And I so wanted to like them, but I shouldn't have to have two sticks mapped out for movement and dribbling, I see no sense in that whatsoever. Well, we can't all agree or it'd be one hell of a boring discussion forum dude! It's good that they have given the option to go with either way of dribbling. The 'creative' factor you mentioned was also the same for the old style. The point of the dribble stick is to make it EASIER to pull of moves and in the case of 2k13, pulling of hard moves in just a flick of a button and therefore removed that 'feel' for the user actually making the dribble. When to do moves, how you bait your defender, read then react, what type of shot to pull after the defender takes the bait. I honestly feel like people don't like the dribble stick because to actually use it to it's full potential you have to actually know basketball.
That helps a lot also.Wouldn't you get tired of basketball if every time LeBron dunks he did the same dunk? Or Wade does the same move every single game, till he retired? Iverson never amazed us with his handle and just did basic crossovers all the time? If MJ did the same move over and over. Lay of the turbo button as well unless you need it. This is the first year since 2k8 that I actually had to use the practice mode. Just keep LT down and the post game is similar to 2k12. I've been a shot stick user for so long so that's the only way I know how to play. The only button is use is the post up button and B. Just think of LT as your guide hand that you use when you play basketball and if will begin to feel a little more natural. That being said, I still use the shot stick for all shots including jump shots. Intially, I had to use 2k camera only, but after 1 online game and a few off-line games I was able to switch back to broadcast. Feels a tad like button mashing.but again you can pull off the moves with razor sharp precision.Īfter getting used to the movement and using absolute controls, It doesn't feel like button mashing to me. I have to say, using buttons makes performing the moves much easier, but it doesn't feel as fluid and as much of a natural extension of the brain as the shotstick has in past years.
I know the R-stick can still be used for shooting if you hold LT, but I just thought it was strange that training camp only includes button controls outside of the post game. This is a strange transition for me, as I'm used to the Shotstick for 5 years running now (could be more?). So I went through the training camp, and do I understand correctly that we are being encouraged this year to use X for shooting (other than in the post)? It seems like most of the gather moves (stepback jumper, side hop jumper, spin jumper) performed with B are meant to be performed using X to shoot.
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