The 6'4 small guard in NBA 2K26 offers a slightly different gameplay experience compared to the 6'3 version, with some advantages and drawbacks, especially when aiming to maximize value using "cheap 2k26 mt." Taller guards generally do not get standing dunks unless they exceed 6'5, so this affects dunking options and finisher badges. However, the 6'4 build still manages to maintain strong driving dunk ability in combination with good vertical and speed stats.

Similar to the shorter builds, the 6'4 guard's speed with ball and defense must be carefully balanced. Typically, the build includes a solid perimeter defense rating around 85, enough to contest opponents but not necessarily be a lockdown defender. The build's highlight often includes qualities such as "limited side to side movement" due to lower agility but compensated by strong driving and perimeter offense.

Passing accuracy is a notable limiting factor, often resulting in lower pass ratings, which can hinder playmaking efficiency. Still, the 6'4 guard remains a valuable asset for players who want a versatile offensive threat with competent defensive abilities. Its role fits well in teams that rely on lockdown defenders to cover more defensive ground, while the 6'4 guard focuses on scoring and playmaking.

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