A bad shot animation in NBA 2K22 is one of the most frustrating things that can happen. shots will be taken too early or too late on a consistent basis, supposedly accurate shots will shank off the rim or backboard, and defenders will have extra time to come up with a block or a strip shot. The effects of this are severe enough that controllers become faulty after only one game.
Nothing, on the other hand, compares to the satisfaction of seeing a perfect shot animation in NBA 2K22. Despite the fact that shots that should have missed find their way into the bucket, perfect releases become second nature. For those who prefer to have a second experience rather than the first, these are the photographs that will transport them to that special location.

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Kevin Durant makes a jump shot.
There's a good reason why so many gamers choose Steph Curry's jump shot; after all, he's the best shooter of all time, so wouldn't he have the best jump shot? There are certain characteristics of the perfect jump shot that distinguish it from the rest: it must get off the ground quickly, release high, get a high jump, and lean back. Kevin Durant's jumper is the one that can do all of these things the best. Because of his stooped posture, he is nearly impossible to block or intimidate.

Steve Nash makes a free throw.
Gamers who choose fast animations are only hurting themselves because they are not under any pressure to make a good shot. This is one instance in which going slower and smoother is preferable, as it makes it easier to release at the appropriate time. When it comes to the release, the longer the player holds the ball at the apex, the better the perfect release will be, and the longer the player's arms are extended, the larger the zone considered to be accurate will be. Steve Nash's three-throw release is the most effective way to meet all three of these requirements.

Pull-ups with dribbles - Stephen Curry
This is the point at which Curry's shot really shines. Apart from everything else that goes into making an excellent jump shot, dribblers must be able to stop in their tracks and fire a shot before an opponent closes in on them. Many dribble pull-up animations are accurate in terms of speed, but they are inaccurate in terms of body control, resulting in a lower percentage penalty for difficult shots. Others come to a safe and orderly halt, but it takes an inordinate amount of time to get there. Curry's shot accomplishes both in spectacular fashion.

Spin Jumper - Professional
Spin jumpers, regardless of which one is used, are all considered difficult shots, and as a result, no additional restrictions should be imposed to reduce the shot percentage further. It has a beautiful, smooth, and consistent fade that allows it to hit from long range even when a defender is close to the basket.

Harrison Barnes performs the song Hop Jumper.
Hop jumpers are used to create separation between themselves and their defenders before launching a high, quick shot that is executed before the defender can react. Even though many of the hops in this game are far too short, resulting in simple blocks, the Harrison Barnes shot gets the distance necessary to get open against most coverage.

Jayson Tatum's "Post Fade" video.
Post fades have become increasingly popular in online play this year, thanks to increases in shot percentage and badges. When combined with an animation that has a strong vertical movement and a strong step back, it completely eliminates any chance the defender has of blocking the shot or even getting a hand in the shooter's mouth. Jayson Tatum's post fade is the cleanest looking in this area, and no one does it better.

In addition to the post hook this year, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Bonuses have been added to the post hook, though many shots will not be able to take full advantage of them.

With the post hook, the goal is to get the ball into the far hand and then to release it up high in order to toss it over any possible blockers. Unfortunately, many of these hooks are executed with low releases and the incorrect hand, but fortunately the legendary Kareem Abdul-Jabbar gets it right..

Post-Hop Shots - The Fundamentals
Similar to the hop jumper, it is preferable to make a large initial leap followed by a sudden stop in order to get a nice and clean shot. Surprisingly, the default basic option is the one that generates the greatest amount of distance while maintaining the greatest level of body control.