If you want to learn how to turn off Shot Meter in NBA 2K25, this ONE Esports guide has got you covered.

In NBA 2K, mastering your shooting mechanics can significantly improve your gameplay, and one way to gain more control over your shots is by turning off the Shot Meter.

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Many experienced players opt to disable the meter to focus on timing and muscle memory, which can lead to more consistent and accurate shots.

Moreover, turning off the feature offers a slight shooting boost. It rewards you for mastering shot timing without visual aids.

Step-by-step guide on how to turn off Shot Meter in NBA 2K25

Shot Meter settings in NBA 2K25
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  1. From the Main Menu, head to the Features section.
  2. Next, select Customize HUD.
  3. Locate the Shot Meter Shots setting.
  4. Toggle the Visibility for Shots option and switch it to Off.

For an optimal experience, it’s also advisable to disable the Shot Meter for free throws while keeping it visible for layups. This allows for more control during layup attempts while maintaining a clean look during free throws.

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Additionally, set the Shot Meter size to “Large” and choose the “Arrow” graphic for better clarity, making it easier to execute advanced layup techniques like Euro steps.

With the Shot Meter turned off, it’s important to practice your shot timing to become more consistent.

Take the time to practice in Learn 2K or MyCourt mode to sharpen your shooting mechanics. These modes are ideal for building muscle memory, especially if you’re transitioning to playing without the help of the meter.

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