NBA 2K22 Badge Guide

After posting guides on how to unlock the auction house, how to get  locker codes, and how to get cheap NBA 2K22 MT, it's time to introduce NBA 2K22 badges.

With the release of NBA 2K22, we now have an official badge guide that includes getting, equipping, and using them successfully. There is also a complete list of NBA 2K22 badges for you to check out.

NBA 2K22 Badge Guide

What are badges and what do they do in NBA 2K22?

Badges are skill boosts that in-game players may obtain by leveling up or from their real-life counterparts' performances in the NBA. These give the player a significant edge over the opponent, with the badge tiers spanning Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Hall of Fame. A caveat, though, is that not all badges are open to all positions. Also, each badge can be combined with others as gamers continue to upgrade their players.

How does the badge system work in NBA 2K22?

In NBA 2K22, the badge system works in tiers, with Bronze representing a base-level or the weakest badge form, while Gold and then Hall of Fame are the prime badge tiers. Gamers to upgrade from Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Hall of Fame in the game. Also, your build and playing style is crucial to finding the optimal position to maximize your badges.

How many different types of badges are there in NBA 2K22?

In total, there are 80 different types of badges in NBA 2K22. Badges are classified into Finishing, Shooting, Playmaking, and Defensive/Rebounding.

NBA 2K22 Badges List

1). Finishing Badges

    • Acrobat
    • Backdown Punisher
    • Dream Shake
    • Dropstepper
    • Fast Twitch
    • Fearless Finisher
    • Giant Slayer
    • Grace under Pressure
    • Hook Specialist
    • Limitless Takeoff
    • Lob City Finisher
    • Mouse in the House
    • Post Spin Technician
    • Posterizer
    • Pro Touch
    • Putback Boss
    • Rise Up
    • Slithery Finisher
    • Tear Dropper
    • Unstrippable

2). Shooting Badges

    • Blinders
    • Catch and Shoot
    • Check
    • Circus Threes
    • Clutch Shooter
    • Corner Specialist
    • Deadeye
    • Difficult Shots
    • Fade Ace
    • Green Machine
    • Hot Zone Hunter
    • Limitless Spot-Up
    • Lucky #7
    • Mismatch Expert
    • Rhythm Shooter
    • Set Shooter
    • Slippery Off-Ball
    • Sniper
    • Stop & Pop
    • Volume Shooter

3). Playmaking Badges

    • Ankle Breaker
    • Bail Out
    • Break Starter
    • Bullet Passer
    • Dimer
    • Downhil
    • Floor General
    • Glue Hands
    • Handles for Days
    • Hyperdrive
    • Needle Threader
    • Post Playmaker
    • Quick Chain
    • Quick First Step
    • Space Creator
    • Special Delivery
    • Stop & Go
    • Tight Handles
    • Triple Threat Juke
    • Unpluckable

4). Defensive Badges

    • Ankle Braces
    • Ball Stripper
    • Box
    • Brick Wall
    • Chase Down Artist
    • Clamps
    • Defensive Leader
    • Heart Crusher
    • Hustler
    • Interceptor
    • Intimidator
    • Menace
    • Off-Ball Pest
    • Pick Dodger
    • Pick Pocket
    • Pogo Stick
    • Post Lockdown
    • Rebound Chaser
    • Rim Protector
    • Tireless Defender
    • Worm

How do you equip and change badges in NBA 2K22?

You can equip and change badges in 2K22 by entering a game mode, finding the player you want to see the badge off, and then selecting 'Badges' from the player screen in the game. The game will then allow you to choose from the badge categories and equip your chosen badges. There isn't a limit to the total number of badges that you can equip simultaneously.

How to get & upgrade badges in NBA 2K22?

To equip and upgrade badges, you need to fill the gauges of each badge category and earn distinctive points by playing games.

What badges should I get first in NBA 2K22?

Some badges are more effective than others, especially those with the potential to reach the Hall of Fame tier. Blinders, Posterizer, Quick First Step, and Clamps are just some of the first badges you may aim to equip at the start of NBA 2K22.

Can you remove badges in NBA 2K22?

Badges can be removed in NBA 2K22. To remove badges, you need to:

    • Go to your MyPlayer;
    • Find the Badges section;
    • Select the badge that you want to remove;
    • Ensure that you deactivate the badge that you want to remove by checking if it's invisible on your screen.

Note that after you remove a badge, you may activate it again if you want to try out new builds.

How many badges do you need to get Hall of Fame in NBA 2K22?

There are 19 badges that gamers may upgrade to the Hall of Fame tier.

1). Shooting badges

    • Blinders
    • Deep Threes
    • Hot Shot
    • Hot Zone Hunter
    • Catch & Shoot

2). Finishing badges

    • Heat Seeker
    • Posterizer
    • Backdown Punisher
    • Dropstepper
    • Post Spin Technique
    • Rise Up

3). Playmaking badges

    • Bail Out
    • Bullet Passer
    • Quick First Step

4). Defensive badges

    • Clamps
    • Interceptor
    • Rebound Chase
    • Intimidator
    • Rim Protector

Understanding badges and selecting the right ones in NBA 2K22 is important to keep you ahead of the competition. So please read our guide carefully. Also, if you have any other questions about badges in NBA 2K22, let us know in the comment section below or click here to find the answer!

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