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I missed posting a bulletin over the weekend, but the Xbox One version of NBA 2K17 has now received Patch 1.04. As always, the update will come through automatically as long as your console is connected to the Internet.

The Xbox One patch contains the same fixes as the updates for the PC and PlayStation 4 versions of NBA 2K17, mainly addressing some situational bugs. If you need a refresher on the notes for Patch 1.04, you can check them out below, as well as here in the NLSC Wiki.

If you have any impressions of Patch 1.04 that you’d like to share, feel free to do so in the comments section below, as well as in this thread in the NBA 2K17 section of the Forum. We also invite you to post any bug reports here, and general feedback on gameplay and game modes here. Additionally, we’ll be opening up our official NBA 2K18 Wishlist thread very soon, so stay tuned.

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As it turns out, we didn’t have to wait very long to see Patch 1.04 come through for the PC version of NBA 2K17. The patch is now available, and will be downloaded automatically through Steam, as long as your PC is connected to the Internet.

The PC patch is only 69 MB in size, compared to the 7 GB update that was pushed through on PlayStation 4. However, according to the release notes posted on Steam, it contains all of the same fixes as the PS4 patch. It doesn’t appear that any PC-specific fixes have been made in the latest update.

There’s still no concrete release date for the Xbox One patch, but it is expected to be pushed through soon. Referring back to Patch 1.03 for NBA 2K17, the X1 patch came through about a week after the PS4 version received the update, so with any luck, it won’t be too much longer this time either. As we’ve noted before, it all comes down to Microsoft’s approval process.

If you’d like to share any impressions of Patch 1.04 on PC or PlayStation 4, feel free to post them in the comments section below, as well as in this thread in the NBA 2K17 section of the Forum. Don’t forget that we also have a Bug Reports thread, as well as a thread for general feedback.

A new patch (1.04) has come through for the PlayStation 4 version of NBA 2K17, and will be downloaded automatically as long as your console is connected to the Internet. As with the previous patch, the latest title update weighs in at around 7 GB in size.

At present, there’s no ETA on the PC and Xbox One patches, except to say that they’ll be out “soon”. However, if the release of Patch 1.03 is anything to go by, we can probably expect Patch 1.04 to come through for PC and Xbox One in about a week or so. We’ll be sure to post further bulletins once those updates are pushed through.

Please see below for a full list of patch notes. As always, feel free to share your impressions in the comments section below, as well as in this thread in the NBA 2K17 section of the Forum. You can also find a breakdown of the official patches for NBA 2K17 here in the NLSC Wiki.

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Episode #179 of the NLSC Podcast is out now! Join Arcane and I as we discuss our past week in basketball gaming, a few NBA 2K17 news stories, and a couple of recent events in the NBA.

On this week’s show…

• Patch 1.03 has now been released for the PC and Xbox One versions of NBA 2K17. Further tweaks are also forthcoming.
• Our modding community continues to do some fantastic work, as 3D editing has come to this year’s game.
• It’s been brought to our attention that in order to upgrade your MyPLAYER beyond 95 Overall, you need to level up your reputation in MyPARK. We’re not too thrilled to hear that.
• In Our Week in Basketball Gaming: 2K Pro-Am has actually been fun! Also, some of our recent achievements in MyCAREER.
• Bad news for first overall pick Ben Simmons, as he’ll be out for some time after fracturing his foot before his rookie season has even begun.
• We wrap up Episode #179 of the NLSC Podcast with a nice story about David Blatt.

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Have some thoughts on the latest episode? Sound off in the comments below, or here in the Forum. Also, if there’s a topic you’d like us to discuss on the next episode of the NLSC Podcast, feel free to hit us up in this thread.

The wait is over, as the PC version of NBA 2K17 has finally received Patch 1.03. Although 2K Sports is yet to acknowledge the patch’s release on the game’s official social media, it should come through automatically when you log into Steam, and the game’s update history displays a list of the patch notes.

Interestingly, the PC patch is only around 560 MB in size, but at a glance, all of the key fixes and additions are included. Having fired up NBA 2K17 to check, I can at least confirm that substitutions made during a timeout now apply immediately instead of having to wait until the next dead ball.

Once you’ve downloaded the patch and played some games with it, feel free to share your impressions in the comments below, as well as in this thread in the NBA 2K17 section of the Forum.

Patch 1.03 is now available for the Xbox One version of NBA 2K17. As usual, it will come through automatically as long as your console is connected to the Internet. The patch addresses various issues game-wide, from gameplay quirks to bugs in MyCAREER and MyGM. If you’d like a full rundown of all the fixes in Patch 1.03, please see our previous bulletin.

Unfortunately, there’s no word yet on when the PC version of NBA 2K17 will receive the new patch. It seems unlikely that the PC version will be left out in the cold, so until such time as we hear otherwise, it’s safe to assume that the patch will be coming through on Steam eventually.

In the meantime, if you’d like to share any impressions of the patch on Xbox One or PlayStation 4, feel free to join in the discussion in this thread in the NBA 2K17 section of the Forum, or leave a comment below.

A new patch (1.03) has come through for the PlayStation 4 version of NBA 2K17. It’s around 7 GB in size, and will download automatically as long as your console is connected to the Internet. 2K has indicated that the Xbox One patch will be coming “soon”, while there is no word on the PC patch as yet.

The patch includes some cosmetic updates such as new courts for the New York Knicks and Milwaukee Bucks, anniversary patches and other fixes for a few jerseys, and resolves an issue with the ’92 Dream Team pre-order DLC. It also tweaks the frequency of lob passes, resolves an issue with substitutions during timeouts, and makes several other small fixes and adjustments game-wide.

In terms of NBA 2K17’s modes, patch 1.03 addresses various issues including injuries in MyCAREER carrying over to MyPARK and 2K Pro-Am, an inability to veto rule changes in MyGM, overlapping practice sessions and games in MyCAREER, and problems with Draft Classes in MyLEAGUE Online, to name but a few.

Please see below for the full list of patch notes. What are your impressions of NBA 2K17, post-patch 1.03? Are you experiencing any issues? Sound off in the comments below as well as in this thread, and don’t forget that we’re compiling a list of bugs here.

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