It is a good choice for AI opponents

There's no shortage of 2K MT great moments of Curry, Kyrie, or Harden however, for the vast majority of the time during a particular game, they're making quick movements and shooting with a rhythm and playing with the other players as well as the pace of the game.

In this way, 2k22's gameplay gives a more natural experience, as running the pick and roll or motion offense allows for more open space and allows for easy buckets. This is in conjunction with the new badges available in MyCareer, MyTeam, and across the league roster to provide more natural and intuitive play.

Although fans can build their players to be an elite ball handler, they must still work in the direction of the offense to be successful. This, in conjunction with less sticky movements for defense players, better precise motions to steals, and improved rebounding and blocking techniques makes the fight between defense and offense more fun.

This is especially true for online games. It doesn't matter if it's the head-to-head mode in MyTeam or pickup games in The City, or some 5-on-5 games at the Rec NBA 2K22 rewards players who work in harmony with each other in both directions. Setting up the right picks and swapping assignments correctly or playing through screens could make the difference between a huge jam or a missed shot.

It is a good choice for AI opponents, however sometimes, with these modifications it can be a bit difficult to defend against the AI is essentially unstoppable at the first move. This isn't a typical occurrence however, when the time arrives, it could be extremely frustrating.

It's difficult to NBA 2K MT Coins evaluate the 2K games without an emphasis on MyCareer because it has been the most played mode from previous iterations. NBA 2K22 introduces a variety of changes that focus less on the backstory of characters, new ways of interacting to The City, and new possibilities to establish a brand. The players won't have to go through a long story-building process of the football player who became a basketball star, but instead will be straight into their college basketball games.