Before diving too deep through our NBA 2K MT guide, we'd recommend spending some time in the training mode 2KU and playing to find what settings work for you. Here, we've provided some tips to you get started.NBA 2K23 is packed with plenty of different camera options for you to experiment with but you'll be able to compare to the tried and true 2K option in our opinion.

It puts you behind your offensive counterparts, a similar to Madden NFL and allows players to have a complete understanding of the floor as well as identify any lanes that are open or wide-open teammates. This perspective also proves to be ideal for defense, as it provides an entire view of the player you're guarding as well as any movements around you. Of course, it is possible to modify the zoom and height if you prefer a lower perspective, and you can reduce motion blur by changing the settings if you find that affects the timing of your shots.

A brand new feature in NBA 2K23 allows you to find out how quickly or slowly the shot counter appears in the event that it's enabled. There are four options available in Controller Settings The options are Very Early, Late, Early, along with Very Late. While tinkering with this will not alter the animations in your jump shots, it will alter how fast the meter appears. Personally, we are a fan to be Very Early.

The meter displays shortly after pressing the button, it gives you some extra milliseconds in order to adjust your release time, however if it seems like you're constantly undercooking shots then you may prefer the time of release to be Late or somewhere in the middle. One of the best ways to discover what works for you is to try it out with your top players from Buy NBA 2K MT.