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NBA 2K games. Terrible loot system that never gives you good stuff until it enters endgame near the end of the year. Then they turn off the servers a few months later and force you to buy next year's game that has the same graphics and a slightly tweaked playing mechanics.
But I honestly personally spent quite literally hundreds of hours on that series. Mainly cause I'm a huge NBA fan and I love building out custom teams and there's not much competition in realistic basketball simulators at the moment.
Yeah I'm with you on those games. I want to like them, but I always feel like I've invested way too much time for way too little progress that eventually i give up. Then I try again a year or two later lol
Yea, I eventually just resorted to playing the offline modes. It's much more fun than the rat race that is myteam