This puts you in NBA 2K MT front of your offensive counterparts, a little much like Madden NFL, allowing you to gain a thorough view of the floor and pinpoint any lanes that are open or have wide-open teammates. This perspective also proves to be the most effective on defense, as it provides an entire view of the player you're protecting and any movements that are happening around you. Of course you can alter the zoom and height if you prefer a lower viewpoint, and you could alter the motion blur by changing the settings in case you feel that it affects the speed of your movements.

A new feature of NBA 2K23 allows you to choose how quickly or slowly the shot counter appears provided you've enabled it. There are four variations available in Controller Settings which include Very Early, Very Late, Early as well as Very Late. Although experimenting with these settings will not affect the animations in your jump shots, it will affect how quickly the display of the meter. Personally, we are a fan on Very Early.

The meter shows nearly immediately after pressing the button, it gives you an extra few milliseconds for timing your release but if you feel you're continually undercooking your shots you might be better off using Very Late or something in Buy NBA 2K MT the middle. One of the best ways to determine what works for you is to play using your most-loved players in 2KU.