Let me be honest with you—when I first started playing NBA 2K20, I was struggling to build my dream team. I remember thinking, "If only there was a way to get unlimited VC without grinding for hours." That’s when I started digging into different methods, and it reminded me of something I once read about Manny Pacquiao. Back in 2001, Pacquiao stepped into the MGM Grand as a virtual unknown, taking a fight on just two weeks’ notice against champion Lehlohonolo Ledwaba. He didn’t have unlimited time or resources, but he seized an unexpected opportunity and scored a stunning sixth-round TKO to win the IBF super-bantamweight title. Sometimes, success isn’t about endless resources—it’s about knowing where to look and acting decisively.
In NBA 2K20, one of the most effective ways I’ve found to accumulate VC—the game’s virtual currency—is by mastering the MyCareer mode early on. I spent my first week just focusing on endorsement incentives and making sure I hit all the performance goals during games. For example, if you score at least 20 points and grab 8 rebounds as a forward, you can earn an extra 500 to 800 VC per game. It might not sound like much, but over a full 82-game season, that adds up to roughly 45,000 VC. Combine that with daily bonus spins and login rewards, and you’re looking at a steady flow of income without spending real money. Of course, there are faster—albeit riskier—methods, like participating in the PlayNow Online matches or sniping high-value cards in the MyTeam auction house. I’ve personally made around 15,000 VC in a single afternoon by flipping dynamic duo cards, though it requires patience and a bit of luck.
Another approach I’ve experimented with involves taking advantage of periodic 2K promotions. During one of the game’s seasonal events, I noticed that completing specific challenges—like hitting 10 three-pointers in a single game—yielded triple the usual VC. I managed to earn close to 12,000 VC in under three hours by stacking those objectives. But here’s the thing: I don’t recommend relying solely on glitches or exploits, even though you might stumble upon them in community forums. I tried one once—a jersey sales loophole that supposedly generated 5,000 VC every simmed game—but it got patched within days, and honestly, it took some of the fun out of the grind. I prefer methods that feel organic, like Pacquiao’s rise: he didn’t cheat his way to the title; he used skill and timing.
Now, if you’re willing to spend a little real money, the VC purchase options are there. But let’s be real—dropping $50 for 75,000 VC feels excessive, especially when you consider that a single 90-rated player card can cost almost half of that. I’d rather invest my time in the game’s economy. For instance, I once saved up 200,000 VC over two months by replaying key games in MyGM mode and selling duplicate assets. It’s not unlimited, but it’s sustainable. And isn’t that what we’re really after? A steady stream, not a one-time windfall.
At the end of the day, getting "unlimited" money in NBA 2K20 is more about strategy than shortcuts. Just like Pacquiao, who entered the ring with limited prep time but walked out a champion, your success hinges on recognizing opportunities and executing consistently. Whether you’re grinding through seasons or working the auction house, the real reward comes from building your team your way. So take these methods, adapt them, and remember—the best gains are the ones you earn.
