NBA 2K19 Shot timing tips thread

[Juve]

I forgot about these tips last year. I'll have to turn it off and focus more on the players actual release

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[Juve]

Is it more about the highest point of the players jump? Or what's a good way to time it with the meter turned off?

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[ksuttonjr76]

Come on, guys. Telling someone to only turn off the meter is not a good tip.

[jk31]

Quote: Originally Posted by Juve

Is it more about the highest point of the players jump? Or what's a good way to time it with the meter turned off? Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

more of highest point of the shooting motion. God havent you Played 2k before they implemented this shot Meter? it is Not too Long ago that it was completely normal to just Look at the shooting motion

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[ksuttonjr76]

Quote: Originally Posted by Juve

Is it more about the highest point of the players jump? Or what's a good way to time it with the meter turned off? Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

I usually divide my players into three categories based on their shooting speed. I basically learned which players are what and go from there. You can tell the difference between a quick, medium, and a slow as molasses release.

If you need a point of reference on 2K18....

From the All-Time Pacers, Paul George has medium release, Danny Granger has a quick release, and Chuck Person has a slow release.

[barond57]

Everyone’s shot is different. Don’t know why people are saying to turn off the meter I say practice only looking at the meter til you get a good idea when to release. Then you can turn off the meter.

[The 24th Letter]

I need to get my hands on more players to get a feel. Especially with Mike saying Late/Early penalties will increase when the game drops. Shot release points feel quicker across the board.

[WarMMA]

Quote: Originally Posted by barond57

Everyone’s shot is different. Don’t know why people are saying to turn off the meter I say practice only looking at the meter til you get a good idea when to release. Then you can turn off the meter.

Yh that's what I do. I'll keep the meter on to get a feel of shooters release points then i'll turn it off and just go by cue's in their shot animations. I can't truly practice well with the 2ku play through though. Gotta wait tell the full game to go in freestyle.