NBA 2K11 Isomotion/Shot Stick Help (360)

[VictorOzieh]

Re: NBA 2K11 Isomotion/Shot Stick Help (360)

Controls shouldn't ever be this complicated, ever. 2k is way to mechanical and unnatural to be fun. I mean that huge list is way too much to take in. Controlling your player feels more like controlling a giant robot.

2k needs to find a more natural user friendly control scheme. That huge list, and there is still no way of dribbling from your left hand to your right in a stationary position. Just not realistic to me at all.

um just move the left stick from left to right

[VictorOzieh]

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Can someone tell me the difference in how to execute a Signature gather and a Hop step? Both are the Y button.

i think to do a simple hop step you have to release turbo

[Beluba]

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Can someone tell me the difference in how to execute a Signature gather and a Hop step? Both are the Y button.

For the sig gather you have to be standing. For a regular hop step you have to be moving.

[VictorOzieh]

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I disagree with you. My view of sports games evolving doesn't include making it more complicated. As technology evolve, it should become more user friendly (apple computers, DJ equipment and so much more is simpler today than it was decades ago). And NHL Hockey control schemes are not complicated at all. You have a joystick for your skates and a joystick for your hockey stick.

I don't know, I'm just not feeling these controls at all, they are dated.

Then dont play?

[ataman5]

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Okay does anyone notice when you play slightly sim the ai tends to become even more agressive i'm playing the demo right now i just got the ball intercepted twice in two of 3 positions mostly on me starting to play like it was 2k10 and then i went down the middle with kobe for a jordan style dunk and met Kg with a full contact block i'm like wtf

My thoughts exactly and i'm a sim gamer eventhough the demo is stripped like not being able to call plays etc. i play as sim as i can and don't do unreal stuff etc. and i found the ai incredibly good but when my bro jumped in to play the game things went crazy on both sides and that's when i realized the difference.

Ai is like matching you on levels and keep up with you, the better you play the better they get and also the opposite.

Sorry it's out of topic but i had to say it.

Again thanks Wang and co, i hope you get my thankful wishes for this real basketball game.

[natedZA]

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That control info really helped but can anyone help me out with the post controls? I seem to be struggling to get off hook shots ect..

[Keithahundred]

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hey how do I do off the ball control ?

[jermy201]

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man, i've NEVER liked the idea of dribbling with the same stick i use to move my player. If 2K just jacked or re-invented EA's idea of dribbling with the right stick & player movement with he left, We'd be in business. It's just too many damn combinations to remember when i'm trying to just break free off a cross and make a pass or pull up out of it... truly but i make the most of it because i kick major *** with my simple way of using the iso...

[apollooff320]

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for some reason Iso sucks this year. When trying to spin and put the ball behind back you end up doing something else half the time. My thumb hurts.

[DakkoN]

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for some reason I suck this year.

Fixed that for you. It's not the game, it's you. The controls are extremely responsive and for the most part, very easy to do.

I wish people would quit blaming the game for their inconsistencies on the sticks.

[richmo]

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man, i've NEVER liked the idea of dribbling with the same stick i use to move my player. If 2K just jacked or re-invented EA's idea of dribbling with the right stick & player movement with he left, We'd be in business. It's just too many damn combinations to remember when i'm trying to just break free off a cross and make a pass or pull up out of it... truly but i make the most of it because i kick major *** with my simple way of using the iso...

That's how it's SUPPOSED to be used. You don't need a full Up, Right, Right, Down, Left, Select, Start, Restart to get to the rim, lol. All you need is what is effective enough for you to break the D down.

[Mr4Stars]

can somebody explain to me what they mean by "FLICK FLICK" moves. i'm new to 2k, and i'm giving it all i got to learn as much as i can b4 the game drops.

[fatleg3]

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for some reason Iso sucks this year. When trying to spin and put the ball behind back you end up doing something else half the time. My thumb hurts.

Thats why i hope absolute controls makes a difference but nobody will answer me bout what will be different about the two

[Mr4Stars]

how can i take control of the person without the ball so that i can cut to the hoop for an alley-oop???

[BobbyCrougar]

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how can i take control of the person without the ball so that i can cut to the hoop for an alley-oop???

Not sure if it works in the demo but from this insight:

2. Total Control Passing – Adding versatility to our game, especially for advanced users, is always a must and passing presents great opportunities for that. In 2K11 we’re adding a passing feature called Total Control Passing, which gives users the ability to take control of a teammate off the ball while also determining when and where he will be thrown the ball. While holding the right button (on the 360; R1 on the PS3), the user will be presented with the passing icon buttons, at which point holding one of those buttons allows for the user to manually control the movement of the corresponding player with the left stick. Releasing that button while keeping the right button held (on the 360; or R1 on the PS3) results in a pass to the user. If the user releases the right button (on the 360; or R1 on the PS3) while keeping the receiver’s button held, the user will temporarily take control of the player until he calls for a pass.