will bigs with low dribble ratings lose the ball this year if they try to be to fancy? in nba live ive seen some crazy stuff when dribbling is controled by right stick. Turns into streetball real quick sometimes
NBA 2K13 Video - Developer Insight #1 - Gameplay: Part 1
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Re: NBA 2K13 Video - Developer Insight #1 - Gameplay: Part 1
will bigs with low dribble ratings lose the ball this year if they try to be to fancy? in nba live ive seen some crazy stuff when dribbling is controled by right stick. Turns into streetball real quick sometimes -
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I disagree. In my view the problem with the lag is going to be the same as using a button/trigger is way quicker than the release of the shot with the right stick, besides I suppose you still will have X button as an alternative...
Definitely sepparating dribbling from movement is the way to go in the future in my oppinion, it may open a new world for creativity where your skill can make more of a difference, we will see.
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wasnt that in 2k10? where we had teh meters with three blocks and could shade left to right depending on moving the RTComment
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According to Jones, "there's about a 30-degree difference" between the direction in which most players thought they aimed and the truth. But thanks to those improvements, plus a new control option for user-initiated bounce passes (holding the left trigger and pressing the pass button), NBA 2K13 will let players better direct the flow of the game through passing.
Welcome back, bounce passing, welcome back.Comment
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i read that the hopstep button has returnedhope they fixed collisions in the paint when that move is initiated
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from NYpost review
While previous installments have also allowed for players to shoot using the right thumbstick, 2K13 now utilizes the joystick for dribbling, allowing for more fluid, complex moves to be pulled off while driving to the basket. Should players wish to continue to use the thumbstick, a simple pull of the left trigger button or change in settings will allow them to do so.
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/blogs/gamere...#ixzz239SexUthComment
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Heard the word "physics" excited about that!
It does look so much more smoother and a whole lot less "suction" involved in the interaction between dribbler and defender(which was my biggest pet peeve with video game hoops).
Also wouldn't be hurt if the killed off shot stick for more intuitive dribbling. Never use the shot stick anyways and kind of always felt it was a waste to have multi ways to perform the same function.Last edited by da ThRONe; 08-10-2012, 01:08 PM.You looking at the Chair MAN!
Number may not tell the whole story ,but they never lie either.Comment
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Cheers!Ignorance is Bliss...Comment
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The interaction between the ballhandler and the on-ball defender looked fantastic. So much more fluid from the brief clip they showed.Comment
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