One NBA 2K24 offer gets a big discount and a free Steam game.
20.08.2023 - 00:15 / pushsquare.com
In a franchise – and, to our knowledge, sports game – first, NBA 2K24 will introduce a paid Battle Pass, which builds upon the existing Seasons feature. For the first time, progression will be unified across MyCAREER and MyTEAM, so you won’t have to earn rewards individually. All of the existing unlockable items – a total of 40 across both modes – will continue to be available for free.
The big change, however, is the option to pay $9.99 per season for the Pro tier, which will grant an additional 40 Premium rewards, as well as two bonus MyCAREER and MyTEAM items at the point of purchase. There’ll also be a Hall of Fame option, including one additional immediate reward, a 15 per cent XP booster, and 10 level skips.
Obviously, this is more or less in line with what other games are doing, but the additional monetisation may grate among those who already feel the basketball sim’s overreliance on microtransactions is far too distracting. We suppose it all depends on what those Premium rewards include; 2K Sports would argue this is merely a value add, with the existing free Battle Pass unchanged.
The proof, as always, will be in the pudding.
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This needs to stop. The only way they can justify this is by going free-to-play.
I'm not familiar with the multiplayer component of NBA 2k — does this mean that VC will no longer be used to increase your player's abilities in my career?
I stopped playing these games a long time ago.
I've been playing 2K every year since the Dreamcast launch and am an avid MyTeam player. This is unfortunate news.
Keep buying it people thats the way to show them. You pay €70 also with the headline free PS5 upgrade the price for the game €90.
One NBA 2K24 offer gets a big discount and a free Steam game.
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