StoneColdMikey
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Bawse D.Lox;4748703 said:Wiggidty Wack, did this nigga just say they got rid of the shot stick?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
vageneral08;4748727 said:Bawse D.Lox;4748703 said:Wiggidty Wack, did this nigga just say they got rid of the shot stick?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Shit that was the best thing they could've done....shooting with the right stick is just fucking crazy....keep it for the crossover moves
SuperstarCole;4749633 said:This nigga no signed me when i'm right?
tha fury;4749744 said:Fuck what yall talking about, that shit looks beautiful. Niggas love to complain, if shit is different, adjust to it.
I knew there would be a lot of questions/concerns regarding today's announcements, especially regarding the Control Stick, so I just wanted to give a few more details.
The Shot button is still there and more fully featured than in past versions. So if you choose, you can use the Right Stick for dribble moves and do all your shots with the face buttons. A lot of guys in the office prefer to play this way. In case you missed it, B (CIRCLE) is a Hop Step button again.
There's an option to toggle the default behavior of the Control Stick. So you can make the Right Stick Shot Stick by default, and then hold LT (L2) to activate Isomotion.
There are options to choose camera-relative vs. absolute control for both Shots and Isomotion independently.
You can perform basic dribble moves with the Left Stick as well. Of course, you won't have near the same level of control as you would with the Right Stick, but it's a pretty complete arsenal of moves... including sizeups (tap the Left Stick side to side.)
Bottom line, we're giving you the ability to play the way you want to play 2K13. If you adopt the Control Stick fully, you'll have more control over your player than any basketball has ever given in the past... hands down. But if you want a more casual pick up and play experience, we accommodate that as well. Hope that answers some questions.
SuperstarCole;4749805 said:Most of the shots you named was done by holding down the left trigger and using the right stick.