When the most expensive and desirable cards at NBA 2K21 like LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony and Chris Bosh can not shoot 3's because of a wonky base, it to alter their base or resolve the base. This was lazy and stupid. Who understands what"Wall Up" means? What about"Pass And Screen Off"? What about the Defensive Settings? The community has figured out a good deal of these items, but there's no explanation or tutorial display for the NBA 2K21 MT Coins myriad of in-game options which make a difference to gameplay. And experimentation with certain things, doesn't yield the same results if the players are altered or the plays, or the opponent's gameplan etc.. It is hard to experiment with that many variables and even the constants may fluctuate.

There's no reason these should not"stick" for online play as they do for offline. In offline play if you take the Coach Adjustments off it stays off. It does not do so for online. You have to pause and eliminate it every match annoying your opponent and consuming among the pauses that are valuable. Another configurations that do NOT stick even in offline, should. If every match the Defensive Settings default to 2K's defaultoption, why can not it default to exactly what I shifted until I change it, or until I"reset defaults"? I should not have to enter Defensive Settings every single game and change on-ball = tight, off ball = tight, on-ball display = go over, Help Defense slider set to 0. On exactly what I set can not the other settings, the camera stays?

It time wasted for my opponent and myself. There were 91 final year. The entire player cards moved from 1,861 into 1,945 so whereas the cards shifted showed a 4% growth, the tiered card showed a 208 percent increase. That is unbalanced. This 281 opals signify 229 different players with opals (so 52 players needed multiple opals) and include cards which evo to opal but not those who DD to opal. We've ended up with 22 GOAT cards (efficiently graded 100 as opposed to 99 for opals)

In addition to restricting the Opals and GOATs to cards that really deserve them in actual life, they also will need to revamp the tiering system to better distance the cards out so there aren't 281 jammed to the exact same tier, with little to differentiate them other than a Sherlock Holmes level of research into their stats/badges. This tiering system makes it possible for the very same tiers to be spread over 100 rankings as opposed to the 33 now in operation (68-99) therefore there's that much variant to play with to properly evaluate cards.

I'd also suggest attributes inform ratings, but additionally badges. So the badges could be weighted by their position (Bronze, Gold, Silver, HOF) and added into the total score of the attributes to determine final ranking and tier. Some level of evaluation would still be asked to find out if the 91 opal guy with 10 HOF badges is equivalent to another 91 opal guy with 10 HOF badges because one has Range Extender and another has Ice In Veins (suggestion -- that the former is greater ). This segues to who should and Buy 2K21 MT shouldn't get an opal. Many would agree that opals is too far and undermines the integrity of this origin history.