@@GameOnHondo The same exact way. Input delay didn't change the fact that custom visual cues move your green window.

I forgot to put you did great with your explanation

@@keazy2k868 Yes

I’m like yo he sounds so damn familiar

@@DirtyVelosterN- They don't. Those also consider your custom visual cue.

@@brandenross7403 Thanks man. I Haven't played it in a couple of weeks. Was definitely someone else.

@@shawnsonicfan1bluestar782 Yes. Since it's a custom jumpshot

@@Zay0711 You're welcome bro lol

@@brahmaxbull Glad to help! You can use any base you want, just have to tune the custom visual cue to your liking

@@jonezus It works independent of Visual Cue. Custom visual cue, or the menu visual cue options don't apply to rhythm shooting

It really depends on your playstyle and release preference. I only use my jumpshot because it's visually appealing to look at. I go for aesthetic first and figure out the rest afterwards.

Absolutely. I don't believe there's a "1 Shot fits all" jumpshot. Go with what works for you

He said in another comment it’s just for video purposes

I don't play with the meter on. It's on in the video to demonstrate. If it was off it'd defeat the purpose of the video.

Im a little surprised people are having issues. I been playing the last 3 years and I only had a slight issue because the meter was different. With or without the meter I just played like it's been set up and release the toggle or the button when the ball is at the natural release point which is generally different for most players. I know there's more reward for a green window using the thumbstick so I tend to use it more often but sometimes use the button if I'm trying to do a quick step back and fire a 3. It's a slower release using the stick slightly. Unless you can modify that in the settings without it changing the way it shoots overall, can you? ​@@BlaqKobra13

@@CoreyBrown-r3p Im not sure but I've given the stick shooting a fair chance for a month. While I was able to learn it, it's just not natural for me, so I use the button.

@BlaqKobra13 I honestly think I made just as many shots with the button than the stick but according to everyone it's supposed to be better. I'm giving it a chance but at the end of the day I did just fine with the button. The most important thing is being open. You don't need to green a shot if you're open but with the button I greened it more than I didn't anyway. A lot of people think you can just shoot and it's fine but if you are open it's damn near a guarantee that you'll make it with a decent shot. I'd like to work on making plays more. I basically just hold l1 and get someone to defend me and either run around him or move to the side for the 3 if I'm having problems getting open playing spontaneously without playmaking I know learning plays would raise the odds of success.

@@rikkiflame4879 I appreciate that brother

@@3kforpres Thank you! But it doesn't. Those also use your custom visual cue. I've tested that in MyCareer and PlayNow. The menu visual cue is if you use actual NBA player jumpshots.

@@Alex-pm5vx Yes. All other shot types.

@@rafamakina9625 ¡Sí! La parte más importante es encontrar una base que te guste mucho y una mezcla de liberación que sea fácil de ver para ti. A partir de ahí, simplemente ajuste el control deslizante de señal visual hasta que se sienta natural para usted al disparar.

@@KGCuriousTV Same concept brother. Push would green before Release, and after Set Point.

@@CarelesssXeno Me too man, it's a process finding one that fits you, but glad I could help.

@@MariusBecker-v8p I never do. It's only on for the sake of this video. Couldn't properly demonstrate with it off

@@BlaqKobra13 ok i check thanks 🙏

@@PabloDame You're welcome! Thank you

@@blAZinSports4k That is true, the speed of your animation remains the same. I've not had any issues getting blocked through. Mostly Tight/Light Pressure makes.

@@BlaqKobra13 I wonder if having a visual cue like that avoids getting contested more than a later visual cue though 🤔 since even a 'light contest' slows down your shot speed, (2KTutes proves this) maybe getting that shot meter completed sooner makes it more difficult for a defender to affect the shot, since they won't necessarily have time to slow your shot down..... we need Tutes to test that one 😆

@@blAZinSports4k I would assume the logic behind it is if your green window is early in your shot (like mine) then contests generally register AFTER I already hit my window. As opposed to having to reach my window while being contested of my green window is later in my animation (Push/Release)

@@BlaqKobra13 your probably right. It's always been crazy to me how many things they put into the game that they don't get explain, or just flat out don't tell you how to do 😆

Appreciate you fam, glad I could help

@@6ft5Grizzly Rhythm Shooting is independent of Visual Cue, so the custom slider or shot profile doesn't effect it.

@@ballerLoc Im not sure of the exact number. But I've played around with it in between Jump and Set Point. But where I have it for my jumpshot might not feel right for you.

@@BlaqKobra13 I used push and release but used the Blake Weasley and that also felt more my speed with the jump set point area tried with Michael Porter on my 6’10 on exactly set point and had good time lol

@@MeloVibeGaming Glad to help bro

Yes. Custom visual cue effects all other shot types except Rhythm Shooting

@@BlaqKobra13 ok i dont like using rhythm shooting tbh. i haven’t been having too much trouble shooting just lately after this last patch shot seemed off. but could be cause i haven’t been on like that and when i have been on my career cause not much time to play and i can save it in the middle of a my career game. in the middle of launching some side businesses too so been busy busy. but im enjoying this 2k lots

@@rewritingsportshistoryI think so, cause those are non custom player jump shots

@@SkyDiizzy ya me too just wasn’t sure thx for the info

I use both with absolute ease. It’s all about getting comfortable with your shot and knowing the right cue to release

@@johnzuniga3567 I shoot off of feel and visual cue. My cue is where my natural press and hold timing is. Yeah it moves, but there's nothing anybody can do to combat that except using Rhythm Shooting

@@wallilearning7381 Might be your visual cue bro. Try and find one you're comfortable with so you don't have to adapt to it. Make it adapt to you.

Can’t use real player online😂 but despite what this dude is talking about, rhythm shooting is far superior to shooting with x/square. It gives you a 70% boost to your green window over the button😂

Use normal. With your rating they should go in at a reasonable rate provided you don’t completely muff the timing.

@@jeffreystiles7882I keep getting slight late on timing then when I release earlier then I get a complete different problem saying fast tempo

@@itsdac.h.a.m.p Glad I could help!

Def I just subbed too

@@JetFlyLow Thats what I mentioned. The visual cue doesn't change your animation speed. It sets where your green window is in the animation. Jump is early, Set Point is a little later than Jump, etc, etc.

@@BlaqKobra13 how does your shot feel in rec against contest. I find release has the highest success rate. I like push more and it feels slightly faster but release feels more real & you hit way more against contest.

@@JetFlyLow Feels great. I make a lot of Yellow/Red contests because I green before the contest even registers, having my window between jump/set point.

@@youlostthedebate Because I don't want to. I'm a natural Set Point shooter. And I love my custom jumpshot the way it is.