Throughout the years, has tried to be as realistic as you can when it comes to mimicking the feel of genuine basketball and the NBA season. With game modes like MyCareer or even MyNBA (previously MyGM or even MyLeague), player evaluations and stats are crucial. NBA 2K21 frequently updates the ratings of its players throughout the entire year to match player performances. Player score changes take everything into account, from bad off-season performances (which could cause evaluations to plummet) into the latest NBA matches.
From the launch of NBA 2k21 on current-gen consoles to the past couple of games of the NBA season, NBA 2K developers have had to adjust the overall ratings of rookie players and breakout All-Stars alike. Even though the rating process is not always perfect (and occasionally makes no sense), the evaluations are adjusted to try to properly resemble the players' real-life counterparts and what kind of seasons they're having. The system has handled some players much better than others.
Stephen Curry has only gone up by two things in his overall evaluation, but that little increase joins him with Lebron James for the title of best player in the game. Curry started off by shattering his career-high in points, later having a historic series of matches where he made more than ten three-point shots in each.
His 99 Three-Point Shot stat and his multiple Gold and Hall Of Fame Badges ensure that almost all of his shots are going in. This increase offers Stephen Curry back exactly the same evaluation he had during his 2015-2016 Warriors form, a group that broke the fantastic 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls' Record for the most games won in a year. The growth was only two points, but those two points are some of the hardest to get in the game.