The process of building your MyPlayer in NBA 2K22 is without question the most important part of your MyCareer. Depending on the presets and parameters that you give your player, you’re going to be enabled certain moves that will give you a leg-up on the competition. One part of your game that you definitely won’t want to leave out in NBA 2K22 is Contact Dunks.
We put together the following guide on how to get all the Contact Dunks in NBA 2K22, including the requirements. You will find a list of all contact dunks and alley-oops down below.
NBA 2K22 Contact Dunk Requirements
As any 2k player knows, dunking is one of the most satisfying moves you can pull off in the game. However, the dunking mechanic in NBA 2K22 has changed and now involves a dunk meter for you to master. Becoming a reliable contact dunker has never been more challenging.
Here is the full list of the contact dunks in NBA 2K22 and all the stats that you’ll need to perform them:
- Pro Contacts: Driving Dunk 84(+) – Vertical 70(+)
- Elite Contacts: Driving Dunk 92(+) – Vertical 80(+)
- Small Contacts: Driving Dunk 86(+) – Vertical 85(+) – Under 6’5”
- Pro Standing Big Man Contacts: Standing Dunk 80(+) – Vertical 65(+) – At least 6’10”
- Elite Standing Big Man Contacts: Standing Dunk 90(+) – Vertical 75(+) – At least 6’10”
- Pro Alley Oops: Driving Dunk 70(+) – Vertical 30(+)
- Elite Alley Oops: Driving Dunk 85(+) – Vertical 60(+)
- Pro Contact Alley Oops: Driving Dunk 84(+) – Vertical 70(+)
- Elite Contact Alley Oops: Driving Dunk 92(+) – Vertical 80(+)
- Small Contact Alley Oops: Driving Dunk 86(+) – Vertical 85(+) – Under 6’5″
- Big Man Contact Alley Oops: Standing Dunk 85(+) – Driving Dunk 75(+) – Vertical 60(+) – At least 6’10”
While the new system is somewhat complicated, it presents a change in mechanics that should result in an increased sense of realism when it comes to pulling off high-flying dunks in NBA 2K22.
For more related guides, learn how to change shot meters and how to unlock pro dribbles moves in NBA 2K22.
