NBA 2K13 Signature Skills Revealed For Derrick Rose, Blake Griffin and Michael Jordan

[RyanFitzmagic]

Quote: Originally Posted by Shumpert21

not but luke ridnour doesn't do it often like Derrick Rose. Rose's crossover is lethal. and should he have a Bynum or Novak guarding him , that defender should be lost or dropped easilyyy. an anklebreaker doesn't always mean they fell to the floor.

So why not just give Rose a high ballhandling rating and let the game decide whether or not the defender has the ability, position and momentum to stay with him when he unleashes a crossover?

[Scramz718]

I think actually making the defender fall would be rare, but your iso move would be more affective. Ronnie does a poor job of explaining these sig skill or he just trying to dumb it down. Good thing 2k will be releasing on sig skills insight tomorrow. (I hope Ronnie didn't write it)

[Colts18]

Thanks Fitz,

I really don't understand why this has to be explained any further. I am really disappointed in 2K to go down this gimmick route. Once they release the official list we have to decide what needs not to be applied. Ankle Breakers shouldn't be added in any custom roster set.

[Blackhail92]

Quote: Originally Posted by Conda

They haven't been released yet, but my guesses are: Closer Finisher Microwave Shot Creator Deadeye

I agree with these also. but couldnt melo be considered having a hustler signature? Ronnie said for blake that a hustler often scores off of his own offensive rebound. and when melo plays bully ball. he does that almost all of the time

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by Colts18

Thanks Fitz, I really don't understand why this has to be explained any further. I am really disappointed in 2K to go down this gimmick route. Once they release the official list we have to decide what needs not to be applied. Ankle Breakers shouldn't be added in any custom roster set.

Because it is all assumptions.

Seems like people are getting worked up for the sake of getting worked up...

In the years we've played 2k, weve never seen a situation where defenders fall at a high rate- I dont see that happening In 2k13- can we at least let it be explained first? I don't get it, lol

[Colts18]

You aren't listening to a word I am saying 24.

I never once said I expect it to happen at a high rate. I am simply saying that it shouldn't even be a sig skill.

Why? Because we already have dribble ratings and sub-divisions called abilities.

Why not just allow the people with high marks in both of those categories get the "ankle breaking skill" instead of giving it an official label?

They can achieve the same thing through that route.

Make it very rare and exclusive to those I mentioned above. But when you put a label on it you official make it a gimmick.

Why do that?

[Goffs]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

Because it is all assumptions. Seems like people are getting worked up for the sake of getting worked up... In the years we've played 2k, weve never seen a situation where defenders fall at a high rate- I dont see that happening In 2k13- can we at least let it be explained first? I don't get it, lol

Yes this ffs people why not wait till all info is released and see how it plays out. I mean the community guys didn't even complain about the signature skills. I don't even think they noticed any difference....

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by Colts18

You aren't listening to a word I am saying 24. I never once said I expect it to happen at a high rate. I am simply saying that it shouldn't even be a sig skill. Why? Because we already have dribble ratings and sub-divisions called abilities. Why not just allow the people with high marks in both of those categories get the "ankle breaking skill" instead of giving it an official label? They can achieve the same thing through that route. Make it very rare and exclusive to those I mentioned above. But when you put a label on it you official make it a gimmick. Why do that?

Wait,

So if you don't think its going to be overpowered, what exactly is the complaint? You don't like the fact it's called "ankle breaking"?

I'm lost.