NBA 2K27 Sprint Boost Update Pace Badge Test वीडियो

What does the Pace badge do in NBA 2K27?

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What's good everybody and welcome back to the channel. In today's video, we'll be going over our pace badge test results so you can know the best threshold and value of this badge. Drop a like, subscribe, and comment down what badges you think should be tested next. Let's get into it.

So, the badge description says it raises the speed of the ball handler while sprinting. Activating this badge is easy and can be done at any angle and anywhere on the court, including in the half court. We found that the exact moment this badge kicks in is immediately after the third dribble. The badge requirements are tied to speed with ball.

70 speed with ball for bronze, 80 for silver, 88 for gold, 93 for Hall of Fame. And to get legend badges this year, you will have to max plus one or two this with a synergy badge slot. So with limited badges and synergy slots this year, it'll be very important to know which legend badges are actually worth it. For this test, we sprinted up the court at a realistic angle 10 times per badge level and counted the amount of frames it took the ball handler to reach the hash mark to find the median of that badge level.

We then turned those numbers into a percentage to help simplify the differences between each badge level. And this is what we found. Bronze gave a solid boost of 4% when compared to no badge. Silver gave a 5% boost compared to no badge.

Gold gave an 8% boost compared to no badge. Hall of Fame gave a 9% boost and legend gave a 14% boost. The graph will show us how much each badge level boost when compared to the level before it. Showing silver only giving a 1% boost when compared to bronze and hall of fame only given 1% boost when compared to gold.

It'll also show us how bronze gave a 4% boost when compared to no badge, gold giving a 3% boost when compared to silver, and legend giving a 5% boost when compared to hall of fame, giving us our best thresholds with this badge. Now, this doesn't mean to not aim for silver or hall of fame in the builder for this badge due to the synergy system this year. If you're prioritizing this badge, especially for a competitive five-on-5 point guard going against fullcourt pressing defenders, it's not a bad idea to go 94 in the builder and then use a max plus one for legend. Same if you only get gold at 64, it's not a bad idea to plus two this to legend as well.

Getting 88 speed with ball in the builder and saving your synergy altogether is a good idea also, especially if you're already going 86 ball for lightning launch and dribble styles. For the popular tall guard builds this year, I would save your badge points altogether here and throw this badge on bronze. Considering you're running shooting guard in five on five or running as a park point guard, I wouldn't necessarily recommend max plus oneing or twoing this with synergy because you won't see as much value using your important synergy for this small of a boost. It's also not a bad idea for lockdowns to get this badge on bronze.

Getting the steel and running the break with a 4% boost to your speed could result in more easy points. So, that wraps up this badge test. We hope to save you guys some badge tokens and help craft your build into the best build it can be with the best badge thresholds. That's all we have for you today.

Be sure to drop a like, subscribe, and comment down below what badges you think should be tested next. It's been Koza, and I'm out.