NBA 2K23 has released some ratings for its players prior to the game's release, and certain basketball stars were not content with the scores they were given 2K MT. The ratings have been released for certain NBA 2K23 players, and a few superstars are not content with the results they've received. Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant garnered a 96 overall rating, which in his opinion was unacceptable."Aye @Ronnie2K," Durant tweeted to community manager of the video game, Ronnie Singh."I'm going to need a reason as to why I'm not 99? This has turned into a joke," Durant wrote.
The elusive 99. Only five players have ever received the 99 rating: Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, LeBron James, as well as Chris Paul. Shaquille O'Neal remains the only player to get 100 marks in the video game. Giannis Antetokounmpo received the highest given rating of 97 in NBA 2K23. and he was the only one who received this number. Durant is in good company since He is joined by LeBron, 2022 NBA Finals MVP Stephen Curry, reigning NBA MVP Nikola Jokic, and Joel Embiid.
Durant is not the only person to take issue with his numbers. Golden State Warriors shooting guard Klay Thompson was also upset that he was given a rating of 88 for three-point shooters, second to the teammate Curry."Put some respect on your name, you poor blokes," Thompson wrote, referencing the NBA 2K.The 32-year old is in the second spot with Desmond Bane, Kevin Durant as well as Luke Kennard.
While Thompson is dissatisfied with his name's position at the top of the chart, Minnesota Timberwolves big man Karl-Anthony towns is unhappy that his name wasn't made it on the lists of the five best three-point players in the game Buy NBA 2K23 MT. The reigning NBA Three-Point Contest winner's questionable face emoji accompanied by a question mark says the whole story.