E3 2013: NBA Live 14 Hands-On

[DukeC]

Re: E3 2013: NBA Live 14 Hands-On

Jamal Crawford has signature dribble moves

Correction, he has a signature hopstep(s).

[Reed1417]

I'm curious to see how this works out. Haven't played Live since 10 on 360 *shudder* so I'll keep my eye on this one.

[bigeastbumrush]

Re: E3 2013: NBA Live 14 Hands-On

With Live 14, I'll be able to do The Shammgod with Luke Ridnour.

Can't wait.

[Sirs]

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Well the gist of this thread was the shoot around which featured the dribbling mechanic. If you want to make a thread of the things live needs to do or hasnt done try that but you aren't adding anything constructive to this thread.

Bottom line is for the people that played the demo liked it and people for whatever reason refuse to accept anything positive about live.

[sirjam]

With Live 14, I'll be able to do The Shammgod with Luke Ridnour.

Can't wait.

And ginobil as well as Kyrie. Oh yeah baby!!

[Jano]

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Remember the crossover he put on Brandon Knight during All-Star Weekend? He actually did that move 25 times before it happened, which was tracked by Synergy.

I actually found this part pretty interesting, I do wish EA would stop with the "signature" stuff (feature talk is getting annoying) just call it a dribble move lol.

They love to make every little thing stand out don't they?

Anyways I found the fact that synergy can track when and possibly where a player is using certain dribbles to pretty interesting. DOn't know how much I'd care about it in a video game but it would be fun to look at that stuff on my free time.

[quehouston]

I have honestly NEVER heard of "signature dribble" EVER IN MY LIFE watching basketball.

Is this some kind of a joke?

Signature Dribble = No one dribbles the same, or at least notable ball handlers will handle the ball differently from other players. Lets use common sense here.

[quehouston]

Oh okay common sense

So you're going to give me a generic answer also and not really know yourself?

Signature usually refers to something specifically tied to an individual.

There is no such thing as a signature dribble. Common Sense told me that

Certain players have certain go to moves. Kyrie has the UTEP 2 step, D.Rose's has herky jerky type of crossers, KD has the double crossover pull up. Melo has the stutter step pull up. D.Wade probably will have his smooth, slalom type of slashes to the lane. I didnt feel the need to explain myself because it WAS common sense. Nobody in the NBA has the same exact dribble styles sooooo.....

[e_QUAY_tion]

Oh okay common sense

So you're going to give me a generic answer also and not really know yourself?

Signature usually refers to something specifically tied to an individual.

There is no such thing as a signature dribble. Common Sense told me that

Name 2 players who have the same style and go-to-moves.....

That's what it boils down to, players fulfilling their own unique personas.

[noshun]

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Name 2 players who have the same style and go-to-moves.....

That's what it boils down to, players fulfilling their own unique personas.

I thought this was about sig dribbles.. not go to moves?

[quehouston]

I thought this was about sig dribbles.. not go to moves?

Whats the difference?

[e_QUAY_tion]

I thought this was about sig dribbles.. not go to moves?

Dude....you're kidding me right?

[quehouston]

Bottomline, different players handle the ball differently, just like different players shoot the ball differently. Hence the word "signature". Finished with this nonsense.

[noshun]

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Whats the difference?

1. how someone dribbles the ball to the ground and back into the hand

2. how someone uses a move to get around the defender to score or make a pass..

Dude....you're kidding me right?

apparently you confused yourself..

laymans terms...

[quehouston]

1. how someone dribbles the ball to the ground and back into the hand

2. how someone uses a move to get around the defender to score or make a pass..




apparently you confused yourself..

laymans terms...

If they are talk about "Signature Dribbles", they are obviously talking about dribble moves used to beat their man, dude. C'mon.