These changes sound exactly what most of the player base would take without even batting an eye. The Unpluckable buff on the other hand 2K22 MT, however there's certainly two different opinions within the player base on whether or this is a good decision.

It's been no hidden fact that Pick Pocket has been the most powerful it's been in the game in NBA 2K22 thus far, with players able to remove ball-handlers in a snap regardless of the setting. That, in conjunction with the it is the fact it is Unpluckable this year requires MyPlayer builds to include an ball handle of 87 to make it to Gold and 99 in order to have its Hall of Fame capability, it's safe to say that most players are playing it on Silver.

The players who have more offensive build types will see this Unpluckable buff as a needed modification to reduce the "ridiculous" rates of steals, there are undoubtedly people with more defensive build who see the Badge as an "bail for" badge that can narrow the skill gap.

With one side complaining about how defenders can get steals just by reaching for them, and the other one arguing they must learn to use L2/LT, it's sure be interesting to observe how this hotfix alters the gameplay of NBA 2K22 going forward.

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