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Being deeply involved in their stories which led up 2K MT to their professional careers and reflecting on their legacy. This is something that the industries of television and film have long been aware of It's about time that the industry of games provided these stories with the same level of attention and focus as last year's platinum-plated basketball 2K22 PS5.

Assuming a standalone MyCareer could fix the current problems of a flurry of microtransactions, and an unpolished, rushed appearance, there are several ways it can be developed. It is possible for users to create a custom account just like they do through MyCareer. However, more effort could be put into developing the character's personality.

The MyCareer protagonists of the past, they have been anything from nondescript to annoying in many cases. A MyCareer-specific game would additionally highlight the trials and tribulations professional athletes go through including getting injured, tradedor confronting a sudden increase in fame and visibility.

It is true that these are problems they MyCareer campaigns have dealt with before, but they do not stay on these issues for very time, evidently eager to move on to more lighthearted and flippant elements of the professional basketball fantasy.

NBA 2K21 was offered for no cost on the Epic Games store last year and it's not uncommon for the newest NBA 2K games to see huge price drops days or weeks after the release. That's not even speaking of their value a year later after the release date as they become obsolete due to the release of a successor.

The release schedule that is NBA 2K23 MT annually scheduled with the few changes that occur between releases is wasteful, and a standalone MyCareer or even the NBA 2K game that focuses exclusively on MyCareer would help to solve the issue. 2K Games could work on this MyCareer game for a few years rather than just one.