Talk about NBA Live 06 here.
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:15 am
Hey all!
I am playing NBA Live 06 on the internet (EA Online) since Sunday and today, I saw some new move (for me). I played against dude who controlled Cavaliers. There were two players James and Hughes, which are Outside Stoppers, right? And this guy. He used some new type of stealing, he just run towards me, tap something and the ball was throwed, or something like this, from my hands! I couldnt do anything, and i WASNT facing him, so it couldnt be easy steal(s)!!! He just run towards the ball and had easy basket and easy steal. It wasnt a normal steal (tapping a steal button only). I think it was combined with analog stick or something. Please, maybe somebody could explain it to me? What should i press do this steal? Thanks in advance! And sorry for my english
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:36 am
well i dont understand clearly the situation because i dont know enough of live, but maybe its either
a) you are getting double teamed and they take the ball away from you.
b) they fouled you but ref didnt call it
c) they used a fss outside stopper move.
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:40 am
OK, so I WASNT double teamed.
He didnt fouled me (he did this steal MAAANY times, so it was completely clear)
So I think it must be some kind of a special outside stoppers move. But what should I press to do this?
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:41 am
yes he means that they used the FSS outside stopper move.
if u r near the ball handler and r a FSS outside stopper then press the FSS button and the steal button and it will do tricky steals
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:42 am
z50bo wrote:yes he means that they used the FSS outside stopper move.
if u r near the ball handler and r a FSS outside stopper then press the FSS button and the steal button and it will do tricky steals
yeah but i think he wants it for a console version. its like some anolog thing.. idk...
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:45 am
some people are just really good at stealing with an outside stopper, I have no idea how you can get consistently good at stealing with an outside stopper though.
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:48 am
z50bo - You mean I must press SUPERSTAR TRIGGER(button) and NORMAL STEAL? If yes... its not working I have done this before I posted a message
And jerry - no, I am asking for keys for PC. I have gamepad with two analog sticks but I cant figure out what I should use.
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:52 am
IVE GOT IT!!

I used keyboard instead of gamepad and thats what we should press.
SUPERSTAR TRIGGER + CROSSOVER/SPIN MOVE + STEAL
Now its correct

You can do a sticky
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:53 am
ok if u r on PC and gamepad try button 6 then 5 then 1 it works im sure
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:57 am
we dont need a sticky for this, everybody knows on pc with keyboard holding superstar trigger will activate the fss. its just that the thing is when you do this its really hard to get ahold of the person you are defending, and most of the time you will just get called for a foul. thats why i never really try this until i feel like its the right time. constantly doing this will get your player fouled out.
Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:58 am
True, I connected my pad again and that is working. Thanks for help!!
Wed Aug 09, 2006 7:46 pm
z50bo wrote:ok if u r on PC and gamepad try button 6 then 5 then 1 it works im sure
What do those buttons represent? I mean the various numbers. Like, is 6 for FSS, 5 for steal or what? I need to know how to do those steals. thanks.
Sun Aug 13, 2006 6:10 am
It also involves context and timing. If you are 1-2 steps away from your opponent you will just do a regular steal attempt, 3-4 and at an angle you will reach around the dribbler and knock the ball loose. You can also steal a lot easier if the dribbler is backing down, or if your at an angle, than if your right in front of him.
If you have trouble with the CPU constantly driving on you with the point guard, try doing an outside stopper steal just as he passes you. This nearly always strips the ball, even if the CPU recovers it still breaks up the drive and eats up clock time.
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