I have appreciated largely offline, although 2K MT for years. Not that I'm not good enough to win against anybody, but that the people whom I play are just the worst. Pausing using these glitches in NBA 2K, not coming close to playing basketball. It's not enjoyable winning NBA 2K! And since I began myteam, it's just gotten worse. Unlimited is pretty much unplayable up to a basketball moves, and the auction house is one of the things I've ever seen. The greed that drives NBA 2K is, even while unsurprising.

I believe that this mode gives you the ability to play as a lot of different cards and build really awesome teams to see how they play together, sort of enjoying the"what ifs" of history. However, farm and some of you guys turn it to try coins. Perhaps I am expecting too much, maybe it's more of a layout dilemma. I think NBA 2K would be fun if there were more cards available for folks to use and love, instead of everybody trying to one up each other and be worried about how much in game money they make.

Ridiculous? Yes. Toxic? No. That is how it's always been. This year prices have been higher. However, it's been easier than every other year for MT. Not to mention all the offline articles for adequate cards. Rashard Lewis for example, rarest card in the set for the card in NBA 2K. Of course the cost is going to be crazy. Unless he is in packs that are super, there's generally less than 10 from the AH. Basic supply/demand, in case you can not manage it then it is what it is.

I know supply and demand, I am saying it's poisonous because its spending money to get these cards, because a million mt for a single card is too damn far. That is a game, not really life? Like idk this like a real-life market. Children and this play with, and at a certain point, someone should realize that these prices are out of hand. The difficulty us either the cards are price fixed ( which I would consider poisonous, which is also poisonous in real life) or there's not enough supply, which at this stage in NBA 2Ks lifespan is barely acceptable. I have other things to do in my life than to grind a thousand games to make enough to purchase one card.

It is treated like one since it operates like the basketball card hobby. I agree with you with kids, especially about the gaming aspect of it. I don't know the AH is blocked in some nations but purchasing packs is not. On the players end, that is not as for the price fixing. It's allegedly these MT agent websites which farm a ton of MT to artificially increase the price of a card(s). It is only a defect in the Buy MT 2K21 system of 2K and there's nothing 2K. It is not basketball. Like I do not know sitting and fretting about shit and costs.