NBA 2K25 Bug Has Players Competing With Clones of Their Own MyPlayer
NBA 2K25 players are encountering a somewhat hilarious but very frustrating bug that sees their own MyPlayer character cloned and competing against or alongside them.
The annualized basketball game is already available to most under the "Early Tip-Off" banner, a somewhat bizarre faux early access period available to anyone who buys the game digitally or physically at "participating retailers", with only some retailers and Nintendo Switch players unable to play until September 6, 2024.
Players are therefore encountering unusual bugs like the character clones and sharing them online. And while facing off against another version of the heroic protagonist is somewhat of a video game cliche, it's definitely not intentional in NBA 2K25.
"Playing my first MyCareer game. Anyone get this glitch?" asked New-Tutor-8702 on Reddit, who posted a photo of his Chicago Bulls player and his identical twin. "My MP has duplicated and is playing on court at the same time as me," said Honest_Database_1550, who encountered the same issue on the Los Angeles Clippers.
A representative of NBA 2K25 did respond to this post, however, saying the team was "looking into this," though no specifics regarding a fix were shared. It's also unclear if whatever fix that comes will address all variations of the clone bug.
Putting the others to shame, SinStealer posted a photo of his Philadelphia 76ers MyPlayer cloned not just once but twice, meaning three out of the five players on the floor were mirror images of himself.
Other fans are having fun with it, of course, with one posting a monologue as if from a basketball documentary akin to The Last Dance. "He was crazy. It’s like he was all over the court. He was in front of me, I passed the ball and he was in front of that guy too," they said.
Some clones are even stealing stats, with players reporting their own numbers being divided between them all. If a player had two clones and scored 12 points, for example, they'd only be credited for four at the end of
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