Hopefully dribble heads can be separated from the casual ballers. Knowing the community these days you tubers will leak out how to videos, but it shouldn't be that way. What happened to the days of layered gaming where it took skill to be great, not some youtuber showing how to do all the moves?
Side note...I Love that the euro step is now double tap shoot. Remind do me of 2k11.
Agreed.
Not a fan of the simplified Euro though. Going to be too many scrubs spamming it in the Park now. You had to have skill to do it before.
-"Intense D" might be back on the left trigger and replacing the defensive assist, though I'm not 100% sure since the 2K16 manual called the left trigger the Intense D button as well, we'll see.
Intense D was never removed? Don't know how you came to that conclusion?
Did they change the pass button to B?! I can't remember any sports game, where passing is not on the A button...
They also removed Lop- and Bounce passing it seems...
Intense D was never removed? Don't know how you came to that conclusion?
Did they change the pass button to B?! I can't remember any sports game, where passing is not on the A button...
They also removed Lop- and Bounce passing it seems...
He meant that they may have removed the defensive assistance from LT, so LT (more or less) becomes a defensive stance button.
In NBA 2K16, defensive assistance was pressure sensitive on the LT, and would override the defensive assistance setting when you fully pressed LT. If you've ever complained about being "pulled" in another direction while pressing your stick in a different direction, then you was really complaining about the defensive assistance.
Not a fan of the simplified Euro though. Going to be too many scrubs spamming it in the Park now. You had to have skill to do it before.
This. I couldn't agree more. The Euro was sort of rare to see this year in Pro-am due to the degree of difficulty in pulling it off. Everyone and their brother is going to be spamming this move now, thinking they're nice.
This. I couldn't agree more. The Euro was sort of rare to see this year in Pro-am due to the degree of difficulty in pulling it off. Everyone and their brother is going to be spamming this move now, thinking they're nice.
What's so difficult about it? Down+left or down+right on the stick isn't hard.
I liked it better when you had to go down left and down right or vice versa. You felt more in control.
How do you decide wich side you want to end now ?
It'll depend on which foot you stepped with last, I assume. You can't Euro Step to the right off of your right foot, and the same with left Euros off the left foot. It's physically impossible.
What's so difficult about it? Down+left or down+right on the stick isn't hard.
It is considerably more difficult to pull off with the current scheme than it is with a double tap of a button; which prevented alot of players from effectively using it this year.
It is considerably more difficult to pull off with the current scheme than it is with a double tap of a button; which prevented alot of players from effectively using it this year.
More difficult how? It's just a direction on the right stick. It's not like you have to put in a Tekken combo command to do it.
If anything, double-tapping X might be less responsive. I know a lot of times I would try to do a spin layup in 2K16 and it wouldn't happen.