Mycareer Game Analysis

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All in all, 2K18 is a game that socially implies and reaffirms the importance of social consistency in the manner someone holds themselves. The game mode MyCareer also implicitly teaches that humbleness and selflessness are desirable traits in a professional background through how teammates and social media act around DJ. Time and time again the game reiterates that greatness comes from hard work and struggle. Not only does the game allow players to understand basketball at a higher level, it is an instructional tool intuitively designed in an entertaining way. Everyone is currently playing MyCareer and on the Road to 99. Where one stops is up to the player.

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