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 NBA 2K24 VC. 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.

As mentioned above, 2K is making it possible for players to grind XP in MyCareer and MyTeam at the same time this year. However, that's just the tip of the iceberg because MyTeam is completely changing how you get XP. In the past, you would need to complete Agenda challenges to get XP, but now you just need to play the game. Every game you play will give you XP, clearing the way for you to play the mode you want with the players you love. There will be Agendas that let you earn rewards, but you'll get XP no matter what.

Speaking of rewards, 2K recently announced that there will be paid versions of the season pass this year. Today, we learned that the Level 40 reward for the free pass is a Diamond version of Kyrie Irving and the paid Level 40 reward is that same Irving with new player art. If that continues throughout the game's life cycle.

The paid battle pass might not give that big of an advantage, making it something you won't feel like you have to get. However, we'll have to wait and see if that's the case when the game launches. If you want the full list of rewards, including the Diamond Brandon Roy which sounds very tough to get, make sure to check the full dev blog.

Salary Cap mode is back in NBA 2K24, but it has some important changes. Essentially, the game mode will require you to put together a lineup using a specific salary cap and then compete in two-week rounds to try and get rewards. Salaries will fluctuate based on how often they're used by other players Buy NBA 2K MT, making it something you'll need to constantly monitor and work around.