YouTube channels such as The Wrestling Hub and WhatCulture. Now, Ishaan also heads the site's NCAA Basketball division.

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