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These changes sound like something that the majority of the players would accept without batting an eye. The Unpluckable buff, on the other hand, there definitely two sides divided in the player base regarding whether or it's the right choice.

There's no doubt that Pick Pocket is as powerful as it has ever seen in the series NBA 2K22 thus far, players are able to remove ball-handlers easily regardless of setting. This coupled with that fact it is Unpluckable this year needs MyPlayer builds to have an 85 Ball Handle to take it up to Gold and a 99 to enable its Hall of Fame capability, it's certain that the majority of players are only using the feature on silver.

If those with more offensive build types will see as the Unpluckable buff as a much-needed alteration to combat that "ridiculous" stolen rate of the game, there are people with more defensive build who see the Badge as a "bail for" badge that narrows the gap in skills. One side arguing about how defenses can score steals just by reaching for them, while the other side arguing that they must learn to use L2/LT properly, it's bound be interesting to observe the extent to which this fix alters the gameplay of NBA 2K22 going forward.

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