NBA 2K15's Full List and Descriptions of All the Game's Badges

Chris "LD2K" Manning and the NBA 2K15 development team has detailed NBA 2K15's badges via Operation Sports.

There are 77 badges in all, and players can have 70 of them. The reason you can't have all of them is that some conflict – for example, you can't have both Alpha Dog and Beta Dogs.

28 of the 77 are described as 'Personality' badges and they're all listed below.

Personality

Alpha Dog – Steps his game up when his teammates are performing poorly
Beta Dog – Steps his game up when an Alpha Dog teammate is out or is playing poorly
Road Dog – Elevates his play when playing in road games
Prime Time – Elevates his play in games of great significance
Cool and Collected – A player who remains fairly consistent throughout the course of the game
Closer – Steps his game up in the 4th quarter and overtime when the game is close
Fierce Competitor – Elevates his game when being outplayed or instigated
Spark Plug – Energizes teammates with big plays
Swagger – Gets himself going by making big plays
Mind Games – Gets his opponent out of rhythm by getting into his head while guarding him
Enforcer – Wreaks havoc on the floor with physical and tough play
Mentor – Gets younger players focused in on the game when they commit mistakes
Heart and Soul – Rallies team when things are getting out of hand. Helps team stay focused
Floor General – Makes his team better offensively just by being on the floor
Hardened – Plays through fatigue and injury without experiencing full negative consequences
Defensive Anchor – Makes his team better defensively just by being on the floor
On Court Coach – MyCareer specific. A player with this badge can get the ball, call plays and tell teammates to shoot whenever he wants

The following badges do not have an affect on gameplay and simply revolve around the emotional reactions to various in-game situations:

Friendly – An outgoing and typically well-liked player
Reserved – A quiet player that generally keeps to himself
High Work Ethic – Works harder than the typical NBA player
Legendary Work Ethic – First one to the gym, last one to leave and the hardest worker at all times
All-Time Great – Strives to be known as an all-time great
Low Ego – Values team success more than anything
Keep it Real – Responds best to tough love
Pat My Back – Responds best when coddled
Expressive – Has no problem expressing his feelings
Unpredictable – Can be erratic in his behavior
Laid Back – Generally pretty chill at all times

And here's the rest of them:

Volume Shooter – Heats up with every shot, make or miss. However, lack of shots can make him cold
Microwave – Only needs a limited amount of made shots to get hot
Unfazed – Timeouts as well as quarter breaks do not cool this player down offensivelyCorner Specialist – Known for his ability to knock down threes from the corner
Screen Outlet – Excels as the screener in the pick & roll game
Deadeye – Not bothered as much by defenders when it comes to making contested shots
Limitless Range – Known for knocking down three pointers well beyond the three point line
Bank Is Open – Excels at banking in jumpers
Fade Ace – Excels at making fadeaway jumpers
Shot Creator – Known for making tough shots off the dribble after creating space to shoot
Lob City Finisher – Finishes alley-oops at a high rate
Sprite (R) Posterizer – Known for attempting to dunk on opposing players whenever possible
Spin Lay-in – Excels at making spin layups
Hop-stepper – Excels at making hop-step layups
King of Euros – Shines in his ability to make euro step layups
Acrobat – Can change his shot in air and attempt difficult shots with few consequences
Tear Dropper – Excels at making floaters and runners
Post Spin Technician – Dominates the post with his ability to beat his defender spin and drive moves
Drop-stepper – Adept at beating his defender in the post with dropsteps
Post Hoperator – Excels at making hop-shots out of the post
Post Stepback Pro – Shines in his ability to use the post stepback move to score in the post
Dreamlike Up and Under – Uses an array of up-fakes in the post to fool his defender into jumping
Killer Crossover – A ball-handler who excels at breaking his defender down with crossovers
Spin Kingpin – A ball-handler known for breaking his defender down with spin moves
Stepback Freeze – A ball-handler adept at freezing his defender with stepback moves
Behind the Back Pro – A ball-handler who catches his defender off guard with behind the back moves
Hesitation Stunner – A ball-handler adept at freezing his defender with hesitation moves
Master of In and Out – A ball-handler known for breaking his defender down with in and out moves
Pet Move Sizeup – A ball-handler who uses elite size-up moves to break his defender down
One Man Fastbreak – Excels at taking the ball coast to coast on a fastbreak
Transition Finisher – Adept at running the fastbreak and finishing at a high rate
Flashy Passer – Known for throwing accurate flashy passes
Break Starter – Starts fastbreaks with accurate outlet passes
Pick & Roll Maestro – Known for orchestrating the pick & roll game as the ball-handler
Lob City Passer – Throws accurate alley-oop passes
Dimer – An elite passer known for hitting teammates in the correct position to score, giving them a boost on their shot %
Hustle Points – Known for immediately scoring following an offensive rebound near the basket
Scrapper – A hustle player who wins loose ball battles
Tenacious Rebounder – Relentless in going for rebounds
Perimeter Lock-down Defender – A defender that automatically counters the perimeter offensive badges of opponents
Post Lock-down Defender – A defender that automatically counters the interior scoring badges of opponents
Charge Card – Adept at placing himself in position to win charge calls
Pick Dodger – Doesn't get caught up on screens very easily
Interceptor – Adept at stealing passes
Pick Pocket – Known for his ability to strip the ball from a ball-handler
Eraser – Amazing shot blocker who counters inside-scoring badges of opponents
Chase Down Artist – Chases players down on fastbreaks and effectively swats their shots from behind
Bruiser – The physical nature of this player drains energy from his match-up
Brick Wall – Sets extremely effective screens