NBA 2K13 Advanced Controls

[Pared]

Quote: Originally Posted by blaza

This makes me kinda said. I chained alot of good moves with that position in past games. Guess it's back to the drawing board. Thanks for the confirmation.

So did I. The only thing similar to it is a step over launch in the opposite direction.

So - RS to the stepover, LS to the opposite side, release RS.

[iLLosophy]

I believe beluba said protect ball has been removed so people can use the post up button instead.

[Pared]

Quote: Originally Posted by iLLosophy

I believe beluba said protect ball has been removed so people can use the post up button instead.

If so, at least this year, I see no benefit to this.

[Vni]

Defensive assist slider and auto contest definately adds input lag to onball D control. Another good reason to not use it guys. Try to turn em off. They're both under the pad configuration menu.

[Po Pimp]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pared

If so, at least this year, I see no benefit to this.

It's essentially the same thing. You could spin out of the protect the ball triple threat last year.

[slick589]

Is it still possible to use the shot stick to choose what hand you want to layup or dunk with?

Ive always been able to do it in the past but im having some trouble keeping the ball away from the defense this year. Did something change?

[MeloNYK7]

what happened to the nba 2k12 isomotion (LT + left stick) we were promised??? i HATE this new controls

[Rawdeal28]

Quote: Originally Posted by eyeatoma

Can someone help me with this please? I really want to learn to use the shot stick, and not the buttons, or did 2k intend us to use the buttons? Ughghgh this is confusing...

im a shot stick guy just like you man. i even changed my controls so the shot stick is the default function for the right stick. but this year your gonna have to learn to use the buttons to do some of the moves in the game.

for some reason, i cant consistently do a Dropstep when i try and use the shot stick. most of the time, my player just does a hook. now i just use the buttons for that move and now i can consistently do a dropstep dunk with Dwight.

Quote: Originally Posted by jeebs9

^^But that happens every year^^ I remember when they changed Alley Oop a few seasons ago. I was throwing oops by mistake for a good month lol. Every year they change something people practiced so hard the year before. Just need to re-practice lol Thanks!! Tomorrow I get my copy. Should be really interesting

this is one of 2k's major flaws. all my friends always says the same thing. "why do they change the controls every year? how am i supposed to enjoy the game when i have to learn all the moves over again year after year?"

and these are my friends who dont have alot time on thier hands. they cant play everyday. so when they choose to play, they just wanna jump right in and enjoy the game. so now there spending the first month learning the controls.

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

Thanks guys. But I've seen in the control options that we can actually turn off the indication of wether it's gona be roll/pop/ or slip. So if we turn that off (when you're playing on the same console like I 'am at the moment) how can you get it right? If it's just a timing thing it's pretty hard imo.

yes its timing.

Slip= hold the button for 1 second

Fade= hold the button for a 2 second

Roll= hold the button for 3 seconds (basically until he sets the pick)

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

Defensive assist slider and auto contest definately adds input lag to onball D control. Another good reason to not use it guys. Try to turn em off. They're both under the pad configuration menu.

yeah i turned down my defensive assist slider to 0