The City builds on The Neighborhood gameplay mode that's been a part of this franchise over the last couple of year

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The City builds on The Neighborhood gameplay mode that's been a part of this franchise over the last couple of years. When you visit The City, you'll begin in"Rookieville." It is exactly what it sounds like: a tutorial region where you'll need to complete several tasks before the remainder of the internet world opens to you. As Soon as You're out of Rookieville, then you'll pick one of four Affiliations to join: North, South, East and West. Every faction requires a different borough of The City their home and has its own mayor.

Visual Concepts will handpick the game's first mayors from the NBA2K community to serve a first term. Afterward, each Affiliation will vote for their representative through an in-game poll -- in case you have not had your fill of elections in the last week. Each term lasts six weeks, and as a mayor, you are going to have the capacity to specify your faction's visual identity. Visual Concepts allows mayors to customize their Affiliation's uniforms, court designs and more.

As you learn more about the hub, you will discover basketball hoops attached to the side of some buildings. Here you'll have the ability to challenge other players to games of HORSE and half-court games that feature up to six players complete. On the way, you will also stumble upon NPCs who will give you quests to finish. Like their counterparts in virtually every other MMO, they'll have an exclamation mark over their heads to allow you to know they've got an assignment for you to complete. Naturally, there are also in-game shops across the planet where you are able to customize your character's look.

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