Why does shot feedback turn white

As far as pink goes, it gives you a much clearer release point since you can see when your shot reaches that perfect middle point. As far as sound goes, that really is just a personal choice since it has no effect on your release.

I tend to choose option Another big option is whether or not you actually want the meter on. The meter helps many people visually see when to release a shot, but a lot of people think it may also distract you. I can't even play my online assoc games because every game gets a network error during the first shot.

It's pitiful. I quit playing online since this was happening. I dont see how 2k can have the same issues every year. Has happened to me a few times as well.

It fixed itself over time, but extremely annoying nonetheless. BB code is On. Smilies are On. Trackbacks are Off. Pingbacks are Off. Refbacks are Off. I just played a game of my team unlimited where I faced off against the opponent that was so good, he may be the best player I played against.

A lot of those were open shots good job me but he hit soooo many greens. It must have been around And he had his shot meter turned off but he was timing them perfectly. Turning off the shot meter is the way to go this year but you have to memorize the releases. I tried it myself but I dont have enough time to practise so turning off the shot meter was actually worse for me.

But otherwise its great because you dont depend so much on the algorhytm and its the best way to counter the full white glitch imo. Been doing this every year on 2K, even once they introduced the shot meter. They fucked up shooting or dropped too many op shooting cards. Yeah, this year i feel the algorhytm on the shot meter goes against you and that the game doesnt let you green too many shots.

But this guy yesterday was lights out. The biggest problem for me is i dont play a lot so when I lose, i tend to rage and then i change the whole team but now i have to learn more releases.

I like the shooting to be decent at least though, to break zones.