Four new historical players added to classic/All-Time teams

[Andrew]

The latest official roster update adds Chris Bosh, Jason Terry, Jameer Nelson, and Tony Allen to their appropriate All-Time and classic teams.









Good to see them back in the game. Ironically, it's been the more recent players and retirees that have been missing from the retro content, making recent classic teams thinner compared to older ones. Manu Ginobili is a noteworthy name that has yet to be licensed again, and he's conspicuous by his absence on the 2005 and 2014 Spurs. Lamar Odom is back in the game in MyTEAM, but he doesn't appear on any classic or All-Time teams. If nothing else, he should be on the All-Time Clippers.

[Dee4Three]

Instead of adding players (who should have already been on those teams), it would be nice if they actually fixed all the inaccuracies with the teams and players they already have for retro.

A lot of copy and paste jobs, rushed ratings and tendencies, etc. They changed the animations for some of the signature numbers, but didnt go back and assign correct ones to the retro teams. A lot of players have incredibly inaccurate shooting forms because of it. Mainly because they just imported the signature numbers for those players from 2K19 to 2K20.

[sticky-fingers]

PLaybooks are also awful. '94 Shaq waiting for 3 in the corner....
And clearly, some faces were done for 2K15 (or 14 NG) and converted and messed by 2K (W.Perdue is one of the best example)