'NBA 2K20' MyTeam Wishlist: Start, Stop And Continue Feedback For The Next Game

Stop, Start and Continue sessions are somewhat popular in the workplace. They are used as a guideline for feedback sessions. An employee or member of management has their performance assessed and they are giving a request to stop, start or continue a behavior.

I was thinking, that's not a bad way to offer feedback to an annual sports video game series like NBA 2K. With NBA 2K20 coming in just seven months, it's not a horrible time to offer some nuggets for this year's game. Because 2K is such a huge game, it's probably wise to break it down by mode.
There are no player-lock challenges in MyTeam, and why not? MyTeam is such a wide-open, fantasy-based mode, player-lock could add even more variety. Perhaps 2K could attach specific awards to completing these challenges, and it would provide a MyCareer experience within MyTeam.

Madden has this feature within Ultimate Team, and I believe it would work well with 2K as well. A full 10-12 game season that offers tiered rewards for completion sounds like a winner. It would essentially build out the MyTeam Unlimited option, but more on that in a second.

I understand there were issues with Super-Max, but conceptually, it was great. There would be a large audience for MyTeam players who want to compete in a regulated, ranked setting that put some restrictions on lineups. It would create more strategic team building and an elite class for MyTeam players.

As was the case with Super Max, there were issues with Pack and Playoffs. I didn't like the execution of PNP, but I love the idea of a draft in a basketball collector mode. It could work even better with hoops than it does in Madden's MUT Draft.

I believe 2K attempted to make the process a little too quick and wound up watering it down. Revisiting the concept with something a little more like MUT Draft would be advisable.Click Here