How to Build the Best Mob Org in NBA 2K20: Ultimate Team Strategy Guide

I still remember that first season in MyTeam like it was yesterday. There I was, staring at my starting lineup of 78-rated players, feeling completely overwhelmed by all the Ruby and Amethyst cards I kept facing online. My buddy Mark, who'd been playing since 2K17, watched me frantically trying to complete every single challenge to collect more players. "You're doing it wrong," he said, taking the controller from my hands. "You need to learn how to build the best mob org in NBA 2K20 - that's the real secret to winning."

Mark introduced me to a philosophy that changed everything. He showed me how Frank Lao's basketball teams operated back in the day - that 'less is more' approach with limited talent. Instead of chasing every new card release, we focused on mastering just eight players in our rotation. We'd run the same plays repeatedly until they became second nature. I'll never forget when we faced a team full of Galaxy Opal cards with our modest lineup featuring just one Diamond player. They had all the flashy names, but we had chemistry. Our point guard knew exactly where our shooters preferred their passes, our big men had perfected their pick-and-roll timing, and our defensive rotations were seamless. We won that game 72-68, and it wasn't even close in the fourth quarter.

That experience taught me that building the ultimate team isn't about collecting the highest-rated players. It's about creating a system where each player complements the others. I developed what I call the "75-25 rule" - 75% of your MT should go towards your core five players, while the remaining 25% builds your bench. This approach mirrors how the Frank Lao-backed teams operated, maximizing limited resources through strategic allocation rather than chasing every shiny new card. I've found that having three reliable shooters, one lockdown defender, and one playmaker creates the most balanced offensive system. Personally, I prefer building around defensive specialists - give me a 85-rated defender over a 90-rated pure scorer any day.

The real magic happens when you stop treating your team like a collection of individual ratings and start building actual basketball chemistry. I remember grinding for three straight weekends to earn that 95-rated James Harden card, only to discover he didn't fit my playstyle at all. Meanwhile, my 88-rated Klay Thompson card, who cost me just 15,000 MT, became the cornerstone of my offense because he perfectly complemented my pick-and-roll heavy system. These days, I'll take a team of well-chosen Ruby cards over a mismatched collection of Diamonds any day of the week. The satisfaction of beating someone who clearly spent hundreds on packs with your carefully constructed budget squad? That's the real victory in NBA 2K20.