The NBA 2K17 MyCareer is still plagued by several bugs including the All-Star Weekend event dunk contest or 3 point contest. Though the company hasn’t made any official announcement regarding the fixes, some players have found a temporary solution to prevent the bug.
 

Some players are reporting that whenever they start NBA 2K17 MyCareer, the game mode loads, but later it causes a sudden game crash. Players say that the error “CE-34878-0” comes up after the crash. As a temporary fix, players can try reloading the MyCareer mode again. While it loads, detach your controller during the pre-game show.

 

Players suggest that you should keep the controller detached until you see a message on screen that asks you to reconnect your controller. When the message appears, players should connect their controller and press X then the down button on the D pad and then X again. The overall motive of this fix is to make the system pause the game before it crashes.

 

Many players suggest that this solution is working for them, but obviously this is not the ultimate solution. Fans are asking 2K for the fixes as it can be tiresome to always search and use workarounds. Detaching and attaching the controller doesn’t seem to be a sensible solution for such problem.

 

This is not the first time that players have reported problems with the game. Specifically with the NBA 2K17 MyCareer mode, players have already faced many problems during the last couple of weeks. While 2K Games has fixed some problems with their updates, some patches introduced more bugs in the game.

 

The NBA 2K17 MyCareer bug is bothering both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 players. On Reddit, a player said that 2K Games claims that problem comes from the console and not with the game. However, fans say that the same problem can’t occur on two platforms, so 2K Games should definitely look into this issue. So until the company finds a solution, players can use the abovementioned trick to address the bug.