The most rewarding part of 2K21 MT is in the MyCareer path, and the exact same holds true for this year's game. You make a player, spec out them for a position, and build them farther by focusing in certain basketball skills and stats. By way of example, I built my guy to be a point guard that can thread the needle when dishing aids, but one who can also easily finish with driving layups or midsize jumpers.

Once you've settled on your own template and stat abilities, you go through a new yet familiar story of becoming a young, upcoming player leading into the NBA draft. Famous actors like Michael K. Williams, Djimon Hounsou, and Jesse Williams play roles on your cinematic-style narrative and deliver powerful performances. But while a few dramatic or critical moments draw you in for just a beat, it does not really add up to much or sensibly connect to a narrative front. There is a cheesy romantic subplot, petty player drama, a thread on your dad who apparently passed off but shows up in flashbacks (he's played with Jesse Williams and doesn't look a day older than a own player, so which was confusing), along with a somewhat dishonest family friend who can become your agent. Really, it's fancy set-dressing to usher you in the entire roster of MyCareer activities.

Like past iterations, the level of depth that goes to creating your participant remains the strongest hook--this involves working your way into the starting lineup as an NBA player as you play seasons, gaining endorsements, getting swagged out in new clothing and sneakers, and playing in competitive pickup matches on line.

Here, NBA 2K21 flexes among its larger changes together with The Neighborhood, now based about a Southern California shore. It is a refreshing change of scenery and a much more pleasant backdrop for this hub world where pick-up 3-on-3s and half-court 2-on-2s take place, and various facilities and shops are propped up. The functional purpose remains the same, but if anything, the new design makes it harder to get to shops and amenities since they are placed on the streets contrary of their courts, rather than the outskirts enclosing the courts such as in prior iterations.NBA 2K20 MyTeam Flash Bundle 4 Features Pink Diamond Giannis Eligible as Stage Guard

The Milwaukee Bucks' Greek Freak continues to show his dominance at the league in pretty much all areas of the court. In honor of this, he's part of the newest NBA 2K20 MyTeam Flash Pack 4 with a card that makes him qualified as a point guard. Giannis is joined by lots of other celebrities in the packs including Galaxy Opal Andrei Kirilenko. Here are all of the most recent details. The Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo stands 6-foot-11 and can intimidate most guards hoping to push down the street. Now gamers can use him not just as a power forward but a point guard with his new card in the NBA 2K20 MyTeam Flash Pack 4. It's a Pink Diamond with a 98 total rating for the Bucks celebrity. Not a bad thing at all for the man who captained Team Giannis at the 2020 All-Star Game. The packs also contain other top-rated cards such as a brand new Andrei Kirilenko Galaxy Opal which comprises a Hall of Fame Clamps Badge. There's also a Pink Diamond John Wall and Diamond Zydrunas Ilgauskas accessible as seen in Cheap 2K MT the promotional video that MyTeam tweeted on Friday.