Looking for the most effective Power Forward builds for NBA 2K23? The Power Forward, also known as The Four, tends to be similar to the Center However, it could be quicker and have better shooting and playing skills. If you're playing in this position the role you play is to bully opponents at both ends of the court, as well as in the paint and along the perimeter, depending on your team's requirements.

Below, as in our NBA 2K23 guide, are our best Power Forward builds, complete with Body Settings attributes and Takeovers, as well as Badges tips.

This model of the future is absolutely dominant inside the paint on 2K MT both sides of the court, functioning as a devastating rebounder and defender and adept offensive player beneath the basket. The build is able to reach a maximum 99 OVR rating, and could be upgraded to the 66 Badge points, which include 22 Finishing Badge points 13, 13 Playmaking BadgePoints, and 31 Defense/Rebounding Badge Points.

It looks like Kings rookie Keegan Murray is able to use his NBA 2K23 rating as additional motivation to be successful in the 2022-23 NBA season. In the week preceding Tuesday's release, NBA 2K released the ratings of the first five draft picks for the 2022 NBA Draft and the summer league MVP is tied for the third-highest rating among rookies.

No. 1 overall selection Paolo Banchero and No. 3 pick JabariSmith both have a score of 78. No. 2 choice Chet Holmgren scores a 77. The two picks, Murray along with No. five pick Jaden Ivey are both 76th in spite of the former beating these picks earlier in the summer. In a smaller sample size.

This isn't the first time Murray's ability has been underplayed. Earlier in Buy NBA 2K23 MT August, ESPN Insiders estimated that the Kings rookie just 11.1 percent of first-place votes to receive the Rookie Award and Banchero a whopping 50 percent. That said, ratings tend to fluctuate through the season, so it's certainly within the realm of possibility to have Murray's rating exceed 80 given that he will be a key player of the Kings.