For a MyNBA offline player, is there any real need to get the new game?

[sirdez]

It would definitely be too obvious for the game to ask if you want the player to be on a 2way when you try and add a player to a roster that has 15 players already, like it does during a save. Or they could just let you have more than 15 players on a team, given the game automatically reduces bloated rosters when you start a new game.

It's also annoying that the salary only goes up in preset increments when editing, so half the time you cant even recreate contracts properly anyway.

And that you can't move picks around in the roster editing section, so you can't fully update trades.

[sirdez]

Also teams actually sign their 2nd round picks now.

This was "fixed" in 2k25. However, the fix was just that teams signed every single draft pick, regardless of quality or roster spots, which led to teams not picking up options and waiving good players to get their roster size back down to 15.

I am interested if the new "smarter" simulation logic extends to offseason tasks or if it only applies to trades? As leaving the CPU to its own devices during the offseason hasn't been viable for years now, unless you want illogical outcomes.

[Bexthelegend]

Sadly, it's true that currently there is no roster sharing between consoles and PC. A total bummer for those of us that are on console and were able to download some fantastic rosters that PC users put together.

That sucks.. there was a guy last year who needs accurate draft classes last year we with all the unlocked character appearances and accurate portraits. Made MYNBA that much better

[putrido]

The official site of 2k put some emphasys on different directives and goals for every team.
Is this feature available in eras or Is just for current MyNba? I play eras and would give a fresh look for me

[malky]

I would say yes. It’s worth it for the gameplay alone, IMO. Everything just feels so refined. It’s the little things. I just love how the Utah Jazz arena looks and feels. I don’t know what it is about them. All of the arena’s have a more personal feel that aren’t immediately noticeable but you pick up on them as the game progresses. If you play mostly NBA games you will appreciate the small touches.

Shams joins the commentary crew most games and gives an overview of the teams playing. Later in the season he talks about in MyNBA trades that have been made. It’s a nice touch. The late game commentary has had a nice upgrade as well. Also, Steve Smith is gone now and I kind of love it. He was my least favorite commentator after Webber and I do like not hearing his voice.


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SAME LOL, I'm glad he's gone, and it sounds great that shams appears to be more dynamic than last year