Flopping has returned to NBA 2K25, adding a touch of strategy and humor to the MyCareer mode. This guide explains what flopping is, how to do it, and why it matters in the game.
Flopping is a gameplay mechanic where you can make your character dramatically fall to the ground, faking the fall to get your opponent a foul.
In NBA 2K25, it’s exclusively available in MyCareer mode. When executed, your player will collapse on the court, even if there’s little or no contact from opponents.
Flopping in NBA 2K25 requires some setup. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Buying the Flop animation requires VC, so make sure you know how to get VC in NBA 2K25.
While flopping is primarily for entertainment, it can serve some strategic purposes:
Another great use of flopping in NBA 2K25 is to role-play as James Harden, as he is known as the king of flop in the NBA.
However, know when to stop. Overuse of flopping might annoy other players or disrupt game flow. Unless your intention is to be a troll, then don’t abuse this mechanic.
Flopping in NBA 2K25 adds a new dimension to MyCareer gameplay. While it may not always provide a strategic advantage, it certainly brings more personality and fun to the virtual court. Remember to use this feature wisely and enjoy the humorous moments it can create in your NBA 2K25 experience.