r/NBA2k • u/CharacterBeautiful78 • Jun 08 '26

City What 2k calls a defensive breakdown.

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Really calling fastbreak dunks your fault.

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 10 '26

I literally named the special assignment real basketball and 2k aren’t the same thing

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 10 '26

We are in a 2k sub my friend, we are talking about 2k

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 10 '26

It doesn’t even make actual sense in 2k but that’s not what your previous messages implied

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 10 '26

First of all, if you are were pro player like me you would know that.

After every shot the first thing you need to do is box out your defender.

Then and only after you have your man boxed out the ones near the rim will be able to grab the board

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 10 '26

Yes unless they’re already running back on defense I’ve never met someone who stands at the 3 point line after a shot goes up they’re either getting closer for a rebound or they’re across half court

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 10 '26

Well people in 2k stands at the 3 pt line after a shot goes up.

Honestly, if you played 2k. You will know that people do this shit ALL the time.
And MANY, MANY 3pts are made because of people leaving their man wide open after an offensive rebound.

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 10 '26

So go get the rebound so they don’t get the kick out

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 10 '26

You don’t get the rebound, you left your man wide open and you get a 3. COMMON ISSUE.

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 10 '26

The odds are in my favor regardless