The greatest flaw of "NBA 2K22" is how unrealistic

The greatest flaw of "NBA 2K22" NBA 2K22 MT is how unrealistic and boring its gameplay is. Loading into an offline game shows the flaws of the non-player-controlled (NPC) teammates and rivals. Over the course of the exhibition, a gamer can observe these NPCs running over the line for no reason, decide to shoot out of bounds and make very poor basketball choices. The ability of computer-controlled players was once an advantage of the series, but there hasn't really been any improvements in this category since the first half of the decade.

The absence of attention to this fundamental feature has come alongside the rise of "MyTeam" and "MyCareer," two game modes of "NBA 2K22" that give the player an advantage only attainable if they use more real money to make their team or player stronger. The two game modes are the most played, and it is hard to compete without spending more money.

The game's biggest moneymaker, "MyTeam," is nearly identical to the first two installments. The game's gameplay revolves around purchasing"card packs" of basketball players "card pack" that contains basketball players concealed (players purchase the "card pack" in the hope of finding one of the best players, such as Michael Jordan or Lebron James. This is simply gambling and is a demeaning act to the people who have already purchased $70 in the initial price of the game.

"MyCareer," or "MyCareer" mode lets NBA 2K MT Coins players to make their own custom basketball player who goes through a journey in order to be an NBA star. There was no effort to create a unique or intriguing story. The story is about a social media star having three options for their basketball careers.