Minor correction: I was wrong, the activation of shot arc is not random. If you flick it fast it will be flat and if you flick it slow it will have a high arc. It is too consistent that I can force Flat arcs 10 consecutive times.
I dont know if you made this vid because of my previous comment on last video but thank you for making this video and clarifying in the comments. Ty. Plz continue the great job you are doing. 👍
@@introvart3394 ohhh yes,, i was actually planning to put your comment on the vid ( I usually do that), but i missed it. THanks for the recommendation!
People need to notice that shot arc doesn’t just effect shot contest bust also how the ball comes off the rim. As in if you gotta take a last second shot you can glass it so it rolls off the rim, high arc tend to bounce long, flat often hit the front from the angle you shot off. Of course there’s always randomness but it does make rebounding easier once you can notice the arc or if the shooter calls it beforehand when shooting.
Your Arc Matters! This is simple geometry that Kobe talked about. The hoop is 10'0" AND is a Stationary Target no matter what, right? These are your variables; • How tall is Your Player? • What is Your Player’s Wingspan? • Where are you on the court before you shoot? • Now, what is your player doing in their jumpshot animation? • Lastly are attributes, badges, contest %, etc Steph(6'2") can’t put the same arc on the ball as Klay (6'7") or KD (≈7'0") and vice versa. They jump at different heights, wingspans, etc. There IS a right and wrong way to shoot for Each of your loadouts. Shooting with the stick will give you a competitive edge if you hone those details!
I’ve been using both square and right stick in the stage 2s for the past week. I love the right stick for catch and shoot, it’s like no matter the catch animation the timing is always the same (ofc fumble passes not factored in). I have also used it off the dribble, both standing still dribbling and “Stop and Pop” dribbling and Ima just say this, when I’m not shooting as well with the square, I just use the right stick as a backup until I get some takeover on the meter or until I feel I can time it real good with the square again.
Really I used to shoot with right stick and the only reason I stopped is because catch and shoots aren't as quick with the right stick so plenty of times I couldn't get my shot off with the right stick when I could would square,..... Also I know I mention institute a while back but it also matters what direction you push it left right so on I swear if you push it the ball will go to that side of the rim or whatnot..... And by the way 99% of these play shots can never shoot with the right state
I always use right stick down to shoot because to me it feels easier to time the shot compared to using a button. could be just placebo but I feel because with the stick I "release" the stick to shoot, my timing is more accurate than the button because the button has less travel. I think it really is just preference really
I thought there were releases that have a more natural higher arc than others. I'm probably just thinking of high release versus arc so I might be wrong on that.
I think that's the craziest shit in the world that they make you shoot a high arc with analog it tends to throw off my shot timing without the meter I just realized it the past week and I shot a damn air ball it was really embarrassing especially with a 92 3-point
You should test the right stick while hitting L2 on release instead of releasing on right stick you can hold it down and just hit L2 . I would like to know if it makes a difference
@@xbased9363 shoot with right stick ! And press L2 on release . So you can continue to hold R3 down if you want aslong as you press L2 at any point. Understand ?
I've tried both. You're right tho. On stationary 3s I need to use the shoot button, but I was messing around with the stick a lot the other day and I think I could get used to that. But in the heat of the games I need to be able to rely on my timing and muscle memory. The high arc is definitely appealing, but if it doesn't matter...well I'll keep using the button.
At the beginning of the year I don’t remember your modded controller greening very many contested shots at all and now it can green up to 30% so as the year goes on 2k makes it easier to hit contested
This is to make it easier for new players. New people enjoy the game more when they don't have to struggle to shoot or spend countless of hours learning to timed their shots. I been saying for years, 2K need need multiple difficulty levels. Like maybe make the rec the easiest mode to shoot on. The park being avg difficulty(Balance) and stage being the toughest with whites barely going in.
@@blackmamba___ or they could just reward good shots open shots and make the new players learn besides taking contested shots shouldn’t be rewarded I’ve seen people hit 48% contested whites in the rec and let’s not even discuss paint defense
@@holdenyarbrough3738 They could, but how would they sucker lazy people to buy the game. Tim Tim won't bother begging his Mom to buy a $70 game every Christmas if they are gonna be trash. He rather play fortnite. I'm not arguing that it's a good thing. I'm just saying there's a reason why they do this...$$$ a.k.a GREED
@@Trc_Slick PRO-AM is for competitive play when it comes to 5v5. Rec has always been where a majority of the noobs/casual go to get quick games. A person who is 70 overall with only a few badges is not going to get much love at the park or stage. This is why the REC is ideal for so many casual. It's because it offers the most rep and it doesn't discriminate. You'll end up playing a game shortly after queuing up no matter how bad you are at the game.
It's not better so many times under the basket instead of just taking it up the right stick will make you do some stupid turn around or some other dumb slow shot and get you blocked!
Minor correction: I was wrong, the activation of shot arc is not random. If you flick it fast it will be flat and if you flick it slow it will have a high arc. It is too consistent that I can force Flat arcs 10 consecutive times.
Yea it’s been this way since 2k21
Bro u late. High arc is tough asl to do online consistently imo it takes skill mastering that online. Flat n normal easy I like the high arc tho
I dont know if you made this vid because of my previous comment on last video but thank you for making this video and clarifying in the comments. Ty. Plz continue the great job you are doing. 👍
@@introvart3394 ohhh yes,, i was actually planning to put your comment on the vid ( I usually do that), but i missed it. THanks for the recommendation!
@@nba2ktutes no prob thanks for the vid. Appreciate it
People need to notice that shot arc doesn’t just effect shot contest bust also how the ball comes off the rim. As in if you gotta take a last second shot you can glass it so it rolls off the rim, high arc tend to bounce long, flat often hit the front from the angle you shot off. Of course there’s always randomness but it does make rebounding easier once you can notice the arc or if the shooter calls it beforehand when shooting.
Your Arc Matters! This is simple geometry that Kobe talked about.
The hoop is 10'0" AND is a Stationary Target no matter what, right?
These are your variables;
• How tall is Your Player?
• What is Your Player’s Wingspan?
• Where are you on the court before you shoot?
• Now, what is your player doing in their jumpshot animation?
• Lastly are attributes, badges, contest %, etc
Steph(6'2") can’t put the same arc on the ball as Klay (6'7") or KD (≈7'0") and vice versa. They jump at different heights, wingspans, etc. There IS a right and wrong way to shoot for Each of your loadouts.
Shooting with the stick will give you a competitive edge if you hone those details!
I’ve been using both square and right stick in the stage 2s for the past week. I love the right stick for catch and shoot, it’s like no matter the catch animation the timing is always the same (ofc fumble passes not factored in). I have also used it off the dribble, both standing still dribbling and “Stop and Pop” dribbling and Ima just say this, when I’m not shooting as well with the square, I just use the right stick as a backup until I get some takeover on the meter or until I feel I can time it real good with the square again.
Thanks for sharing!
Really I used to shoot with right stick and the only reason I stopped is because catch and shoots aren't as quick with the right stick so plenty of times I couldn't get my shot off with the right stick when I could would square,..... Also I know I mention institute a while back but it also matters what direction you push it left right so on I swear if you push it the ball will go to that side of the rim or whatnot..... And by the way 99% of these play shots can never shoot with the right state
If i remember 2k17 you actually aim with the right stick
I always use right stick down to shoot because to me it feels easier to time the shot compared to using a button. could be just placebo but I feel because with the stick I "release" the stick to shoot, my timing is more accurate than the button because the button has less travel. I think it really is just preference really
Bro You're The GOAT when it comes to stats and analytics on 2K. You're like TheXclusiveAce but a 2K version!
Thanks for the appreciation man! I’ll look him up!
Why isn’t shot arc a custom preference in the jumpshot creation? This game be missing hella opportunities, it’s the small details that count.
Bc everyone would just pick the highest shot arc
@@OverGRV bro community already follow each other what difference does this make? Ppl would pick flat too… & that’s not the reason💀
I thought there were releases that have a more natural higher arc than others.
I'm probably just thinking of high release versus arc so I might be wrong on that.
We fasho gon need you beginning 2k23 player!
Facts!
I expect we'll see some new badges that replace a few others
I think that's the craziest shit in the world that they make you shoot a high arc with analog it tends to throw off my shot timing without the meter I just realized it the past week and I shot a damn air ball it was really embarrassing especially with a 92 3-point
hey tutes can you do one to see if the training center workouts affect your player
Shooting with right stick activate deadeye a lot more then square does
You should test the right stick while hitting L2 on release instead of releasing on right stick you can hold it down and just hit L2 . I would like to know if it makes a difference
Just tried this in practice. Lw a cheat code. Taking this to the park.
Wish I understood what u meant bru
@@xbased9363 shoot with right stick ! And press L2 on release . So you can continue to hold R3 down if you want aslong as you press L2 at any point. Understand ?
I've tried both. You're right tho. On stationary 3s I need to use the shoot button, but I was messing around with the stick a lot the other day and I think I could get used to that. But in the heat of the games I need to be able to rely on my timing and muscle memory. The high arc is definitely appealing, but if it doesn't matter...well I'll keep using the button.
How about a release cue for post fades and hook shots
I shoot with the right stick when I have the passing cursers up. Other than that it’s the button
At the beginning of the year I don’t remember your modded controller greening very many contested shots at all and now it can green up to 30% so as the year goes on 2k makes it easier to hit contested
This is to make it easier for new players. New people enjoy the game more when they don't have to struggle to shoot or spend countless of hours learning to timed their shots.
I been saying for years, 2K need need multiple difficulty levels. Like maybe make the rec the easiest mode to shoot on. The park being avg difficulty(Balance) and stage being the toughest with whites barely going in.
@@blackmamba___ or they could just reward good shots open shots and make the new players learn besides taking contested shots shouldn’t be rewarded I’ve seen people hit 48% contested whites in the rec and let’s not even discuss paint defense
@@holdenyarbrough3738 They could, but how would they sucker lazy people to buy the game. Tim Tim won't bother begging his Mom to buy a $70 game every Christmas if they are gonna be trash. He rather play fortnite.
I'm not arguing that it's a good thing. I'm just saying there's a reason why they do this...$$$ a.k.a GREED
@@blackmamba___ horrible idea rec is 5v5 20 minute games it should be the hardest
@@Trc_Slick PRO-AM is for competitive play when it comes to 5v5.
Rec has always been where a majority of the noobs/casual go to get quick games. A person who is 70 overall with only a few badges is not going to get much love at the park or stage.
This is why the REC is ideal for so many casual. It's because it offers the most rep and it doesn't discriminate. You'll end up playing a game shortly after queuing up no matter how bad you are at the game.
Didnt talk about layups and post moves. I cant do em using square for some reason
Can you do a video if you haven't already, on shot timing on layups vs non shot timing?
I like to use the right stick because I play with my icons up alot but I got stick drift.....again
I only use r3 stick in the paint
Can u do a update on difficult shot
This was interesting. Thank you
I feel like I hit a high percentage of contested shots.
It's not better so many times under the basket instead of just taking it up the right stick will make you do some stupid turn around or some other dumb slow shot and get you blocked!
How about running contest? Does it make a difference between square and right stick?
Can you see if set shooter is tied to a right stick boost or any boost with the right stick in general? Last year it gave a boost
Can you do this for 2k23?
Nice. TUTES SQUAD 💥🔥💥
So is it another useless feature?
Slow news day i see
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Why y’all still say first want a cookie 😂💀
@@rjrasta2348 it's their way to show support! 😀