Advanced Controls

[Andrew]

Posted over on OS. Full gallery here.









So very similar to NBA 2K16 with a few tweaks, and some added dribbling and off-ball moves.

[ThePointForward]

Spin Gather - so with good timing we could get spin dunks back.

[sticky-fingers]

For many year if there's contact during a spin, that's an automatic loose ball : FIX it 2K !

[Andrew]

I wouldn't mind the amount of times I lose the ball if the CPU lost the ball more often on similar plays with the same players. That kind of stuff frustrates me no end, because it feels like fake difficulty.

[Nick]

I wonder what eurostep is. I miss the days when it was just a double-tap of the shoot button

[I Hate Mondays]

I wonder what eurostep is. I miss the days when it was just a double-tap of the shoot button

It is a double tap of the X button actually. I've seen the full control scheme on operation sports. I was happy to see they switched back to this and left the right stick behind. Whenever I tried to eurostep in game, it was a 50%-50% for me, usually ending up in a floater

[Andrew]

I'm also a big fan of having moves like that as button presses. While right stick shooting controls have their advantages, I also find that it's very easy to perform the wrong move if you're not quite precise enough with the stick movement. Then of course you've got the issue of Absolute and Screen Relative control settings, which can easily cause a lot of confusion for people who aren't aware of that setting and the merits of each approach to controller configuration.

[Nick]

I wonder what eurostep is. I miss the days when it was just a double-tap of the shoot button

It is a double tap of the X button actually. I've seen the full control scheme on operation sports. I was happy to see they switched back to this and left the right stick behind. Whenever I tried to eurostep in game, it was a 50%-50% for me, usually ending up in a floater

Awesome!!