E3 2013: NBA Live 14 Hands-On

[e_QUAY_tion]

Quote: Originally Posted by noshun

I thought this was about sig dribbles.. not go to moves?

Dude....you're kidding me right?

[quehouston]

Bottomline, different players handle the ball differently, just like different players shoot the ball differently. Hence the word "signature". Finished with this nonsense.

[noshun]

Quote: Originally Posted by quehouston

Whats the difference?

1. how someone dribbles the ball to the ground and back into the hand

2. how someone uses a move to get around the defender to score or make a pass..

Quote: Originally Posted by e_QUAY_tion

Dude....you're kidding me right?

apparently you confused yourself..

laymans terms...

[quehouston]

Quote: Originally Posted by noshun

1. how someone dribbles the ball to the ground and back into the hand 2. how someone uses a move to get around the defender to score or make a pass.. apparently you confused yourself.. laymans terms...

If they are talk about "Signature Dribbles", they are obviously talking about dribble moves used to beat their man, dude. C'mon.

[e_QUAY_tion]

Quote: Originally Posted by noshun

1. how someone dribbles the ball to the ground and back into the hand 2. how someone uses a move to get around the defender to score or make a pass.. apparently you confused yourself.. laymans terms...

Logically speaking, do you really in your mind think they were talking about how a player literally puts the ball on the floor instead of how a player uses dribble moves to break down their opponent?

Yeah....I'M confusing MYSELF....

[DukeC]

Quote: Originally Posted by quehouston

Certain players have certain go to moves. Kyrie has the UTEP 2 step, D.Rose's has herky jerky type of crossers, KD has the double crossover pull up. Melo has the stutter step pull up. D.Wade probably will have his smooth, slalom type of slashes to the lane. I didnt feel the need to explain myself because it WAS common sense. Nobody in the NBA has the same exact dribble styles sooooo.....

Quote: Originally Posted by e_QUAY_tion

Name 2 players who have the same style and go-to-moves..... That's what it boils down to, players fulfilling their own unique personas.

Quote: Originally Posted by quehouston

Bottomline, different players handle the ball differently, just like different players shoot the ball differently. Hence the word "signature". Finished with this nonsense.

So...you're saying this is what NBA 2K has already? Gotcha.

I know Live has to come up with names for the "Back of the Box" features but they could've picked a better name for this one. They could've even went back to "Freestyle" for all it mattered.

[noshun]

Quote: Originally Posted by e_QUAY_tion

Dude....you're kidding me right?

Quote: Originally Posted by quehouston

If they are talk about "Signature Dribbles", they are obviously talking about dribble moves used to beat their man, dude. C'mon.

http://www.nba.com/.element/mp3/2.0/..._Rule_Book.pdf

lol you and equaytion obviously are getting schooled... read up boys highlighted Section 2 page 17 under dribble. C'MON son...

Please don't respond again... you 2 look foolish now, class dismissed.

[quehouston]

Quote: Originally Posted by noshun

http://www.nba.com/.element/mp3/2.0/..._Rule_Book.pdf lol you and equaytion obviously are getting schooled... read up boys highlighted Section 2 page 17 under dribble. C'MON son... Please don't respond again... you 2 look foolish now, class dismissed.

The word "dribble" as far as the rulebook, and the word "dribble" as far as a video game goes are 2 TOTALLY different aspects.