NBA 2K15 New Shot Meter Explained

[ForeverVersatile]

But if it's a bad shot chances are it won't go in anyway. If you hit the meter timing I think it just increases the % that it may go in. If you don't hit the meter timing on a bad shot it definitely won't go in rather than be lucky. That's how I see it.

[Smirkin Dirk]

And the worrry for me is that there are dudes who are just dynamite with controls. I use all the dudes who pwn me in Titanfall/BF4 as evidence.

Having any controller window for Perkins/Biedrins/Dwight type to start nailing 3s and fallaways is a worry.

[Leftos]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hot Kidd

Having any controller window for Perkins/Biedrins/Dwight type to start nailing 3s and fallaways is a worry.

There's no controller window that would allow those guys to make those kinds of shots with any consistency.

[turty11]

Quote: Originally Posted by Leftos

There's no controller window that would allow those guys to make those kinds of shots with any consistency.

did you not see that guy taking 3's with duncan?

people will find a way!

[Smirkin Dirk]

Quote: Originally Posted by Leftos

There's no controller window that would allow those guys to make those kinds of shots with any consistency.

Good to hear.

[23]

Cmon man are you guys just pandering just because?

You know good and well a guy wont win taking 3s with Tim Duncan all game long

Key word is consistency. A role player can go off on any given night, and even a few but he can't carry a team like a superstar night in and out

[eko718]

Quote: Originally Posted by Leftos

There's no controller window that would allow those guys to make those kinds of shots with any consistency.

Does a perfect release on the meter always result in the shot going in if the player is wide open?

[JTheClip]

I have the same question as eko, even if its extremely hard to get a perfect release with deandre jordan, if i magically do it, will that shot go in?