>>9338616Look at this fucking bitch asking me to go into more detail and then trying to ridicule me for it with an inb4
>>9338522>They cleaned up a lot of 2k22's messesAbsolutely. Here's a pic of my 2k22 hours on Steam btw.
The most noticeable and universal change between the PC versions of 2k22 and 2k23 is
>load timesIn 2K22 Universe mode, I swear to fucking god it would take like 10 minutes to load a single match sometimes, or to load the start of a custom show and this was with a top of the line SSD. 2K23 loads like a game that was optimized for consoles that have SSDs so thankfully it doesn't have that weird, last-gen jankiness the 2k22 had performance wise. Next
>Custom Shows workIn 2k22 in Universe, you couldn't set a custom arena randomly after one of the DLC patches. This was never fixed to my knowledge. But every time you changed the arena in the show/universe, it would default back to the 2019 RAW Arena. You might think this is something minor but if you're running a Universe mode to simulate your own wrestling fed (or another like Impact, NJPW, whatever), it pretty much makes it impossible. This is fixed thankfully.
>deletion utility hijinksIn 2K22 on PC, trying to delete shit once you got near your image cap (which was also too low), would take for fucking ever. I think this also had to do with the SSD issues, I have no idea, but deleting a single image/CAW would take 5/10 minutes. Not only that, but even changing pages on the menu could take 1-2 minutes in itself. It was like pulling teeth trying to manage your CAWs and files because of that.
I think they've fixed this. It's fast as fuck but I'll have to get back once I'm closer to the cap.
>>9338556I prefer it to the chain wrestling system in 2k19 and previous, straight up. It was way too spammy in 2k22 but the combo system fits way better with the overall slowdown/more sim feel than it has any business doing. I legitimately think it's a net positive now that it's more refined.
