I went to My Player, which apparently turns on Autosave. Backed out and it took me to NBA Today for w/e reason, which uses Living Rosters loaded from the 2K Server. I back out, as all I really want is to check what changes Ramon Sessions got in the recent update (78 passing from 95 - this Insider sure works hard man). Anyway I finish editing and the game decides to autosave over my roster file. Apparently my roster was the "active" file even though 2K's roster loaded off the server.
Fortunately, I've been keeping a duplicate file just in case. I suppose I could have downloaded it from 2K Share though I've made quite a few changes the last two days.
The point is, this has happened to many other roster editors (including myself, sans backup, last year). Why can't 2K come up with a freakin interface that isn't monkey crap? I guess for the same reason they are destroying NBA Live in sales yet we won't have updated rosters online until JANUARY - a "mere" three months after the game's release.
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Woah, so since writing this, Living Rosters has overwritten my file two more times. That's a little bit ridiculous. The game downloaded LR at startup and autosaved it to "Roster 1" and then proceeded to autosave my settings, sliders, basically anything it could get it's hands on. Am I not allowed to play "My Player" anymore without automatically turning on autosave for EVERYTHING?
hi rashidi, is ffaacc ...
just in case have three roster saves ... it happened to me ... that freaking autosave in nba today and I just didnt resave the file inmediately, then I uploaded another and after a while, I proceed to my player (just like you) ... and just to see it being replace too ... fortunately, I had a 3rd one of my personal file wich i inmediately upload and resaved onto the 3 spots again ...
What's the eta for this roster, Rashidi?
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