This is a rundown of NBA 2K21’s completely new attribute ranking scheme. The attribute scores in NBA 2K21 are divided into seven tiers: S, A, B, C, D, E, and F. From 3 points to driving dunks, and also insignificant scores like a free throw. In this post, we will discuss Tier C, D, E, and F in 2K21. If you don’t want to spend your badges points on these qualities, keep an eye on them!

– Interior Defense –

Interior protection is exorbitantly costly on NBA 2K21 MT Coins, but there is always value in updating it. It’s very good at keeping you from having touch dunked on. It’s only extremely costly in contrast to anything like power, which is extremely cheap in terms of total points. From our perspective, it simply reduces the number of attribute updates available, but if you’re the demigod power forward builds, it’s worth it. But, also from a balancing perspective, where we’re not looking at the badges that get updated for the ratings or how much the ratings pay against the average, the interior protection is fairly good. This is C Tier, and if you’re a point guard, you can easily update it without affecting your total.

– Offensive Rebound –

No matter what the scenario is, offensive rebounding would be marginally less critical than defensive rebounding because, particularly in this game where almost anyone can aim, you won’t see the typical inside bigs set in the screens, always rolling into the basket, always crashing for offensive rebounds quite much. In this game, you’ll see a lot of people doing pick and pops and standing away from their guard while driving or shooting. Still, it’s a nice attribute rating to have, but it goes underestimated in a lot of cases, especially in this super intense ISO game, where if you’re a point guard who’s going to be doing a lot of driving kicking, it’s a whole different story. Since a lot of these PGs, a lot of these people who think they want to ISO, don’t upgrade offensive rebound as high, which will be a foolish move. The same goes for vertical, where you’ll be a complete ISO beast when it comes to shooting threes, getting yourself open, driving dunks, and contact dunking on people, but the same people don’t upgrade offensive rebound as much as they can, because they don’t want to spend some extra NBA 2K21 MT PC. So it’s a useful attribute rating to get, particularly if you’re a big guy.

– Steel –

We noticed that many people overlooked steel while designing their builds, but steel is useful for on-ball stealing. And it comes with a picking bag. You will make a pretty big impact this year when it comes to hitting in on people, getting like 84 steel and gold pickpocket you can feel tremendously strong, particularly in this game where it’s just about guarding someone for 24 seconds to get touch dunked on at the very end of the shot clock, or making any insane green on, or just making some white. When it comes to being a fast playmaker on defense, it will help you make plays and make an impression.

– Standing Dunk –

Standing dunk goes hand and hand with near shot, so if you have close shot on 25, we recommend you upgrade to standing dunk. In this game, you will get a lot of standing dunks, whether it’s ISO where you sit below the basket and wait for your opponent to hop and go on by or scenarios like pick and rolls where you grab the ball below the basket and go right up with it. The entire idea is that standing dunk will save you in several cases where it might injure you.

– Driving Layup –

Driving layup may be set to very high only for the benefit of the finishing badges in general. It is a strong attribute ranking that helps keep you safe in a variety of circumstances, such as when you can’t get touch dunks because, unlike 2K21, contact dunks are key in this game. 2K21 was more about hop dunking, which required the long athlete, so this year you don’t need the long athlete or layup animations to turn into hop dunks or euro dunks. So, although it might not be as big as all of you believe, it does not belong in something lower than the C Tier.

– Strength –

Strength is a reasonably inexpensive attribute ranking, seldom costing a whole overall, so there’s no need not to update it in the first instance. It’s very effective for perimeter security. If you are a strong defender in this game, you may most likely have to offer some credit to power. It keeps you from being bodied up, and it also keeps people from going to the hoop, where you can body them up and maintain touch with them to avoid getting dunked on. Then, stuff like shielding into your protection would help you from being dunked on. When it comes to people attempting to position you in animations. So, in a way, power does play a part in perimeter defense. On top of that, as we all know, the screen setting needs a power of at least 71 to obtain the gold brick wall. To summarize, strength is critical in terms of being a possible screen setter, as well as being a very useful attribute rating to the perimeter protection and save some NBA 2K21 MT for you, but it still belongs in the D Tier in terms of this feature. However, for the sake of how inexpensive this is in terms of updating your player, as is the case for any other physicials in the game. If you’re a 6’3″ point guard, we recommend updating this regardless of your build.

– Close Shot –

The Close Shot is for standing layups; you will get away with 25 close shots regardless of your construction, and everybody in the game criticizes this because most builds as demigod power forwards have no close shot and no interior safety. But, practically, the near shot is completely avoidable; down low, if you’re wide open, it’s the simplest shot available, and even a challenged one, why even pick it up in the first place, and even in that case, if you improve your standing dunk and have raised, you don’t even have the threat of trying to take the standing layup. When no one is there, it’ll only be a staining dunk. But, having stated that, it is equivalent in the way that it is indeed very important to have. and it will save you in cases when you might always make a poor shot, but when you have it, you will be saved by the near shot rating.

– Free Throw –

Today, we’re not going to discuss how to attribute ranking impacts badges in some way, but in certain cases, you’ll want to update free throw on your player. But, as we all know, free throws are essentially worthless in terms of attribute rating, whether you’re concerned about playing rec or pro-am, whatever the case might be. That is unlikely to happen with the citizens who are reading this post. Now, if you play Pro-Am, obviously whether you’re a point guard, you have to get something upgraded, because if you have 25 on a free throw, whether you’re running the point guard or not, the badges that it would impact. or just for the sake of doing Pro-Am and making 25 free throws, it’s going to be bad, like you’ll be shooting between 20% or 15% at most for the 25 free throws. We are not getting the attribute scores influenced in any manner by the position on this list by badges and how it would affect the badges.

– Post Control –

In all seriousness, when it comes to power forward demigod builds and all, if you have the three-pointer that should be able to hit super contested threes, or if you have to push dunks/contact dunks all over the floor, why risk pace or other vital ones to even make a post score in this game in the first place? And then, for the love of 3v3, if you like to have the conversation as well. Post hooks in general are completely worthless, because the only thing that post hooks ranking or Post Control, in general, will be good for is 2v2.