What Time Are NBA 2K17 Servers Going Live?

The wait is finally over! After months of anticipation, the highly-anticipated NBA 2K17 servers are set to go live in a few hours or days. The patch, which weighs in at 7.523 GB on the PS4, promises to bring several exciting changes and fixes to the game.

Since its last in-person event - the 2019 NBA 2K League Finals in New York City - the league's production team has pioneered remote-production workflows that enabled NBA 2K League online play throughout the pandemic. For the first time in more than two years, NBA 2K League returns to live in-person gameplay with today's start of the 2021 Playoffs at the Mavs Gaming Hub in Dallas.

According to Mike Wang, a gameplay designer at 2K Sports, players with good shoot-off dribble ratings are expected to be affected the least. He revealed that shot creators would actually like the NBA 2K17 1.07 patch, and making legit RS dribble moves will not be affected.

The update also brings several changes to the game's mechanics, including over-dribbling, which means a Left Stick that runs around, through left or right-ing, zigzagging back and forth. In addition, the ball possession will shift to the opposition for two- and three-pointers instead of having the ball back during a field goal in 2s pickup.

Another significant change brought by the NBA 2K17 1.07 patch is the occurrence of prior +1 stamina boosts during practice on free throws. Wang also announced that over-dribbling before making shots will have a noticeable drop in terms of field goal percentages.

The NBA 2K17 1.07 patch is expected to be posted on their respective servers for the next few hours or days, with an official release date yet to be announced for Xbox One, last-gen consoles, and PC. With these exciting changes coming soon, fans are eager to dive back into the world of NBA 2K17. Stay tuned for more updates!

What time are nba 2k17 servers going live