NBA 2K14 - Rob Jones Briefly Explains The Pro Stick: Dribbling and Shooting

[fradok]

wait... automatic dunks?!? just hold the rs towards the rim?

[Ramboooo]

All I'm hoping for at this point is that there is an alternate control fall-back for those (and there will be many) who want to use 2K13's controls.

[cshaughns10]

I liked 2k13 controls because dribbling and everything felt more fluid and easy to do. But the pro stick sounds even more fluid movements. I think that this will be a step in the right direction. Of course I have to try them out first to be sure.

[Ramboooo]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ramboooo

All I'm hoping for at this point is that there is an alternate control fall-back for those (and there will be many) who want to use 2K13's controls.

Ok I just read that 2K13 fall-back is in the game. Thank you Disregard everything I said. It's all about having options.

[statum71]

Why the heck do they change the controls every single year?????? >

This is about the 3rd year in a row or something like that.

[Beluba]

Quote: Originally Posted by cavs25

But does it work well with different camera angles like broadcast or does it become somewhat confusing? I mean I am not going to judge it until I play it because I judged last year's new scheme and I eventually came to like it more.

WRT camera angle, it's no different than last year. By default, the Pro Stick is camera relative, but you can change it to absolute if you prefer.

[HuRRiCaNeS27]

Lol you guys are a bunch of babies...

Its not rocket science to learn a new set of dribbling mechanics. Plus, every video i've seen the person makes it a point to say it's not THAT different and not hard at all to learn. Most of them learned after a couple games.

I bet this change is gonna make this the most fluid 2K game ever and i'm sure this is where the line is drawn with the controls.

[ForeverVersatile]

I like this much better than the previous control scheme. Decision making will be seamless.