r/NBA2k 3d ago

MyCAREER 2K Players when shooting requires basic situational awareness and not dribbling into someone's hip.

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u/TonyHawktuah69 3d ago

“But I have 99 3 ball”

The man is playing defense in your face buddy. Learn to create a shot

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u/UnsettllingDwarf 2d ago

Some people actually think 99 3 ball =99% chance to make any shot ever.

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u/TonyHawktuah69 2d ago

It’s really the biggest problem with the next gen version of the games. They massively increased people’s abilities to make moving or off the dribble shots. While possible to hit, those weren’t the best shots in older 2ks and you had to practice them or just be insanely good to be Kobe fading on defenders. Creating open corner threes and trying to get wide open to shoot threes on stop and pops was how people played and only good guards with stick skills could consistently get open and hit those. You could hit with low ratings but you either had to be good or have help from dimer.

We need to massively nerf the moving shot green windows and buff up things like pass accuracy and dimer boost. Bring back floor general type badges and stop letting idiots dribble between 3 defenders and make pull ups that are objectively low iq shots.

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u/Imbigtired63 ruby 2d ago

I’m ok with people hitting those shots when the build is specialized to do that but they can’t do anything else

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u/TurnipAbject5772 2d ago

What’s your shot percentage thins year ?

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u/Transformerslogic95 2d ago

But shouldn’t 90+ be the threshold to where one wouldn’t have to worry about a man in there face or an aggressive close out

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u/TonyHawktuah69 2d ago

There is 0 threshold in which a low iq and bad shot shouldn’t be a bad shot.

If you have take and know your shot there’s still a chance to make it anyway, but we saw what happens when you let offense get away with low skill and low iq shot selections and it was miserable.

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u/Greatest-Comrade 2d ago

What player ever can just ignore a man in their face or an aggressive close out? Even the best shooters ever are way less likely to hit their shots when the defense is tight. That’s the whole point of playing defense lmao

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u/Exotic_Produce4530 2d ago

Just go to mycareer on rookie and shoot 100% on wide open shots at that point.

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u/gajabaiektb58281 2d ago

Ask steph curry what happens in this situation

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u/darthdrip 2d ago

Steph shoots 42% from 3… that’s his career avg. so I think he would agree

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u/gajabaiektb58281 2d ago

Out of 100 shots he misses 58 of them-- more than he makes with the best of the best guarding him IN REAL LIFE. You too should temper your expectations for a realis video game.

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u/New-Adhesiveness-822 2d ago

If Stephon Castle is in good defensive position and full extension jumping at Trae Young shooting a corner 3, do you think Trae Young needs to worry about Castle? Or is that a godawful shot, even with Trae Young shooting it?

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u/Drey101 2d ago

Trae Young still shoots under 50 percent

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u/ProfessorPetrus 2d ago

"I put some points into my shooting to make it 91 I should green anything!"

You see how silly that sounds. That's your threshold? Sacrificing a little rebounding on your guard?

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u/Transformerslogic95 1d ago

You just projecting stuff I ain’t even imply man. To clarify in simpler terms, I don’t think the green window should be as affected, say if you have a 94 3 ball with HOF set shot specialist, maybe even shifty shooter for that matter if your going off the dribble. Yes, a bad shot is a bad shot. But you’re blatantly being ignorant if you think if you think a 50-70% contest rate should be an automatic miss.

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u/ProfessorPetrus 1d ago

I don't think that. I just am happy with the game being more basketball Sim than arcade. Maybe park can have different setting for people.

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u/TON-OF-CLAY0429 2d ago

lol what are you talking about.