In order to make the world more vivid, 2K is implementing an open world mission system in NBA 2K22 to provide a better interactive experience. As far as the video game series is concerned, NBA teams have an incredibly long history, and NBA 2K22 is the latest upcoming installment. With the September release date of NBA 2K22 quickly approaching, many fans are wondering what changes this game will make to previous games.

Interestingly, it seems that 2K is trying to take a new approach to the game's story mode. NBA 2K22 will be transformed into an open-world game with missions and side missions, rather than the movies that narrative fans are usually used to. These are part of the changes made to the "My Career" section of NBA 2K22 to make it more lively for fans. In addition, players will now be able to interact with NPCs and buildings in NBA 2K22 MT, so it will not be as empty as the previous game, which is a common complaint of many people.

In these new side missions, you can choose to pursue character interests outside of basketball and NBA. Game players will take on tasks that involve launching their own fashion series and hip-hop music careers. Although it has not yet shown how much effort has been made for these additional experiences, it is great to see that the repetitive nature of these games has brought a new rhythm  changes.

Another change in NBA 2K22 is the Rookieville mode, which has been cut as fans say it involves too much grinding. This basically allows players to directly enter the action of exploring these new and fulfilling environments with friends and playing basketball. Not only that, the game will put more emphasis on 2K22 MT. In response to many injuries in the playoffs this year, this new fatigue system monitors the stress experienced by players through high-intensity crossovers and other actions. If players want to avoid serious injuries, they now need to consider giving players many rest days between games.