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    Kally Ninnette
    Dec 31, 2021

    The path to success is organized, but it's general detail

    in General Discussions

    The inclusion of four factions available to select among and play against is a nice touch however, it never goes beyond the initial choice to pick one in the first place which leaves the MyPark/Neighbourhood experience remaining largely unchanged. The new MyCareer mode is the biggest upgrade to NBA 2K22 as your player, also known as MP (which is, if you believe in it is a slang term for "My" Player') builds an NBA career and brand empire.


    The path to success is organized, but it's general detail and diversity that draws the newcomers into. Your version of MP will align closely with longtime friend and brand manager Ricky, as you select agents, navigate social scandals on the internet, and expand your MyCareer beyond the court , and in the game of basketball. You want to be a fashion expert? You got it. Are you looking to follow in the footsteps of "Dame Dolla'" and kick off the rap industry?


    It's all here in NBA 2K22. While these activities do not usually surpass a few chase scenes and silly cutscenes but it's a great addition because a lot of the dialogues and decisions touch on life outside of the NBA and what is it to be more than just an athlete.


    But a famous person with more penalties for your actions. You don't have to be involved in any of this, as you're free to rip across match after game in search of more stats as you increase your MP, but I do appreciate the sense of depth, diversity and scope.



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