NBA 2K25 Badge Perks and Cap Breakers Guide

NBA 2K25 Badge Perks and Cap Breakers Guide

In NBA 2K25, the introduction of Cap Breakers, Badge Perks, and Badge Elevators has significantly impacted the way players build their characters. These new features offer exciting opportunities to enhance your player's attributes, badges, and overall performance. In this article, we'll dive into each of these elements and provide tips on how to maximize your build.

Cap Breakers

Cap Breakers allow you to increase your attribute ratings above the maximum potential set during character creation. However, there are a few rules to keep in mind:

  • You can only use up to five Cap Breakers on a single attribute.
  • Cap Breakers can only be applied to an attribute up to its maximum potential rating allowed by your build's height, weight, and wingspan.
  • You can't apply a Cap Breaker until that attribute is fully upgraded.

By using Cap Breakers, you can lower your most expensive attribute and round out the rest of your build while still achieving your desired ratings.

Badge Perks

Badge Perks have two tiers for each level of badges, with some returning from NBA 2K24 and others being new additions. The most notable perk is the Max + 1, which allows you to boost a badge one level above its maximum potential. To utilize this perk effectively, target a Hall of Fame threshold and use the Max Plus One to reach Legend, saving valuable attribute points.

Another useful perk is the Synergy, which enables you to gain badge progression from teammates who frequently use the same badge.

Badge Perks

Badge Elevators

Badge Elevators work similarly to Floor Setters from NBA 2K24, but with a slight twist. They can permanently boost an individual badge of your choice up to three levels within its maximum potential. For example, if your badge is currently at Bronze but has a maximum potential of Legend, it can immediately be boosted up to Hall of Fame.

Remember to use Badge Elevators when possible to achieve maximum badge levels sooner, and ensure your attribute is upgraded for the necessary badge levels before applying the elevator.

By understanding and utilizing Cap Breakers, Badge Perks, and Badge Elevators, you can create more versatile and powerful builds in NBA 2K25. Experiment with different strategies, target specific thresholds, and collaborate with teammates to maximize your character's potential.

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