I've been playing 2K since 09, so I'd like to think I'm at least decent at the game. However, as I've been playing I can't help but notice that perfect releases on three point shots are beyond rare.
I played on rookie casual on my career (with maxed out jump shooting for an outside oriented 6'7 SF with boost) just to test it out and I was able to get the perfect release, but even then it was rare. Playing on superstar sim in MyLeague as the Bulls, I believe I got a perfect release three with Dunleavy a grand total of one time in 10 games. In 2K15, DunDun was $$$, but now I'm shooting 28% on wide open shots. A lot of the times, I'd be getting those pseudo-perfect releases. What I mean by that is I'd get the release dead on in the center but the perfect release wouldn't trigger.
Am I the only one having this issue? Because I can take one step inside the arc (or I can literally be standing on the line) and I'll get the perfect release much more often. I know that they increased three point shot difficulty for 16, but it feels a little overboard.
I played on rookie casual on my career (with maxed out jump shooting for an outside oriented 6'7 SF with boost) just to test it out and I was able to get the perfect release, but even then it was rare. Playing on superstar sim in MyLeague as the Bulls, I believe I got a perfect release three with Dunleavy a grand total of one time in 10 games. In 2K15, DunDun was $$$, but now I'm shooting 28% on wide open shots. A lot of the times, I'd be getting those pseudo-perfect releases. What I mean by that is I'd get the release dead on in the center but the perfect release wouldn't trigger.
Am I the only one having this issue? Because I can take one step inside the arc (or I can literally be standing on the line) and I'll get the perfect release much more often. I know that they increased three point shot difficulty for 16, but it feels a little overboard.
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