Signature Flaws for NBA 2K13

[Blessin]

This is preety good! Then again the causual gamer might not like these but for a hardcore gamer like me it would be great. Especically "Loose Cannon"!

[AllStarDaDon]

Lol you guys are really taking this serious?

I highly doubt there seriously contemplating adding this in. I'm pretty sure it was just for teh lolz

[deacon21206]

LOL 1 more to add called Weak In the Knees: When attempting to guard elite ball handlers. They are more prone to be crossed in thee most embarrassing way. Like falling to the floor, constantly backing away. Examples: Derek Fisher or Steve Blake.

[jfsolo]

Quote: Originally Posted by AllStarDaDon

Lol you guys are really taking this serious? I highly doubt there seriously contemplating adding this in. I'm pretty sure it was just for teh lolz

Of course the article was just for fun, and 2K won't put these in, especially with the pejorative names, but folks are just recognizing that Sig Flaws would take the game to another level of authenticity.

I know that competitive online players hate this with a passion, but there does need to be many aspect of on the court gameplay that are out of the Users control. That is of course if you actually want to have the players to play like they do in real life.

If you make a team where , Javale McGee, Carlos Boozer, Carmelo, J.R. Smith, and Tyreke Evans, are your starters, their collective flaws, should make it unbelievably tough for even the most skilled User to win consistently with them.

[HolyStroke3]

How does LeBron fit the "Hostage Crisis" flaw? Melo does fit that either, really only Howard fits it

[sticks323]

Why would you want a skill to make your players bad?

[DukeBlue213]

I think this is a awesome idea as well. It gives you a more personal approach to your team. Ex: Westbrook is a great player with all the talent in the world, but in the finals when he started shooting poorly he forced shoots and could never retain composure throughout the series. But on a positive note I think a good idea would be to have a random breakout player to preform at a higher lever in a couple of games in a playoff series.

[madmax17]

Quote: Originally Posted by deacon21206

LOL 1 more to add called Weak In the Knees: When attempting to guard elite ball handlers. They are more prone to be crossed in thee most embarrassing way. Like falling to the floor, constantly backing away. Examples: Derek Fisher or Steve Blake.

You mean the 'Arrow to the knee' tendency.