In NBA2k14, is it Durant s shooting posture that works, or does Ray Allen work well? How to use it?

This actually depends on your own preferences, Durant's shooting arc is medium, it looks beautiful, and it is also the most common and common, novices use this shooting posture to get used to the probability of shooting greatly improved, and the way to shoot is also the highest when you let go and release it perfectly. Ray Allen's shooting arc is relatively low, but it does not affect the shooting into the basket, Ray Allen's shooting posture is a small jam that will have seconds before jumping to the highest point, it can be seen that during that period of time, let go can be released perfectly. For people who have played 2k many times, Ray Allen is relatively simple, and Durant also has a lot of people who like to use it, so which posture is easy to use depends on your own opinion (I personally think Jordan's posture is the most comfortable and how to break).

Upstairs nonsense, in 2k14 Ray Allen shot very quickly and couldn't press long. As for Durant, he's a bit of a back-up and holds for a little longer, especially for mid-to-long-range shots. As for free throws, Durant is not the best-looking, and I personally think that Anthony's shooting and free throw posture is the most comfortable in 2k14, and the landlord can try it.

Durant's posture is relatively fast, because of his tallness, the shooting point is high, and the corresponding shooting rate is also relatively high, holding down the shooting button to see him jump to the highest point and put it down the moment, the time is very short, so the shooting rate will be much higher.

Ray Allen's posture looks stiffer, holding down to shoot the basketball, a little later than Durant.

If you want your custom character or other characters to use the Durant or Ray Allen pose, you can change it in the shooting selection package in the character attributes.

I think Durant's shooting posture is good, Ray Allen feels a little longer, and Durant's free-throw posture is comfortable.

SG with Ray Allen's! I've been playing for 2 years, and I rarely see anything useful Ah Du!

Ray Allen is a fixed-point shooter, Adu is fixed-point, and he is good alone, with a good upper body Bosh and a lower body 7.

Aaron shot faster, Adu slowed down, and the hit rate was high.

In fact, I think they are all easy to use, and it is best to choose Junzi Lei.

This shows that there is a difference between Durant himself and a computer person, some are good in the computer, some are unsatisfactory, and although NBA2K11 is very real, it is a game after all, and there will always be differences.

Actually, I think Nash's shooting is the best to score.

Lillard is good at being fast and feels like he has a smooth movement.

Personally, I prefer Anthony's shooting bag.

I used Carter's, and I was slower, so this one was for me!

Personally, I like to use Kobe's.

It was cool with Ray Allen. The three points are really ruthless, much stronger than 13. The small basket shot is not as small as the arc. But just entered.

Hope it helps.

Ray Allen's shooting moves are generally the best, with fast speed, a strong sense of rhythm, and excellent scoring ability.

Ray Allen was born on July 20, 1975 in Merced, California. American professional basketball player, 196 cm tall, plays as a shooting guard, and has excellent three-point shooting ability.

In the 1996 NBA Draft, Ray Allen was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the fifth pick in the first round and was immediately traded to the Milwaukee Bucks. In February 2003, he was traded to the Seattle SuperSonics. He was traded to the Boston Celtics on June 27, 2007.

He moved to the Miami Heat on a free transfer in the summer of 2012.

Ray Allen is a ten-time NBA All-Star Player; In 2000, he participated in the American Dream Team and helped the team win the gold medal at the Sydney Olympics; In 2001, he won the NBA All-Star Three-Point Shooting Contest; In 2008, he helped the Boston Celtics win the NBA championship; In 2013, he helped the Heat win the NBA championship with a three-point kill.

Ray Allen's movements are not easy to use, it takes a long time, and it is really good to press it, but it is easy to be blocked. The advice is that Pierce, Paul George, Jeremy Lin, Wall and Beal are all very easy to use, with rhythmic shots and easy to master.

Klay Thompson of the Warriors, Curry is not as good as 13 now, and he has not been used to Ray Allen, and Thompson's shot is relatively smooth. I play Dynasty mode with the Warriors.

Durant, the closest gesture to the textbook! The free throw basket is too, and the shot is very easy to master!

I feel like it's Bosh's shot, the rhythm is good, the shot is high, I like it.

Wade's is actually mainly about the timing of your keystrokes.