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How can you hit a half court shot in NBA 2K24? One of the biggest aspects that NBA 2K24 changed this year, is its overall gameplay. From shooting the ball to how you play defense and much more, NBA 2K24 made a variety of improvements to even out the playing field and minimize the amount of overpowered metas fans can build and dominate with in MyCAREER.
Although some of you might be curious when the next NBA 2K24 Locker Codes drop will take place, others might still be grappling with the new gameplay, particularly on the shooting front. Although there’s various different kinds of shots you can take in NBA 2K24, half court shots are the most challenging to make, and some fans might be curious how they can hit one. If that’s what you came to find out, we’ve got just what you’re looking for.
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NBA 2K24 how to hit a half court shot
Hitting a half court shot in NBA 2K24 is no easy feat. Whether you’re using a MyPLAYER build or a star from the NBA, getting a feel for the shot meter and mechanics is something you will want to work on right away. For example, if you’re using Stephen Curry, he has a much quicker shot motion than let’s say Luka Dončić. So seeing each player has their unique stroke, it’s key to get a feel for their timing first before attempting to do half court shots.
Once you find that player you and are comfortable with their shooting motion, load into Freestyle Mode in the 2KU Menu or play a game, and when reaching the half court line, attempt to take a half court shot. As is the case for every shot you take, the goal is being able to fill up your jump shot meter completely in order to secure the excellent release you’re after. Doing so will give you the best chance at making a half court shot.
However, the most challenging part with making one, is the speed of the shot and how much more difficult it is to fill up your jump shot meter when you’re so far out. Even when you’re using a strong shooter, the demand for excellence is very high, which is why hitting a half court shot is still one of the most difficult aspects of the game.
If you’re eager to nail one though, be sure to try it with a long-range NBA shooting expert that you can comfortably knock down shots with. Curry is the first to come to mind, but Damian Lillard and Trae Young are also great candidates to try it with as well.
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