This phrase refers to a specific modification or customization within a basketball simulation video game. It involves altering the visual presentation of advertising boards, typically located around the court perimeter. These boards, known as “dornas” in the gaming community, display graphical content that is changed or replaced through a process called “shajuota,” which is Lithuanian for swapping or changing. This process modifies the in-game advertising displayed during gameplay.
The capability to modify these in-game elements allows for increased personalization and often enhances the realism of the simulated environment. Historically, such modifications have provided players with the ability to introduce custom branding, promotional material, or even simply improve the aesthetic appearance of the game environment, thus affecting the overall player experience. This kind of customization is a demonstration of the level of control users can exert over the virtual world.
