NBA 2K23 Badges among insane gameplay features

The NBA 2K23 Badges have changed, and there is a new way that these Badges will function on next-generation consoles.

There are numerous things you need to be aware of, ranging from Badges that have been removed like Limitless Spot to the addition of Agent 3.

Depending on the kind of build you put together, you’ll need to choose the appropriate NBA 2K23 badges.

It can take some time to complete your NBA 2K23 Badges, so don’t be hesitant to branch out this year. Here’s everything we know about this year’s badges.

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In the NBA 2K series, badges are a gameplay element and feature that were first introduced in NBA 2K15. They act similarly to Signature Skills, regulating player personalities and offering players certain unique skills and benefits.

They take the role of Signature Skills. They are used by WNBA players, NBA players, MyPLAYERS, and MyTEAM Players in NBA 2K21.

Let’s look at the new and updated NBA 2K23 badges, then we’ll take you through the new tiered system and how it will work.

A few new badges have also been introduced to the game, along with updates to several existing badges. Some of them may resemble the badges that were taken away.

The Bully badge seems to be a favourite; see the whole list of them below:

Shooting:

Finishing:

Defence:

Playmaking:

Some badges were removed after the gameplay enhancement Courtside Report. Things like Hot Zone Hunter and Lucky #7 were removed from the game. Players won’t enjoy the loss of Limitless Spot-Up either.

Keep in mind that each of the NBA 2K23 Badges listed above has challenge criteria that, when satisfied, enable the badge to be added to a core badge space.

The badges that were all taken