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NBA 2K25: Best Kevin Durant Build

NBA 2K25: Best Kevin Durant Build

Ayo ballers! Let’s bring KD’s style to NBA 2K25!! Kevin Durant, also called the Slim Reaper, is famous for scoring, being versatile, and playing great defense. To play like KD, try this Power Forward build. At 6’11” with a matching wingspan; you’ll cause problems for defenders. Here’s a breakdown of the attributes and some tips to help you rule the court like KD.

 

 

Attributes Breakdown

Weight: 210 lbs

 

Close Shot: 89

This rating lets you finish well near the rim. You’ll have KD’s touch—use it to score easy baskets in the paint.

 

 

Driving Layup: 85

This skill helps you glide to the hoop and score in traffic. You’ll move past defenders and end with flair.

 

 

Driving Dunk: 75

You have enough power to perform some high-flying dunks – use this to catch defenders off guard and add some excitement to your play.

 

 

Standing Dunk: 65

You won’t win the dunk contest but you can still slam it home when you’re close to the basket.

 

 

Post Control: 90

This is where you channel KD’s post-up magic. Spin moves, fades and up-and-unders—use this rating to rule the low post.

 

 

Mid-Range Shot: 94

KD’s signature move. Learn this shot to punish defenders who give you room. Pull-up jumpers & fades should be your main moves.

 

 

Three-Point Shot: 85

Spread the court with a steady three-point shot. KD’s range is your tool—shoot when you see an open chance.

 

 

Free Throw: 73

Sink those free throws. Though not top-tier; you can still score from the line after fouls.

 

 

Pass Accuracy: 75

Sharp and exact passes belong in your skill set. Use them to help teammates and make clever plays.

 

 

Ball Handle: 75

Handle the ball like KD. Use your dribbling to create space and get past defenders.

 

 

Speed With Ball: 68

Move fast enough to create plays in transition. Speed up & take advantage of defensive weaknesses.

 

 

Interior Defense: 60

You’re not the toughest inside, but you can still manage. Position yourself well and time your jumps to challenge shots.

 

 

Perimeter Defense: 71

Shut down players on the perimeter with good defense… put your length to use to contest shots and stop easy outside looks.

 

 

Steal: 41

This isn’t your strong point, so pay attention to other parts of defense. Position yourself and read the offense to cause problems.

 

 

Block: 78

Swat shots with power. Time your jumps to block attempts and make shooters think twice in the paint.

 

 

Offensive Rebound: 55

Snag some rebounds, but don’t expect to lead the team.

 

 

Defensive Rebound: 80

Dominate the defensive glass. Secure rebounds and stop opponents from getting second chances.

 

 

Speed: 79

Run the floor fast. Sprint in transition and cover lots of ground when playing defense.

 

 

Agility: 72

Keep your movements quick and smooth. This helps you slip past defenders and find room for your shots.

 

 

Strength: 73

You’ve got enough power to stand your ground in the paint; you can battle with other big players and score inside.

 

 

Vertical: 74

You can jump high for rebounds and shot blocks. Use your jumping ability to make plays above the rim and score at the basket.

 

 

Gameplay Tips

Mid-Range Expert: Your mid-range shot ranks among the best. Use it against defenders who give you space. Practice your timing for pull-ups and fades to score easily.

 

Three-Point Shooter: Spread out the defense with your three-point shooting. When you’re open, don’t wait—shoot it. If defenders rush at you, use dribble moves to create room.

 

Post Moves: Use your control in the high post to excel in the paint. Try spins, fades, and other techniques to score when you’re close to the basket.

 

Driving & Dunking: Go for the rim with your layup and dunk skills. Get past defenders with your speed and agility, then finish strong at the hoop.

 

Defense and Rebounding: Pay attention to your defense on the perimeter and around the rim. Block shots and grab defensive rebounds to stop opponents from scoring again.

 

Playmaking: Your decent skills in handling the ball and passing allow you to help your teammates and start plays. Keep an eye out for open players and run the offense with your abilities.

 

Transition Game: Put your quickness and flexibility to good use in transition. Move the ball down the court, watch for fast-break chances and end plays with power… making quick choices during transitions can result in easy points.

 

  • Fernando Diaz

    Fernando is doing what he always did, sharing his honest opinions about games whenever he can. The difference is now he is writing and not talking about it.

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