Please help me get rid of the dunk meter

[lgkeeper]

I thought I had turned all the meters off (I hate them in my franchise) but I still have the alley-oop meter and the dunk meter (showing me a big "Family Feud" X every time I try to dunk) on. I can't for the life of me find where to turn them off. TIA

[VictorMG]

Quote: Originally Posted by lgkeeper

I thought I had turned all the meters off (I hate them in my franchise) but I still have the alley-oop meter and the dunk meter (showing me a big "Family Feud" X every time I try to dunk) on. I can't for the life of me find where to turn them off. TIA

For alley-oops, you can't turn it off, sorry to say.

For standard dunks, just dunk normally. Don't use the turbo + right stick down mechanic.

[lgkeeper]

Quote: Originally Posted by VictorMG

For alley-oops, you can't turn it off, sorry to say. For standard dunks, just dunk normally. Don't use the turbo + right stick down mechanic.

First, thanks.
1. That's insane you can't turn the alley-oop off
2. That makes sense for Turbo dunks
3. Say a guy has Zach Lavine on his team and wants ALL the special dunks. Is there a way to turn it off when you turbo/right stick?

[VictorMG]

Quote: Originally Posted by lgkeeper

Is there a way to turn it off when you turbo/right stick?

Right stick down? Not that I know of, sorry.

[FunGaming44]

I also find them very annoying, hope an option comes to turn them off. Before we know it there will be meters for everything.

[JKSportsGamer1984]

They really need to patch in the option to turn off the alley oop meter. I get what they were going for, but I find it too distracting. I'm surprised they released the game without the option.

[cooers]

The dunk meter really takes away from the game immersion also… feels and looks extra arcadey — especially with broadcast camera being absent.

[VDusen04]

I haven't played the game so I understand there's an element of, "Oh just wait to try it yourself first." But I feel I can say quite comfortably that I'm going to despise this meter.

Frankly, dunking in real life is such a bang-bang sort of play that relegating any aspect of it (even trick dunks or alley-oops) to an on-the-fly precision meter is such a disservice to the actual feel of executing such a feat.

The rumored obnoxious overlay is just the cherry on top.