@RealChillBill12@legallyb1ind Nigga it literally leads into boruto through the canon stories that already exist which is naruto gaiden. Toriyama had little to no involvement with GT. Kishimoto was involved with Boruto. Y’all not real Naruto fans fr
Tbvnks reacts to Kai Cenat debunking every allegation Reggie made, & goes off on Black people for always trying to put other Black people down 😬
“Black people love to see a ngga do good but once you do too good, we have to start throwing allegations on your name”
I completely understand 2K taking legal action to protect its intellectual property. That’s their right, and I think it’s important to acknowledge that.
But at the same time, it’s hard not to look at the situation and wonder… if a small independent team can capture the attention and excitement of hundreds of thousands of 2K fans in less than a week, what does that say about what those fans have been asking for?
To me, the most interesting part of this situation is that the Revival project seems to be competing with the idea of what 2K used to be, specifically the era represented by NBA 2K17. Instead of that excitement being a reason to look inward at the current product, the focus has shifted toward shutting down a fan-driven project.
I’m not saying 2K doesn’t have legitimate reasons to protect its IP, because they absolutely do. But I do think this situation highlights something that’s been obvious for a while…
People don’t necessarily hate 2K. They hate what they feel 2K has become.
It wasn’t always this way.
The response to the Revival project is proof that there’s still an enormous amount of love for what 2K used to represent. For many fans, NBA 2K17 represents that feeling. The gameplay, the atmosphere, the community, and the creativity that made that era so memorable.
People clearly want that feeling back. They want a basketball game that captures the spirit of NBA 2K17 instead of feeling increasingly focused on monetization, repetition, and live service systems.
At the end of the day, we can debate the legal side of the situation all day. But the message from the community is pretty simple.
We see what the people want.
@JordinMelvin3@DaRealFoopuh@Dignify2KYT Depends cause theres many cods versions. As long as they dont allow you to but micro transactions is should be fine. But its gonna be free regardless so we’ll see
@Jagaimo_NoOwari@edemracz@Banshee00419 @paulcarnap There are so many characters who have the ability to dismantle their respective anime verse in one shot but nobody wants to see that. They want a character with complexities and deeper motivation other than just one tapping everything. Mind u Aizen still hasn’t fought yet
@Jagaimo_NoOwari@edemracz@Banshee00419 @paulcarnap Then you dont understand his character then which is a literacy issue. He has a superiority complex which makes him WANT to do it. Killing him immediately is not his preferred outcome he gets no joy out of it. Destroying ichigo’s beliefs is more important to him than anything
@Jagaimo_NoOwari@edemracz@Banshee00419 @paulcarnap He literally wants to make ichigo suffer by taking everything he loves away from him which is why he tells him to keep fighting so he can dismantle him piece by piece till he loses all will to fight. How is that bad writing y’all just be saying anything