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• NBA 2K24 accurately recreates an extensive roster spanning historic eras, including Magic, Bird, Jordan, Kobe, LeBron, and more.
• Missing players such as Rasual Butler, God Shammgod, and Jimmer Fredette can be downloaded from the community creation section.
• Important players such as Reggie Miller and Charles Barkley are noticeably missing, making downloading essential for an accurate gaming experience.

NBA 2K24 not only includes the most extensive roster in series history, including every currently signed NBA player, but also includes many historic rosters spanning decades and eras of the NBA. In addition to these rosters, new Eras options will be added to most of the game's modes.

Players can set their league in the Magic and Bird era, Jordan era, Kobe era, or LeBron era. Each comes with all teams reproduced as accurately as possible. But when you try to rebuild so many teams from so many different years, there's always a shortage of players. Fortunately, these can be downloaded from the community creation section. Many of them are also included in the community directory, which is designed based on the year to reflect that era as accurately as possible.

Ten Rasual Butler

2010 Chicago Bulls

• Author name: DATBOICJ2008

Rasual Butler, one of the key players on the Bulls team that became a conference rival to LeBron's Heat, is a journeyman shooting guard who played as a role player for many teams from the Kobe era to the LeBron era.

His absence may have had something to do with his tragic death in 2018, but downloading this fan-favorite player is a great way to honor him while also providing two playable Helps recreate different eras more accurately.

9 god shamgod

1997 Washington Wizards

• Creator name: SDOTizBACK23

This player may not actually have enough historical significance to warrant a download, but Shamugod's fun playstyle and move set warrant it. There is now a famous crossover dribble that bears his name. Shammgod was a famous streetballer who had a short but memorable run in the NBA.

He played for the Wizards late in the Jordan era, but left just before Jordan himself joined the roster. Adding him to the team just adds another super fun guard in an era full of flashy players.

8 jimmer fredette

2012 Sacramento Kings

• Author name: bossdiesel1

At first glance, Jimmer Fredette may seem like a player whose omission could actually be forgiven, but players need to remember how big “Zimmermania” really was in the early 2010s. This is a game about reliving a specific era, and the LeBron era wouldn't have been complete without Zimmer's short run.

Given that Zimmer will always be one of the best players in G League and China League history, adding him to the 2010s roster would change the course of history and lead to a superstar NBA career unlike anything we've seen before. It will allow you to accumulate.

7 Eric Bledsoe

2013 Phoenix Suns

• Creator name: i_am_legend933

The second option behind Goran Dragic and then the de facto leader of the Phoenix Suns for a while, Eric Bledsoe was a staple of the 2010s. Even though he was an untested rookie with the Clippers at the beginning of the LeBron era, it's just wrong that he couldn't rise up and become one of the best shooting guards in the league. I feel it.

They could fix this by downloading him and adding him directly to the Suns, or they could start him for the Clippers and let history play out in a different way. Either way, he's an easy choice to add to the 2010s roster.

6 james jones

2010 Miami Heat

The lack of LeBron-era Miami Heat players in 2K24 seems perplexing, considering this team is the entire reason this game was given such an era name in the first place. James Jones may currently work in the Phoenix Suns' front office, but he played small forward for multiple teams led by LeBron James in the 2010s. Even if he never comes off the bench and becomes a “star,” if a player wants to actually control or play against one of the best teams in NBA history, put him on this Heat team. It is necessary to add.

Five al jefferson

2010 Utah Jazz

Al Jefferson was quietly one of the NBA's most productive big men in the 2010s. He was arguably the best player on a young Utah Jazz team at the beginning of the LeBron era, then the best player during one of the Hornets' many tough times, and ultimately a strong player. He was a bench contributor for the Indiana Pacers.

Adding him to the LeBron-era roster would definitely fill a big blind spot, but it would also see him bouncing back and forth between different teams, an instant revisionist look at his journeyman career. It will create a version.

Four Rasheed Wallace

2003 Detroit Pistons

Playing in the Kobe era means players will soon be playing against the Pistons of the mid-2000s. This fractious team played hard, played physically, and became a beloved underdog team in an era when the future of the NBA was not yet completely determined.

This team was beloved for dominating the Eastern Conference and even fought to win the NBA Championship against the Kobe Lakers. Rasheed Wallace is the power forward on this iconic team, and playing the Kobe era without him leaves behind an incredibly impactful player.

3 Tayshaun Prince

2003 Detroit Pistons

Pistons back to back. Tayshaun Prince also played on the 2004 championship team. He was the team's small forward and did the unthinkable by using his 7'2 wingspan to protect Kobe. He's as important to the team as Rasheed Wallace.

Fortunately, players can get created versions of both of these Pistons players by simply downloading the 2004 NBA roster or grabbing this particular Pistons roster. That way, players can accurately relive the iconic Kobe rivalry.

2 Reggie Miller

1987 Indiana Pacers

Ledger Miller is one of the most enigmatic NBA superstars of all time, and perhaps the most famous Indiana Pacer of all time. He is a shooting guard who once scored 8 points in 9 seconds. He only played for the Pacers from 1987 to 2005, and he led the team for most of that period.

This means that if players want to experience the Jordan era or the Kobe era accurately, they need to download him.he is one of the biggest missing persons of all NBA 2K24This also makes him one of the easiest people to find in the community's work section.

1 charles barley

1992 Phoenix Suns

The biggest name on this list, and the biggest dropout from the game, is definitely Charles Barkley. The possibly undersized power forward, who more than makes up for it with physicality and skill, was the face of the Philadelphia 76ers in the late '80s and later led the Phoenix Suns in a valiant battle against Michael Jordan's Bulls. .

Barkley is a top-five player of the Jordan era and is a must-have for any player looking to take on the Air Jordan Decade. Luckily, players have painstakingly recreated Barkley's build in-game, so there are plenty of versions of how he looks and plays exactly to download.