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Shot Timing Visual Cue

Best Controller Settings

Today, we're discussing the Shot Timing Visual Cue in controller settings. We'll show you the different cues - jump, set point, push, and release - and their impact on your shot timing. Each cue has a specific millisecond timing and percentage difference. While the cues affect when to release your shot, they don't change the shot speed. Understanding the exact timing differences can help you choose the best cue for your play style. The jump cue has the earliest green window at 500ms, followed by set point at 501ms, push at 551ms, and release at 565ms. It's important to choose the cue that works best for you.

2k24 Timing Stability

What is Timing Stability in 2k24?

Today's video focuses on jump shot timing stability grades using five different bases with grades ranging from A to F. The stability grades are meant to reduce the effects of fatigue and defense on shot speed, determining the green window for each base. Carmelo has an A grade with a green window of 615 to 640 milliseconds, while Nwaba has an F grade with a range of 641 to 770 milliseconds. Hernan Gomez falls in between with a D grade and a range of 551 to 740 milliseconds. Exxon has a C grade with a range of 556 to 710 milliseconds, and Pau has a B grade with even better stability. Higher stability grades result in less variation in shot speed under different conditions.

2k24 Meter vs No Meter

Turn Your Meter OFF!

Today, we're discussing the 20-point boost you get in NBA 2K24 for turning off your jump shot meter. Lead 2k Developer Mike Wang confirmed this boost, which is rare information from the developers. We conducted tests to compare shooting with and without the meter, taking 200 shots at each timing within the green window. The results show a 10% increase in make percentage at every timing, supporting 2K's claim of a 20-point boost. While our data is based on individual timings, 2K's boost likely applies across the entire green window.

2k24 Shooting Comparison

How does it compare to '23?

Today, we're diving into green windows in 2K24. If you're struggling with shooting this year, it's not entirely your fault – the green window has changed significantly. In 2K24, the green window for jump shots ranges from 605 to 635 milliseconds, peaking at 625. Comparing it to 2K23, which has a larger green window size of 49 milliseconds starting at 501, the difference is evident. Interestingly, badges in 2K24 can slightly increase the green window size, unlike in 2K23. More testing is needed to determine the exact impact.