Green releases doesn't mean the shot will go in every time

[Kevin]

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[iamSamke]

I saw it earlier. That's really good, it will make game look so much realistic.

[ThePointForward]

This was already in 2K15. Nice bug to feature development

[Murat]

I'll never be able to make a three pointer

[ShadGregoryMoss]

This was already in 2K15. Nice bug to feature development

Hahahaha. Hate it when your player has a 90 rating and is wide open, but misses his shot. But when you shoot against 2 defenders, S-W-I-S-H.

[ThePointForward]

I missed green release free throw with 85+ rating. Beat that.

[Andrew]

It's a good approach. Perfect releases for good shooters should be high percentage attempts, but not guaranteed buckets.

[TBM]

But if it can miss, what's the point of a green release to begin with?

[Andrew]

It's the optimal release point, for the highest percentage attempt with that player and from that spot on the floor.

[[Q]]

But if it can miss, what's the point of a green release to begin with?

Then it becomes how easy the stroke is to master. People in nba 2k7 shooting 100% fts with Ben Wallace but missing with Yao

It happens a lot irl when deandre Jordan shoots with great form but still misses simply because he's not a good ft shooter

[Andrew]

NBA Elite 11 would be another good example: master the release point in the demo, and you could make hook shots from the three-point line, no sweat.