How to Get Contact Dunks in NBA 2K23
In NBA 2K23, there are a few things that have been changed from the previous game. One of those things is how contact dunks work. In this blog post, we will go over how to get contact dunks in NBA 2K23. We will also touch on some of the other changes that have been made to the game.
What is a contact dunk?
In order to get a contact dunk in NBA K, you must first know what a contact dunk is. A contact dunk is when you jump and hit the rim with your hand while holding the ball. This will result in the ball bouncing off the rim and back into your hand. The key to getting a contact dunk is to have good timing and aim. You also need to be able to jump high enough to reach the rim. If you can do all of these things, then you will be able to get a contact dunk in NBA K.
The Different Types of Contact Dunks
There are four main types of contact dunks in NBA K: the one-handed dunk, the two-handed dunk, the tomahawk dunk, and the reverse dunk.
The one-handed dunk is probably the most common type of contact dunk. To do a one-handed dunk, you’ll need to approach the basket with your right hand on the ball and your left hand on the backboard. Then, jump off your left foot and extend your right arm to slam the ball through the hoop.
The two-handed dunk is similar to the one-handed dunk, but you’ll use both hands to grip the ball instead of just one. Again, approach the basket with your right hand on the ball and your left hand on the backboard. But this time, jump off both feet and extend both arms to slam the ball through the hoop.
The tomahawk dunk is a bit more difficult than either of the first two types of contact dunks. For this one, you’ll need to approach the basket with your right hand on the ball and your left hand on the backboard. Then, jump off your right foot and bring the ball down behind your head before slamming it through the hoop with both hands.
Finally, there’s the reverse dunk. This is probablythe most difficult type of contact dunk to execute. To do a reverse Dunk, approachthe basket with your right hand onthe ball andyourleft hand onthe backboard
