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That’s part of the reason I still lean toward Kobe Bryant’s release–even for the big guys. However, I have found more success with smoother releases than quick ones while playing with big men. When it comes to upper release, there aren’t as many restrictions. For bigs, Rudy Gay has the best base and it really isn’t close with any of the others available. However, the other aspects of the jump shot have to be altered to compensate for the size restrictions in 2K.īig men (players who are 6’10” or taller) don’t have access to the same base and release options. In case you can’t tell, I really like the Kobe Bryant upper release. The Kobe Bryant upper release is about as smooth as they come in the game, so this combination gives a desirable blend of speed and fluidity. For the past few versions of 2K, it has also provided an ultra-quick foundation for a quick release. I admit, this one is a little quick for some, but the Base 98 has some of the most distinguishable cues for any 2K jump shot shooter. Keep that in mind as you take a look at the options. However, there may be others that you use which may work better for your personal play style. I’m going to recommend five jump shot combinations that should give the highest percentage of green (perfect) releases. If you play NBA 2K M圜areer, venture into the PARK, Pro-Am or Rec, you know how important it is to pick the right jump shot for your MyPlayer.īelieve it or not, there is a science to choosing the right jump shot, but it isn’t exact.