It is the NBA 2K series is known for letting players make their own basketball legends using MyCareer mode. This starts them off from beginning at the bottom as amateurs NBA 2K MT. It lets them make their rise to the top of the NBA by finishing quests and missions.
Reappearing in NBA 2k22: MyCareer mode lets players explore an online hub , where they can take their created character through a basketball journey from the court into an open-world city , and eventually become the next NBA superstar.
The game's journey players can also visit stores and customize their characters. Like any similar NBA 2K title is riddled with microtransactions. As the finest cosmetics are only available to purchase.
As reported by Kotaku, players have started to see an in-game advertorial to promote State Farm insurance. The storefront of NBA 2K22's in The City has received an entirely new section dedicated to State Farm and one of the quests in MyCareer involves the player being given the task of talking to the insurance firm's mascot, Jake.
Appearing in numerous ads before, Jake from State Farm is back with the NBA 2K22 cameo. Completely motion-captured by the original actor, Jake will welcome players to the neighborhood wearing a State Farm uniform that he is known as "drip".
Additionally to that, State Farm also has a storefront. State Farm store also offers more branded cosmetics and products starting at 15,000 VC that cost PS3.99/$4.99 in real-world dollars. Finding the whole interaction and location to be nothing short of bizarre, fans have taken to social media to mock 2k for its explicit forced advertisement.
Prior to this, 2K has included ad items that weren't related to the NBA and has faced an outpouring of criticism due to its non-skippable advertising in NBA 2K20 and the exploitation of players Cheap NBA 2K22 MT. Fans of the series might not be thrilled by this new State of the Farm insurance advertisement, however.
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