MyGM, which places you into the shoes of a team's General Manager

MyGM, which places you into the shoes of a team's General Manager, is a style worth mentioning. You call the shots for everything from roster moves, trades, ticket prices, promotion, and personnel decisions in hopes of building a successful franchise. It is a sports management simulation dream, but changes here are only skin deep. You will undergo awkwardly animated and written dialogue scenarios to manage relationships within your business --such as the way I chatted to RJ Barrett about the way he had to 2K21 MT play clarinet in order to improve his sanity stats, or became the yes-man of head coach Tom Thibodeau to keep him happy. MyGM's menus are also flooded in a means that makes it difficult to browse and get a grasp of how to spend your limited resources and time throughout the season. I have really enjoyed this mode in the past with its RPG-like sensibilities, but it is one that requires a serious revamp.

I am able to run down every other mode of play or attribute in NBA 2K21, but I'd really only be going through the laundry list of things we have seen in years past--although I do want to point to the continuing inclusion of the WNBA. It is a fantastic attribute for fans and people who want to familiarize themselves with WNBA players and teams. Where this falls short is that the WNBA is relegated to just season drama, and the inclusion of female participant creation is only featured at the upcoming next-gen versions of the game.

NBA 2K21 shows that the only basketball sim we have now has mostly stagnated. It is a complete package, for certain, but one that demonstrates little-to-no motivation to improve upon itself. That doesn't take away from Cheap MT 2K21 the powerful base that makes NBA 2K a fun and rewarding time. However, when you go through the exact same grind and the same process with only superficial modifications, you just get burnt out quicker than years before. If ball remains life, NBA 2K21 is as good a model as any to pick, but even the greatest ballers require a rest.