Beluba's Isomotion Tips

[jersez]

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thanks for this ^^^ you're the man

Lol, thanks let me know if you prefer the one on the second page or the first one with the links please.

[UMhester04]

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honestly either one works, just whatever is easier for you to maintain.

[jersez]

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honestly either one works, just whatever is easier for you to maintain.

Okay I'll leave it at how it is, hopefully this gets sticky so this isn't lost within the noobs threads.

[wrestlinggod1]

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Thanks for doing all of that quoting jersez! Really appreciate it

[jersez]

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Thanks for doing all of that quoting jersez! Really appreciate it

Your welcome I this is valuable information and I don't want people to miss it, hopefully this thread doesn't get lost in the shuffle.

[Steve_OS]

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Stuck. Might be better to quote in the first post, because I think some view more posts per page, which throws it out of whack. For example, I have mine set at 40 posts per page, none of the links work. Guessing you are using 10 posts per page.

[wrestlinggod1]

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Stuck. Might be better to quote in the first post, because I think some view more posts per page, which throws it out of whack. For example, I have mine set at 40 posts per page, none of the links work. Guessing you are using 10 posts per page.

That must be my problem!

[jersez]

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I've changed the first post, and I'll leave the one on the second page up, just in case I messed up somewhere. Thank you Steve for Sticking this thread and for letting us have a place to chat Video game basketball.

[DrX]

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[JerzeyReign]

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Great post jersez!

[Nokstar]

Great post

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[2k10Fonzarelli]

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Yeah man, Good looking out Jersez!

[TreyIM2]

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This was a nice lil breakdown of the controls. I have to admit, tho, I didn't even realize that the left stick can do moves like the right stick until I was playing the demo, again, early yesterday - Shouldn't be that way.

While I love the new analog dribbling, overall, and have learned how to be more disciplined with it, to me, finding out about the left stick controls explained some of "sloppiness" when using the right dribble stick controls, especially when bearing in mind Live 10 tighter sense of analog dribbling(although sometimes moving the left stick would switch the dribbling hand).
I was hoping I could keep the left stick more absolute for just moving the player but I am learning to utilize it more to my advantage, especially now getting those tips on here from MW. Still would prefer left stick to be strictly for player movement, though.

Personally, I believe that's how it should be no matter what I'm doing with the left stick. If I don't use my right stick to switch my dribble to the opposite hand, the ball should STAY in the same hand regardless of my left stick movement until I decide to switch it with the right. That just seems far more realistic but I don't know if there is something technical or what that it is that way.

[blues rocker]

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the lead pass in 2k11 was overpowered because it made stationary receivers launch forward too quickly, but i would still like the ability move them around in a realistic way with lead pass. what was the reasoning for removing this functionality from the lead pass? was it a technical issue, or was it viewed as an exploit that needed to be removed? if it was done in a more realistic way, i don't see it as an exploit at all. it made the passing game a lot more fun...it gave you a lot more control over your offense and allowed you to create better passing angles. the improved teammate AI helps your teammates to make cuts on their own, but there are still many times when they fail to move to open areas...in these situations the old lead pass functionality would help greatly. please bring it back.
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it wasn't removed... just toned down because a) it was an exploit and b) looked terrible. Our passing engineer spent time trying to improve it for 13, but to be honest, I don't really use it anymore.

Just wanted to clear this up, as i discovered something after the earlier discussion with Beluba. After I was talking about my difficulty with icon lead passing, i realized what was causing my troubles. i realized that the reason icon lead passing wasn't working well for me was because i was often driving with LS and turbo while attempting to lead pass ...in order for lead pass to work well, you first have to let go of turbo and LS, then move LS in the direction you want to lead the receiver. once i started letting go of LS and turbo before trying to lead pass, the icon lead passing worked great. just figured i'd clear up my misunderstanding. There are still some cases where you can't move a stationary receiver like i mentioned, but overall it's working well for me now. Hopefully this helps anyone who likes using icon lead pass but is having problems getting it to work properly. I also noticed that regular icon passes work better too if you release LS and turbo before passing. i've noticed some people complain about icon passing feeling off, so i bet they were not releasing LS and turbo first.

[jersez]

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Great tip blues rocker, by all means if anyone else has anymore tips they would like to share please post.