I'm enjoying the growth of the city. I feel that the new NPC's have brought the life back to what was otherwise an uninteresting place NBA 2K Coins. I'd love to be able to quickly travel to destinations other than my apartment at times, but it finally feels like a pretty vibrant space. And that's something I don't believe I've ever been able to say before.
The 2K22 city is bigger than ever before... and that's not necessarily a great thing. It's as if the 2K team is trying to create the perfect basketball-based MMO. Everyday, there are quests scattered across the city, you're constantly required to move from one area to another to attend an appointment.
It's a waste of time and hinder the main strength of 2K22's game play on the court. I really don't want to spend 45 seconds awkwardly skateboarding from my apartment to a shop to change my appearance. It's better to do that via one menu by a clicks so that I can go back to my basketball.
In addition, the new City erases what was one of 2K21's greatest upgrades - the elimination of load times Buy NBA 2K22 MT. Even on PS5 you'll wait for hours every moment you're trying to get out of your apartment or leave the practice facility. The City is just a clunky experience all around and a reminder that bigger doesn't always mean better.
The way I see it is incredibly, to my mind. It's as if the defensive game on this particular court is more effective than it has been for the past few years. It's much more easy to glide across the court and remain at home for your assignments this year. It's also pleasing to see less impressive contact dunks this year. This was a long and exhausting 2k21.
