NBA 2K22 INCLUDES a variety of BADGES players can use to enhance their MyPlayer builds

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One common NBA 2K22 MT is when players get their players in position and then let their team slip on the rest of the team. Bluntly, it is more beneficial to have two or three good players rather than one superstar. The reason this is true is all about stamina.

A player who is great in the bench can benefit from the stamina to keep running as well as grabbing rebounds, taking opponents down in the post and more. That's right, the bench player can come in later however both players will be able to sprint around with maximum energy each and every minute.

Don't put money into any card unless it figures to become a standard in the lineup for some time. However, once players have 10 cards that fit in the line-up, grade each of them simultaneously. This will result in a faster process and makes it so that the entire group generates the MT as they play.

The drawback here is that the cards aren't able to be used for a while in the process of grading. Still, it's a good idea to do ten simultaneously prior to leaving for work and come back to a machine for making currency. If the cards are still being graded, play some single-player games while the process is finished, it's worth the effort.

They won't lose $10,000 VC and those who are still left are able to square off against some very easy AI opponents. It's quite an undertaking, but even with 10,000 VC potentially only the line for every thrown game the chance exists to make some money while taking a minimal risk.

NBA 2K22 INCLUDES a variety of BADGES players can use to enhance their MyPlayer builds, but none of them will give your baller a worthwhile buff. We've already covered some of the top badges and MyPlayer build options to gain an advantage over the other players, so we'll now look at some of the worst choices. Here are the 10 worst badges you can find in MT 2K22 spread across shooting defense, finishing, and playmaking.