2K on PC still has no Anti-Cheat Confirmed ;-;

Lol its only been one day and the steam reviews are as follows


14.6 hrs on record
POSTED: 11 SEPTEMBER
Do not buy this game! She's only been out for a week and there are already cheaters on it. If you played 2k18 and noticed cheaters..... guess what they all came over to 2k19. What an embarrassment that a $60 AAA title ships AGAIN with no anti cheat. Just one dudes opinion, take it for what it's worth

188 people found this review helpful
4 people found this review funny


45.2 hrs on record
POSTED: 11 SEPTEMBER
As much as I would like it to give it a Thumbs Up review.

I can't.

Game still do not have any anti-hacker/anti-cheater system which is a must for an online competitive game like this. So Expect cheaters/hackers on its online modes.

For those who are planning to buy and play online.

You have been warned!

98 people found this review helpful


9.6 hrs on record
POSTED: 11 SEPTEMBER
I shouldn't sleep while playing...

Dam it ! I can't refund!

The first game I wanna get it refunded!

39 people found this review helpful
19 people found this review funny


3.2 Hrs on record
POSTED: 11 SEPTEMBER
Where to start with this piece.......... (TLDR: Stay Away)

Microtransactions are still there, and the company is begging EU players to ask legislation to keep them.

The player control feels like you're playing super monkey ball sometimes or a boat (sometimes unable to make tight turns or stay on D).

The park on release day was sparsely populated and to top it all off there is no anti-cheat software what-so-ever.

Every video on YouTube before the game released had nothing bad to say about it and the reviews were blocked on steam until today. I’ve bought every NBA since 2k12 but will not again. I mistakenly bought the game because it honestly looked good on Chris Smoove’s playthrough. Save your cash because I feel for anyone who wasn't able to get a refund.

Consider this, and consider the source, me. I am the creator of the Madden Challenge, I'm the Grandfather of eSports.

When there's a contest like this $2590K thing played mostly online, there is no way to stop the ultimate cheating - having someone else play for you. There's no way to verify who is actually holding the controller, playing the game. It could be done with streaming, watching the people play via camera to make sure the right person is actually playing. However, that won't get done.

Money tournaments, from start to finish, belong in live venues or done with officials watching each player.

Consider this, and consider the source, me. I am the creator of the Madden Challenge, I'm the Grandfather of eSports.

When there's a contest like this $2590K thing played mostly online, there is no way to stop the ultimate cheating - having someone else play for you. There's no way to verify who is actually holding the controller, playing the game. It could be done with streaming, watching the people play via camera to make sure the right person is actually playing. However, that won't get done.

Money tournaments, from start to finish, belong in live venues or done with officials watching each player.

Yeah the issue at hand is not what you mentioned. Honestly that would be the last thing that concerned me.

I switched to console version for sole reason of not having to deal with people who just fire up Cheat Engine and go to town, maxing out their stats, badges or doing this bullshit:



Oh and crashing PC's MyTeam market by circumventing starting bid caps. You could literally sell cards for tens of millions with buy now price.

To be blunt it just sucks and is dissapointing