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He said anklebreaker animations are toned down.
This is a huge positive to me. Anklebreaker animations were ridiculously stupid in 2K17. You couldn't defend against it in 2K17.

He said each dribble move takes a quarter of your stamina.
This to me is a bit of a negative.
Reasoning is because in 2K17, I felt the CPU defenders were super cheesy with how they walled you off. And the dribbler (if you didn't use speed-boosting and just used the normal turbo) could never blow past the CPU.

I hope 2K fixed explosiveness of normal turbo movements and first steps. Sort of like how Lebron explodes to the basket. He doesn't do fancy dribbles but he has that quick first step.

He also said something about removing hopstep dribbles.
I get that it was cheesy but watch Steph Curry. He does this fake pull-up move all the time (mainly because of how threatening his 3 is).
2K should've kept it in the game.
A lot of guards use this to blow by mismatches.