By default, your defensive Assist Strength will be set at fifty in your Controller Settings NBA 2K23 MT. This feature attempts to predict the direction of your adversaries that you are guarding, but we've found it to be a bit violent at times. You can turn this off entirely if you trust your own capabilities on the sticks, however we'd recommend keeping it turned on to a certain extent, to ensure that there's still a tiny amount of magnetic force to help you stay in front of rivals. It's a good idea to spend time with 2KU to determine what you like We personally think around 25 is a good point.


There's nothing worse in NBA 2K23 than seeing a wide-open teammate and accidentally lobbing it to the incorrect person. Luckily, in Controller Settings, you can alter how you want to adjust the Pass Target Profile. The weighting is determined by a trio of different variables: Pass Target Direction, Pass Target Distance, and Pass Target Openness.


There is a profile that is more lenient in weighing passing a tick toward openness in comparison to the default setting and we've found this to be the optimal option, although you are free to tweak further until you find a solution that can work perfectly for your needs. Be aware that you can lead a teammate into open space by pressing Circle when you select Full Receiver Control within the Receiver Control option, you'll be able to manually reposition your teammate, while holding this button.


Wondering why it's so hard shooting in NBA 2K23?


NBA 2K23 came with a lot more features than just an updated roster NBA 2K MT Coins. The most recent installment to the most loved basketball game in the world brought out a range of bizarre items, cosmetics that hover, and even a hover bike.Cosmetic items in addition, 2K23 also hauled over many new animations and reworked shooting and dribbling in an incredibly manner. Because of all the major adjustments to gameplay, it's no surprise fans struggle to adjust to the new rules. Here are some of the reasons shooting is much harder this year.