"NBA 2K17" MyPlayer characters are suggested to reach a 99 overall rating with easy to follow tips and tricks. The general process involves practicing some shots and performing vertical jumps.
"NBA 2K17" players are reportedly advised to practice their jump shots when they enter the "Practice Facility Open" where they can meet with other players who are also practicing and may ask them for one-on-one match. However, if players do not wish to engage in a match, a "No" option from the screen could be selected to decline the request.
After practicing jump shots, players are advised to go to the other area where they can practice their vertical jumps. This process could boost the player rating in a faster way. Additionally, the vertical jumps only needs a single Gold attempt in order to get a boost in the "Doin' Work" meter in "NBA 2K17."
"NBA 2K17" players can then go back to the area where they practice their jump shots after doing their vertical jumps. The screen will show a yellow bar labeled "Progress To Next Upgrade" as players leave the area which attributes to the points the players earned in performing the vertical jumps. This process is believed to be the fastest way to give the MyPlayer character a 99 overall rating, reportedly.
Meanwhile, among the many gameplay and production improvements of "NBA 2K17," its "MyCAREER" mode is reportedly interesting as it now includes Michael B. Jordan as a player mentor. Jordan could apparently be used by players to help them work out in the gym.
In addition, the suggested huge change in the "NBA 2K17" "MyCAREER" mode is the freedom that players can get as it offers a bunch of options for players to go through. This includes playing for their favorite NBA team, going to events, meetings, hanging out with teammates, individual practice and team practice.
"NBA 2K17" official release is on Sept. 20. Players who have preordered the game had early access and reportedly experienced issues with Virtual Currency which they hope to be resolved soon.
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