Stick when grab and take or post fade. Button from anywhere in close. Works for me but it took a little practice. Isn't it harder to pick your layup in case you utilize button? I have always struggled with these controls and used stick for layups. I would really like to be shooting 40% but I am blessed if I could hit 20%. I just play offline. I understand we have scrub players right now, and I am a below average player but seriously even layups that are in the middle of the meter are not going in. I do not even dare to try a jump shooter. The AI appears to NBA 2K21 MT Coins be ridiculous levels as well. I understand they wish to reward ability in 2k21 but this type of material will truly put off casual gamers and people new the 2K franchise and also brand new to basketball games.

I've been playing since 2K13 but I've never been that good of a player. I'd say I'm average, but I know I shouldn't be missing all of these 3s. My starter players've never played this bad in 2k16,17,18,19 and 20. The only other 2K I played before 2K20 was 2K13 and that was on PC. But this is a whole new level with a very different mechanic. I did fine in the demo and in the quickgames using the brand new shooting meter but can not hit the side of a barn .

Only played with the demo, but the stick was much more dependable than button to get me. I've always been a button man also. . . Genuinely shooting 2/16 within an offline triple threat game on only layups and 1 open jumpshot that airballed on slightly early. Spent $100 for this bullshit lmao. Man the shooting is extra nice right now but that I would advise shot time like look for the que on the cartoon.

Yep I am having trouble with it as well. Launched a match on My group heading 0/12 missing open 3s and midrange shots all around the area. I am all for them toning shots being nearly automatic but the system looks just a little bit too unforgiving so far. Hopefully will begin to Cheap NBA 2K21 MT get better after a couple more games of getting used to it. The game came out and we gotta brand new meter using slightly different timing.