In NBA 2K23, adrenaline bar boosts are a way for 2K to regulate how many explosive moves you can do in a single possession. If you use the turbo button to launch yourself into an explosive sprint NBA 2K24 VC, you'll lose one of your three bars for that possession. This means players controlling the bar can't chain together dribble moves as effectively and off-ball players need to manage their sprints when cutting. Especially among Park players, this mechanic wasn't well-liked because it severely limited their ability to dribble around the court and past their opponents.
Of course, there are two sides to all of this. More casual players in 2K23 weren't as against the feature because it meant that players who were simply really good at dribbling couldn't decimate their defense every possession.
Regardless of where you come down on the issue for NBA 2K24, it's safe to say that we need to actually see what the game has to offer in terms of new gameplay additions before we can really judge. 2K hasn't given us a roadmap of when to expect new gameplay features to be announced, but hopefully, it's sooner rather than later.
NBA 2K24 has been out for over a month now, which means the start of Season 2 is coming down the pike next week. With Season 2 launching on October 20, developer Visual Concepts dropped the latest patch today. As you'd expect, this one is a doozy, full of improvements and fixes that will hopefully address many of the concerns players have with NBA 2K24 after a month on the digital hardwood. One of the major fixes is a buff to shooting Cheap NBA 2K MT, that should make certain types of shots much easier to hit across 2K24's many modes.
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