TUTORIAL, triple threats, and starting a dribble. How to extend a stationary position

[spinoff]

Hello everyone,
Some NBA2K gamers had understood and appreciated the new features of 2K23 regarding the triple threat position, but almost no one had noticed that it was possible to maintain a position (when you press LT/L2 to protect the ball) by giving a direction with the left stick.

There's a video that explains this here:
https://youtu.be/JHeiw6xikOg

However... unfortunately, it's only available in French. Anyway, in French, there's a lack of this kind of simulation-focused and offline gameplay video, so here's the link for those who might be interested.

Just a reminder: hold LT or L2, then push the right stick in a direction and quickly flick the left stick in a direction to maintain the position.

If it can be helpful to anyone

Note: the video also explains how to exit the triple threat position by performing dribbles

[jeebs9]

Oh we definitely knew about this. It's just not popular lol.

We have an entire post-up thread about triple threats and post moves. Especially mid range post up moves.

Check out this reverse pivot move I've been doing.
https://twitter.com/jeebs9/status/16...HgRvnPpnA&s=19

That's a combo of left stick and right stick moves

[jeebs9]

Here is the thread if you want to go thru it.

https://forums.operationsports.com/f...me-thread.html

[spinoff]

Thanks, but it's a shame that so few people are talking about it (and especially in languages other than English to make the game more accessible to as many people as possible).

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by spinoff

Thanks, but it's a shame that so few people are talking about it (and especially in languages other than English to make the game more accessible to as many people as possible).

After watching it about 3-4 times. I speak french myself (not that good). But it does drop some knowledge in certain areas that people don't talk about. But I think about here most of us know of most of the momentum triple threat. You are right in that there isn't much out there in other languages. I wish there was something I could do to change that. Hopefully more is released by this dude. It is great work!