Then you 2K21 MT will find the reflections about the courtroom itself and this is an area where tried and tested tech wins the day. Based on what I am seeing, I believe the game utilizes planar reflections instead of ray-traced or SSR reflections. Planar reflections are still useful when applied to a single plane such as the court but they are not as flexible in a more intricate game world. In this case, the reflection is altered by shaders used on the wood floors to properly distort what you see. The quality and resolution of this reflection seem improved on next-gen versus last. It's even more convincing and highly realistic. The character of planar reflections also suggests that items can be perfectly duplicated and reflections may intersect with no difficulty. The backboard also receives mirror-like reflections which reveal the hoop itself as well as the ball while the internet receives nice physics since you jam the ball . None of these features are new to the next-gen variant but everything feels much more refined overall.

Server Stability from The City and MyTeam

It appears that this is like a broken record with NBA 2K matches, particularly in the first few weeks after launch.

That said, a few of the cases where users are seeing those problems are unacceptable. The limit on the number of folks who may make it into the City is a difficult pill to swallow. I have heard and been advised 2K is working on a cure for this particular problem, and I'd assume it would be on very top of Cheap NBA 2K21 MT their list of priorities.