I'd have loved to find some type of championship or league-setup

I think the NBA 2K21 MT majority can attest, the gameplay appears to be markedly improved according to what we experienced at the demonstration. With questions about that part of the release marginally answered, the next inquiries are linked to the attributes. I've been plugged into the pre-release advice as you can, and I have put together a brief set of expectations each user needs to have for each one the 2K manners.

This year, your character's name is Junior, and he is the son of a former NBA player. You start in high school and can play for one of 10 licensed schools prior to attaining the NBA. I would hope to see a departure or at least a separation of this narrative from the routine MyPlayer grind, but it appears we're sticking with the same formula.

The Neighborhood is now called 2K Beach, so cosmetically, it'll look a whole lot different. Beyond this, I wouldn't expect any significant differences besides maybe a few new sponsors for the same sorts of events that were in NBA 2K20. This is not horrible considering NBA 2K20's Neighborhood was likely the best-functioning iteration of the concept yet. This has become the lifeblood of this mode, much to my chagrin, however you may not the overall impact and genius behind the concept. I still sometimes marvel at the hoops world 2K has established along with their imprint on the culture through the neighborhood.

I'd have loved to find some type of championship or league-setup functionality, but that wasn't discussed before release. Those who also enjoy the internet team-up competitive scene will still reside here. If you looked at all of the modes across the board and tried to gauge which one will observe the many Buy NBA 2K21 MT Coins noticeable improvements, I'd expect it to be MyTeam.