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Essential NBA 2K20 Tips to Up Your Game on the Court 2/10/2019

Essential NBA 2K20 Tips to Up Your Game on the Court

Lace-up your Jordans; it's time to take the court in NBA 2K20. But before you do, you'll want to brush up on your skills. buy MT Points

After all, the NBA 2K franchise isn't considered the most true-to-life basketball simulator without reason. NBA 2K20 is brutally punishing. Take an extra step and you'll get the ball stripped from your hands. Try throwing up threes under pressure and you may as well start running back to defend.

But don't worry; practice makes perfect as long as you know where to start. So before you start lobbing air balls and fouling out, here are some NBA 2K20 tips and tricks to improve your game on the court. I'm partial to the main tutorial feature, which runs you through dozens of controls for attacking, shooting, defending and free throws. If you prefer less guidance, 2KU also lets you play in a scrimmage or just free style on the court. 2KU is one of the most comprehensive tutorials in sports video games, and a must try for new players.

In 2K20, timing is everything. To nail a swish, press and hold the shoot button (the right stick or X on Xbox) and release when the shot meter is full. Getting that timing down takes some practice, especially because the meter fills at different rates depending on who is shooting the ball and how open the shot is. However, I went from hitting about 30% of field goals to around 60% after a few hours of practice.

Why? Because if the shooter fakes his shot or takes another step before shooting, then you've either committed a foul or completely taken your defender out of the game. Instead, hold the right analog stick up to raise your hands. This will put pressure on the shooter but without the added risk.
The bottom line is this: 2K20 is a simulator, which means it mimicks real life, so know your players and use that knowledge to your advantage on the court. If you don't watch a lot of NBA, then spend some time looking at 2K20's comprehensive player stats to determine each of your player's strengths and weaknesses. see more

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