However, being a famous person can bring more penalties in 2K22 MT your behavior. There is no need to participate in any way it's just a matter of being able to grind through match after match for better statistics as you level up your MP, however I appreciate this sense of depth, scope and the variety.
Unfortunately, the MyCareer mode suffers from some of the same issues that have plagued the series for many years now. As your performance within games is determined by the same system of grading that was used in earlier versions, you are often punished for situations that are beyond your control. In the case of a player, for instance, they could be assigned to protect the opponent of a certain type, but when confronted with a screen you decide to fight it and follow your designated player.
Randomly, the assigned player becomes switched with the player who screened you, and they leave towards the other end of the field, and are free and unsupervised. This is the time you're penalized with huge 'leave defensive assignment' and "defensive breakdown" penalties, which affect your performance and aren't actually your fault. It's not a huge issue however, it is long enough to finally frustrate me to the point that I have to mention it here.
Apart from a more robust MyCareer mode, the majority of the modes are essentially the same. The ability to take over the entire NBA franchise, the MyNBA mode will allow you to choose and assign coaching and front office staff members to better meet the needs and goals of your team. I've found to not affect the court on this substantial level.
The W gives you the chance to pursue an experience of a career that is based on various levels of WNBA, but feels incredibly bare-bones compared to the main MyCareer, removing any character The City The City had and confining these goals and strategies to MT For Sale PS4 menus that are basic. MyTeam however isn't a perfect mix. Certain aspects have experienced some changes, for instance the increasing frequency of reward packs and cards as well as the ever-changing themes and seasonal changes.
