NBA 2K24 MyTeam Removes Auction House // You Can Buy MT Legally Now!!

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Published on August 29, 2023 9:58:06 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbr0sk_wfTg

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NBA 2K24 is replacing the MyTeam Auction House with a new player market and several other game-changing updates.

NBA 2K24's launch is just a few short weeks away. The team at 2K Games has slowly been peeling back the curtain on what fans can expect, but today we finally got our first real look at one of the most-played modes in the game MyTeam. The card-collecting mode is, along with MyCareer, the go-to mode for most players and 2K has announced several massive changes that could shake the foundations of the mode in several ways. The biggest change coming to NBA 2K24 is that 2K is getting rid of the Auction House and moving things to a new Player Market.

That's far from the only change coming to MyTeam though, 2K has also implemented a complete overhaul of XP works, which will make it possible for players to progress across both MyTeam and MyCareer at the same time. On top of that, the Token market is getting a total rework and NBA 2K24 sees a re-introduction of sorts for a Salary Cap mode. Technically, we've seen Salary Cap modes in the past, but this one seems to be almost completely brand-new and should make for a fun way to hop into online play. Finally, the team has made an update to how coach boosts work, making them much more potent. It's a lot to get into, so let's begin with the NBA 2K24 Player Market.

In the past, the Auction House was a way for players to buy and sell cards on the open market. One drawback to this was that many players were using the market to illegally buy and sell coins for real money. The new Player Market should completely cut that out, while also giving 2K the opportunity to make high-end cards easier to obtain. Now, you'll buy and sell your cards directly from 2K, meaning the developers set the prices. You'll also now be able to buy MyTeam Points (MTP) outright for the first time ever, taking out the middleman that was Virtual Currency.

Obviously, if 2K is setting the prices for everything, there's the chance that the price to be competitive within the mode could go through the roof. After all, last year we saw cards like Invincible Victor Wembanyama sell for $50 from 2K's controlled marketplace. That said, 2K is saying that Quick Sell prices will now go up and that MTP rewards from playing are going up, so it's possible that it won't be the wasteland many might predict when they first see the news. Unfortunately, at this point, the Player Market is very much a "wait-and-see" thing as we just don't know how 2K is going to price things.

It's also important to note that 2K is making some changes to Packs as well. Most importantly, you'll now see more Equal Chance and Option Packs, giving you a better chance at a top-end player. Plus, the team is introducing a Prime Box that guarantees a high-overall card and a Hall of Fame badge. 2K is also saying that cards will have their prices decrease over time, starting three weeks after they were originally released. Plus, the Token Market has now been given a twist. Tokens will now only be good for a single season, meaning you'll need to use them on that season's players before they go away for good.

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