It feels like there is some minimal attempt to coordinate with the overall ratings of this MyNBA 2K player personalities, but very little to match on ability level of the true NBA 2K players. I'm not crazy for believing that both good and bad NBA 2K players can enjoy NBA 2K more if they had been consistently matched with NBA 2K players of their skill level, right? The NBA MT Coins problem at the moment is that, at least based on what's visible to the consumer, the measures that are available that you'd use to infer skill are fairly lousy.

The MyRep tier is great, as unskilled NBA 2K players can play a good deal of games, boosting their MyRep up. Of course there's win percent, but after you start to do matchmaking based on ability, win% would not be an excellent step, since in the event the matchmaking is powerful, people's win% will remain around 50 percent. (If one NBA 2K player is good and another is bad, both may have win% around 50%, only one man is doing it against good competition, and yet another is doing it at poorer competition, both paired to their skill level.)

This is an evaluation system used in games such as chess to match NBA 2K players into other NBA 2K players of comparable degree. Your win% whilst accounting for the strength of your competitors, although it is a tiny bit like the RPI in college basketball, where it's not just about your win percent. I mean, great NBA 2K players deserve to have other good teammates rather than feel as"Dude, what's this arbitrary doing?" Bad NBA 2K players also have to love NBA 2K, by playing people that are still similarly matched to their skill level. It doesn't look like it'd be tough to implement, either.

I completely agree, when quarantine started a few of my friends and me got back to 2k and we like to play with MyNeighborhood with each other all the time. I cannot express enough how annoying it is to be moving against two 95 risks every game, and a 95 + glock when my buddies and me are about 80-90. Doesn't matter if we switch lobbies, visit different courts, etc. we're always completely under the level of our opponents. Do not get me wrong we are not"great" NBA 2K players to buy mt coins and just try to have fun playing with each other (just time we perform NBA 2K is when we are all on together, rarely Royal grinding MyCareer, etc.)

However, for the casual NBA 2K gamers NBA 2K isn't really friendly, moving against somebody who can green 7 seven threes in a game within the first two minutes has so repetitive and is not fun at all to play. Don't get me wrong it's not fun to lose but to constantly play against insanely level NBA 2K gamers is not fun for me and my pals.