If you want to see NBA 2K simulations progress to a higher level, include a predictive element for aging that goes beyond simply reducing a player's athletic-based attributes. Based on previous player comps and league history, the game's algorithm could implement a function that creates a predicted trajectory for a player's career. In an ideal situation, your own performance in a MyNBA could alter the trajectory of the game based on events such as over or underachievement and injuries that may force a player to change their style prematurely, such as Derrick Rose. This is the type of thing that contributes to the creation of unique stories in each MyNBA user's experience. Cross-platform rosters, draft classes, and scenarios are all possible. Allow users to access content created by the community regardless of what platform they are using to access it.

Enhance the logic of free agency. There should be a lower likelihood of superstars signing with small-market teams during the Free Agency period. Older players should be willing to sign one-year contracts in Free Agency, especially if the team was a contender the previous season. This is also an accurate assessment, and there is less of an excuse for this not working properly in NBA 2K22 MT Coins. I haven't had a problem with this aspect of MyNBA, but I believe that each player should have a more complex mental makeup/algorithm that determines their most likely free-agent decision. Age, hometown, personal interest, team quality, and, of course, money should all be considered in making the decision, with the possibility of a surprise decision to spice things up.

This one is straightforward and unarguable. I played literally hundreds of games in NBA 2K21 MyNBA, and no matter what we did to sliders, we almost never saw an injury. We've finally reached the postseason, and we've already seen two injuries occur during games. Furthermore, when those injuries occurred, players were permitted to continue playing despite the fact that they were suffering from a physical condition that was far worse than theirs. I'm hoping that the way injuries are handled in MyNBA will be completely overhauled.“The overall boost for players throughout the season should be toned down, especially for those who get little playing time.”

This is one of the few areas in which I tend to disagree with DINY. There are other ways for players to improve besides logging a large number of minutes in games. This is where the mentor feature, or even an assistant coach who has been assigned to help a player improve, should be utilized.“Improve the logic of trades; the vast majority of CPU trades are simply them doing a trade for the sake of doing a trade.”Trade logic could definitely use some improvement. The deals appear to be based too much on overall rating rather than specific archetype fit, and there does not appear to be any connection to the players who are already on the team. The trade logic should be strengthened by the addition of another layer.

Dynamic Player Tendencies should be implemented. Dynamic player tendencies should evolve organically over the course of a player's career. For example, a big man like Brook Lopez entered the league as a post-up player, but by year 9 of his NBA career, he began to shoot threes, with his shot attempts increasing with each passing year. As players reach their mid-30s, they should see a decrease in their dunking tendency and an increase in their layup tendency.(Unless, of course, you're LeBron). I'd love to see some interesting random dynamic tendencies emerge throughout my simulations. Consider what Ben Simmons' three-point shooting tendencies might have been in his 10th season. If you're a fan of NBA 2K22's franchise mode, you're probably eagerly awaiting the announcement, but you're probably not overly optimistic about what the game has in store for your favorite mode.2K has reserved information on the mode for the final few days before the game's release on September 10th, and it is sharing the spotlight with more popular features such as MyCareer and NBA MT. Some believe this is a sign that the mode will see few, if any, major changes in the near future. Even with that disclaimer, let's talk about some of the things we'd like to see added to MyNBA in the future.

In general, this concept has some promise, but more specifics would be required to bring it to life. There are currently grades for each coach that are supposed to have an impact on a player's performance, but I cannot say that I have personally witnessed this impact. Coach badges could function in a similar way to Madden's M-Factors, which I'll discuss in more detail later, but the impact of a coach should be dependent on the situation. Some coaches are particularly gifted at devising plays during timeouts or making halftime adjustments.