Personally, I tend not to NBA 2K22 MT dwell too much on the way in which games appear on video. Whether watching it on a smartphone or a computer it's hard to know how you feel about it until you actual experience it. It's as smooth as it appears with all the value. The lob that Lonzo Ball of the Pelicans hit to Zion over Steph seemed extremely fluid, and while it was very predictable (I throw many, many lobs on the pick and roll) however, it didn't feel forced.

The reason for this is that in prior games, it felt like players were locked into certain actions. However, this one felt more like Curry was on the ground being overwhelmed by Zion's athleticism. We'll never know how flexible we are to alter the settings, but we'll be aware that the game is fluid. In the video, I assume they were playing at a speed of 50. However, I myself increase it little bit to 60-65 to feel more real.

Also, its fair to make the assumption that they are taking on the challenge of Rookie. Based on the game I'm playing, I could go from all-star to Hall of Fame. My friends and I will play serious games together which is why we put the game on Hall of Buy NBA 2K22 MT Coins Fame. However, that can lead to numerous missed threes, especially if the release is green. It can also cause a delay in the actual game. To prevent the hassles and disappointments of throwing your controller out the window and the difficulty dropping to Ssuperstar, and if pure desperation mode kicks in... All-Star. Don't be judging me.