However, one thing that has received a new coat of sourness this year is the shot meter, with a new bar to base their shots on and it's difficult to NBA 2K22 MT master the basics right away. The new meter has caused many issues since the game's release in the first place, and we'll go over the steps to improve your NBA 2K22 shooting for your MyPlayer.

Although 2K Games have changed the shooting meter of NBA 2K22, they've not altered the methods that players can shoot in the game. There are currently two methods in which you can shoot the ball: via an Pro Stick (right joystick) or via a singular button.

If you're playing PlayStation you'll use the Square button to shoot, while Xbox players will use the X button, and both consoles will also be able to utilize an alternative to the Right Joystick, or better called"the Pro Stick. The most significant difference between these two shooting mechanics is how accurate each one is. It's true that the Pro Stick is going to provide more flexibility when compared to Button shooting. However, it's capable of allowing players to be more exact in getting the perfect shot.

If you're just starting out We recommend you try Button shooting for the first little while and you'll have greater chances of success than Pro Stick shooting, but veterans of the 2K series should use using the Pro Stick method instead. The shot meter that's new in NBA 2K22 is designed to measure the quality of your shots during the game. That means you won't require an enormous meter to achieve an exact shot if have two players on your side at the point beyond which you can shoot, unlike a wide open mid-range shot.

2K is enticing you to be more savvy when you are preparing for an opportunity to shoot, instead of relying on your juiced shooting skills to Buy NBA 2K Coins take you through to the final line. So while the shot meter is going to look relatively the same as compared to the previous years, the gauge will change in accordance with the shooting quality.