How To Dunk in NBA 2K19

Check out our tips and tricks on how to make your MyPlayer a dunking machine in NBA 2K19!

Introduction

Dunking in NBA 2K19 has been made significantly easier than in previous versions of the game. In this guide, we’ll show you how to dunk and alley-oop in NBA 2K19.

In order to dunk in NBA 2K19, you’ll need to make sure your player is tall enough and has a high enough vertical. You can check your player’s attributes by going to the MyPLAYER screen and selecting “Attributes.” If your player doesn’t have at least an 80 Dunk rating, you probably won’t be able to dunk unless you use the Pro Stick (explained below).

To do a standing dunk, simply press and hold the “X” button on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One when you’re close to the basket. If your player has a high enough Dunk rating, he will automatically dunk the ball. If not, he will lay it up.

You can also use the Pro Stick to do a standing dunk. To do this, press and hold the “R2” button on PlayStation 4 or the “RT” button on Xbox One while also pressing “X.” This will give you more control over your dunk and allows you to do things like windmill dunks and shakes.

The Best Jumpshots in NBA 2K19

There are many new jump shots in NBA 2K19, but which one is the best? In this article, we will go over the top 3 best jump shots in NBA 2K19 so that you can take your game to the next level.

The first jump shot on our list is what we like to call the “normal” jump shot. This is a mid-range jump shot that is taken with good form and generally results in a high percentage shot. If you are open and have time to set your feet, this is generally the best jump shot to take.

The second jump shot on our list is what we call the “step-back” jump shot. This is a great jump shot to take when you are being heavily contested or if you simply want to create some space between you and your defender. To execute this jump shot, simply take a step back while taking your normal jump shot. This will create some separation between you and your defender and give you a better chance of making the shot.

The third and final jump shot on our list is what we call the “fadeaway” jump shot. This is a tough shot to make, but it can be deadly if executed correctly. To execute this jump shot, simply fade away from your defender while taking your normal jump shot. This will make it extremely difficult for your defender to contest the shot, and it will also make it more difficult for them to block the shot.

How to Get to the Rim in NBA 2K19

In order to get to the rim in NBA 2K19, you need to have a players with good driving stats. The higher the driving layup and driving dunk ratings, the better. You can find these ratings under the MyPLAYER tab in the main menu.

There are a few animations that will help you get to the rim as well. You can get these by going to MyTEAM and then opting intoanimation packs. Look for packs that have “Driving” in the name.

You can also try using the dribble moves command. This is done by pressing R2/RT and flicking the right stick in different directions.

How to Dunk in NBA 2K19

In order to dunk in NBA 2K19, you first need to make sure your player is tall enough. You can check this by going to the “My Player” tab in the main menu, and then selecting “Edit Player.” From there, go to the “Physical” tab, and scroll down to where it says “Height.” If your player is less than six feet tall, you won’t be able to dunk no matter what.

Once you’ve made sure your player is tall enough, you need to make sure they have a high enough vertical leap. You can check this by going back to the “My Player” tab, and then selecting “Attributes.” Scroll down to where it says “Vertical,” and make sure it’s at least an 80. If it’s not, you can increase it by spending attribute points or by using VC (Virtual Currency).

Once you have a tall enough player with a high enough vertical leap, it’s time to head into a game. When you’re on offense, press and hold the X/Square button while near the basket. This will bring up a dunk prompt. Use the left joystick to aim your dunk, and press X/Square again when the prompt is in the green zone. If done correctly, your player will perform a flashy dunk that’ll hopefully impress the crowd (and maybe even get you on SportsCenter)!

Conclusion

To sum it up, you need to have a player with decent vertical without too much weight. You should be within range of the hoop and not too close to the backboard. Use the right analog stick to jump and then press X/A to dunk once your player is in the air.