My SHOOTING SECRETS will RUIN NBA 2K25 - Best Jumpshot, Settings, Tips and Tricks in 2K25

Welcome back to the channel, 2K fam! In this video, I’m dropping my ultimate shooting secrets that are guaranteed to take your NBA 2K25 game to the next level. Whether you're struggling with your shot or just looking to dominate the court, these tips will give you the edge you need! You will be able to Shoot like Joe Knows, Siimply Grinding, Badgeplug, and Choc!

🔥 What’s Inside:

The Best Jumpshot: Find out the top jumpshot that will make your shots more accurate and consistent.
Essential Settings: Discover the crucial settings to fine-tune for maximum performance.
Pro Tips & Tricks: Learn advanced techniques that the pros use to sink those impossible shots.
💡 Why Watch?

Elevate your gameplay and become a sharpshooter.
Master the mechanics that will make your shot unstoppable.
Gain insights that can help you win more games and improve your overall skills. These skills will help you become a nba2k25 demi god
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[drodlv]

Once I subbed on YT and Twitch my shooting % went up 70%

[whoismoose]

W video. Very VERY few people are hitting for 70+ % right now. Brand new game, brand new mechanics. Lot of 💯 advice in this video. Good looks Choc!

[seanjaynes]

For 6’6 builds try
Kobe Bryant Base
George Nijang
Oscar Robertson
35/65
Push Release
you’re welcome

[NickSalter-zt]

6’3 PG build Curry base, Double Oscar Robinson 3/4 speed on push is money. 94 three point

[dynamiicon]

Yeah nah that first jumper at the beginning gotta be the worst jumper I’ve ever played with. Tried it out and went 1/9. Absolutely awful. I shoot 60% on this game

[Zynedify]

I had 2 hot zones at the 3, neutral everywhere else & ALL COLD in the midrange. Definitely had to go get hot zones & lethals. They matter even more than older 2ks

[johnpetrie]

Choc your videos been the most helpful in the community! Is there such thing as the shots being “too quick” I used TMac last year and now I’ve tried Kyrie and Curry and they just seem too fast. Do I try and just deal with it or bring the speed back from max?

[kennyt]

I’m 7’0 center my midrange is 87 and 3 ball 80, my jumpshot is Chris Bosh base, Kevin Durant and Chet the mix is 60% and Chet 40% max speed, I got it on release as well I been greening but I’m also getting use to release. The timing is when the ball is coming out my players hand

[xvract]

Been struggling with shooting this year, better than my season 1 16% last year but still only like 30% wide open, gonna try out jaylen tyson and the other stuff like hot zones and see if i can improve my percentage

[blackdominique]

That controller tip was huge. W video. Thanks.

[jamesrobertdiblasi]

Not sure why people be so negative bros just giving you tips dont have to like it or watch it.

[lewperignon]

What controller for next gen should I be rocking again

[blinderz]

Is there a controller with less latency for ps5? And what’s the 6’6 build in this video

[bigslim]

Needed this bruh... I'm hopping on

[brycemontgomery]

Im using Haili Base & Steph Curry release 1 & 2 once I get my hot zones & badges ima be cooking ppl in the park rec proving grounds etc

[HARD_TIMESGAMING]

Fam can you tell me what video I need to watch to get that jump shot for a 7 foot big 76 78 midrange pt

[mavzeryilan]

hey love the video. which build are you using in this video bro?

[Valley]

What internet upload and download numbers should I have?

[xXDEUCXx]

I agree with everything other than anything that revolves around the creative process. When it comes to creating a jump shot, I think it should be based off the individual. How they look at the stats (they need to understand how the jumpshot creator works for themselves), and how they like the entire visual of the jumpshot is going to determine how much they connect with said jumpshot, which will ultimately determine their success with that jumpshot. With the build, people need to actually look at the builder, play around with it and come up with a build that fits their playstyle. I understand that content creators put a lot of work to create these builds for people and I don't want to take away from that, but they should be using your builds as templates, ideas to take and make their own. And you guys do a great job of saying "this is just a template, don't take this and make it exactly how I am. If you don't like this stat then don't put it there, do something else with it.", but so many people are looking to you guys like if they don't make the build exactly how you do it will be trash. I started in 2K20, the first build I made was awesome and it was from Brotha Jones. Love his content still, but I learned that he makes some builds where I'm like "I think I would rather have this than that" and when I make it that way, it turns out to be so much better for my playstyle. Since I've figured that out, I no longer look at build videos like I need to follow that, it's more like those are some interesting concepts so I'll adopt some things and see how I can incorporate it into what I'm already thinking about doing. I know this is a bit of a long message, but if even just one person reads this and understands that anything viewed on any platform for 2K should only be looked at as inspiration as opposed to something they HAVE to do, then my job is done. The thing that sets content creators apart from your typical casual is that you guys spend countless hours doing what they don't have the time to do. I appreciate that you guys do that for everyone. But I also spend the time myself, and I implore everyone to do that if they want to be self sufficient.

[dracodakid]

Will have any troubles keeping the controllers sync to a console