Stop complaining about not making 50%+ wide open 3s

[tjery14]

Since so many ppl are complaining about missing wide open 3s:

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/w...-defenses-pay/

Its from reddit. Nba teams have 35-45% form wide open 3s, Steph has 46%.

[Vroman]

Shot feedback and green releases is the problem that give u that delusion of "I have to make every open shot" .

[TheRizzzle]

I agree with this logic. But it also feels like the AI hits on all those open 3's while I can't. I miss wide open 3's with my feet set under me and the AI is draining on the move 3's leaning to their non-dominant hand.

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[lkasprzak]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vroman

Shot feedback and green releases is the problem that give u that delusion of "I have to make every open shot" .

Thats why I turned it off, I advise you to do the same, and just play the game.

[ksuttonjr76]

Quote: Originally Posted by lkasprzak

Thats why I turned it off, I advise you to do the same, and just play the game.

Ditto. I'm actually finding the vibration feature to be very useful for shooting. Now, I can focus on the action on the screen, but I still have an indicator of when I should release.

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by lkasprzak

Thats why I turned it off, I advise you to do the same, and just play the game.

Definitely a life changer. I've been doing it since they brought in the shot meter. And every year it's pretty awesome!! You stop worrying about releases and start worrying about the players on the court.

[xCoachDx]

I've had an issue with it only when playing head to head, as I've had a handful of games where contested threes were seeming to go in at a higher rate than wide open threes. It's not a complaint at the overall percentage, but that it seems to be opposite of how it should be.

[Maxflier]

This reminds me, didn't 2k (Beluba I think) say there wouldn't be green releases this year?