NBA 2K11 Isomotion/Shot Stick Help (360)

[gamemaster-2005]

thanks a must print

[Rawdeal28]

where is this PDF manual some people are speaking that u can download from 2k?

[frostbyte06]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rawdeal28

where is this PDF manual some people are speaking that u can download from 2k?

Go to link below and then select the system you want it for.

http://www.2ksports.com/manual/nba2k11/

[jeebs9]

^^The link is going up and down so don't be discouraged when it doesn't come up the first time.^^

[amedawg00]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeebs9

Thats the one move I can't do consistently for some reason. If I try doing it 5 times. I might do it 2 times. Basically what you do is after the step through. Hold down L2 and point the shoot stick in opposite direction.

I can do it on command now, but you have to know that it can be defended if properly timed by the post defender.

You have to hold LT and quick spam tap the right stick twice in various directions, and you get an array of moves. But if you neutral the right stick just after letting go of LT, then press the right stick, the pivots and fakes are slower but has a higher chance of fooling the defender.

I think this is the method that 2K would prefer people to score in the paint, because as of now, when you try to get straight up, a contact animation is nearly a given. This is how to avoid the contact animation, and finish in the paint, because you do not have to initiate it with a post up.

For example, a good use of this is facing up your defender, jab step, jab step, then drive, while holding LT, and use RS+RS in various directions. This game is so deep with these Flick shots, because, perimeter players can do them as well. Great for getting off your shots against jumpy defenses looking for highlight blocks all of the time...lol.

[TeeDogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Skyboxer

Same here. I started a practice Association and so far I've found out: 1: I'm still thinking to much and not just "doing it" 2: I wish I never played 2K10 3: I need more practice time

LOL i agree 100%. the more i quit trying to do what i did in 2k10 the better i get. one thing that is helping me is im finding i dont need the iso and andvanced moves as much as i thought. Im abusing people with MJ doing basic momentum crossovers, step back and driving layups. once i got comfortable with that i found it was less stressfull trying to remeber how to chain iso moves together. now some of the iso stuff is becoming second nature because i only use it when i realy want to. im lso getting much better at creating driving lanes. it just not as simple as stutter then drive or isomove then drive(2k10). this game is so deep, in 3 months once all the moves are second nature it will make for one SICK gaming eperience.

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by amedawg00

I can do it on command now, but you have to know that it can be defended if properly timed by the post defender. You have to hold LT and quick spam tap the right stick twice in various directions, and you get an array of moves. But if you neutral the right stick just after letting go of LT, then press the right stick, the pivots and fakes are slower but has a higher chance of fooling the defender. I think this is the method that 2K would prefer people to score in the paint, because as of now, when you try to get straight up, a contact animation is nearly a given. This is how to avoid the contact animation, and finish in the paint, because you do not have to initiate it with a post up. For example, a good use of this is facing up your defender, jab step, jab step, then drive, while holding LT, and use RS+RS in various directions. This game is so deep with these Flick shots, because, perimeter players can do them as well. Great for getting off your shots against jumpy defenses looking for highlight blocks all of the time...lol.

NICE!! I'll give that a try tonight!! Thanks!!

[ruxpinke]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeebs9

NICE!! I'll give that a try tonight!! Thanks!!

Dont know if anyone has this capability..but it would be great to see a vid of some of these moves..so we could know if we were actually pulling them off correctly.