As mentioned, NBA 2K22 has devoted most of its efforts to address last year's more noticeable problems. It's a result that is both familiar and innovative in all the best ways. The NBA 2K series has always performed admirably in creating an in-depth basketball sim on and off the court. The majority of your time shooting feels enjoyable while also being refined and, more importantly, fun.

The biggest improvements this year include enhanced animations for defence and offense. Models move with more ease and are less spongy, especially when making physical contact with other players. Although the impact is still very real, players can now achieve more convincing contact one another. Many times have I got caught in an opponent's leg when crossing them up, ruining my speed in the process. This is it. A godsend.

The most significant modification is the combination of the stamina bar (and shot stick) which now works together. This will be a happy change for a lot of. The developer Visual Concepts has decided to restore the traditional shot stick. The controversial 'Pro Stick' has been put to rest for good. The shooting process is identical to before however, players are now required to release the ball in a specific window that's towards the upper end of the metre.

The width of the window for release will reflect on your stamina level. Be careful not to mess around on top of the key will drain stamina, therefore, make sure you choose your actions and move with precision to maximize your chances of success. The window may shrink or increase in size depending on choice of shot and the shooter.

While an open Steph Curry can drain the three, we still wouldn't recommend pairing one with Shaq. All the time. Keep that in mind and since these two aspects are so closely linked, team basketball is heavily played to spread the burden. This is particularly relevant during the final few minutes of a match when exhausted players may need to be substituted.

This choice to return to the old-fashioned shooting system allows for greater precision and detail while using Dribble moves. Many times in NBA 2K21, I accidentally clicked the "Pro Stick" which only to see it throw out an uneven ball. It's also important to note that alley-oops have now been requiring timed button presses to be completed.

To throw the lob, it's a simple task. However the final player has to press the "shoot" button when they're in the green area of the timing meter. While I don't feel this is necessary, I can acknowledge that all things requires a certain amount of finesse and skill, even if they'ren't particularly demanding in the current gameplay.

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