Green shots mean a 100% scoring chance in NBA 2k24, but it does require lots of practice. You need to focus on being quick and precise; once you’re set to dunk the basket, you will see the green shot on the meter on your right.
The main concern lies in understanding timing stability that affects jump shot timing. If the player has higher timing stability, it doesn’t affect your chance to shoot a green, but the precision in releasing the shot during the green window matters in NBA 2k24.
Turn on Shot Feedback
Shot Feedback tells you whether you are shooting early or late in the game, and it will massively help you time your next shot perfectly.
By default, this is turned off in the game. So, you have to turn it on. Here is how:
- Open Menu
- Go to the “Options/Quit tab”
- Click “Settings”
- Scroll Down to “Shot Feedback” and turn it to “All Shots”
Set your Shot Timing Visual Que
The NBA community has stressed that Shot Timing Visual Que settings are somehow related to your early or late release.
Here is what you need to do:
- Head to Controller settings.
- Shot Timing Visual Que will be set to Push by default, test out Jump, Release, and Set Point.
Turn off Jump Shot Meter
You should next disable the Jump Shot Meter to get 20% boosted green window odds in NBA 2k24.
You can turn your shot meter off by entering your Controller Settings and changing the Jump Shot meter to OFF.
Use Jump Shot Boosts
Using Jump Shot Boosts is super crucial in your game. It will help you increase your Jump Shots and improve precision. So having them is important. However, it is a paid item and you must pay 1500VC per game. But it is worth spending.
