Superstar Problems.
Fri Jun 15, 2007 8:30 pm
hello 
I have a question that I think is related to here.
while in a game, let's say I have Steve Nash who's a playmaker superstar right?
right, but also he is a shooter, is there a way I can choose if he will be a shooter superstar or a playmaker superstar like it was back in 06?
the reason I ask this question is because the PC always changes superstar modes, like once he's a shooter, then he's an inside scorer, then he's a playmaker etc, etc.
and I have another question, I have a shooter superstar, but I only know how to make 2 kinds of special releases, the quick release with no jumpshot and the jumpshot with the ball going really high.
and again, I see the PC doing alot more tricks of shooting.
so I was wondering how do I do it ??
I have a question that I think is related to here.
while in a game, let's say I have Steve Nash who's a playmaker superstar right?
right, but also he is a shooter, is there a way I can choose if he will be a shooter superstar or a playmaker superstar like it was back in 06?
the reason I ask this question is because the PC always changes superstar modes, like once he's a shooter, then he's an inside scorer, then he's a playmaker etc, etc.
and I have another question, I have a shooter superstar, but I only know how to make 2 kinds of special releases, the quick release with no jumpshot and the jumpshot with the ball going really high.
and again, I see the PC doing alot more tricks of shooting.
so I was wondering how do I do it
??
Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:23 am
You can cycle through a player's different FSS movesets during the game. You don't need to pick a single style as you did in NBA Live 06.
Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:29 am
Andrew wrote:You can cycle through a player's different FSS movesets during the game. You don't need to pick a single style as you did in NBA Live 06.
forgive my n00bness, but what is FSS ??? FreeStyle Superstar?
how do I cycle ??
Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:31 am
Correct, FSS is the common abbreviation for Freestyle Superstars. Sorry about that.
You can cycle through the different movesets by holding the Superstar Trigger and pressing the Offball Control button (if you're using a dual analog controller, that would be one of the left shoulder buttons and then the right analog button).
You can cycle through the different movesets by holding the Superstar Trigger and pressing the Offball Control button (if you're using a dual analog controller, that would be one of the left shoulder buttons and then the right analog button).
Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:33 am
Andrew wrote:Correct, FSS is the common abbreviation for Freestyle Superstars. Sorry about that.
You can cycle through the different movesets by holding the Superstar Trigger and pressing the Offball Control button (if you're using a dual analog controller, that would be one of the left shoulder buttons and then the right analog button).
I'm using a keyboard, would key would it be on default ??
Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:34 am
I'm not sure sorry, I don't use the keyboard. If you go into the controller configuration it will tell you which key has been assigned to those functions.
Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:37 am
It says Button 10, what key is named as Button 10 ?
EDIT: I found it ! it's the R button
thank's man !~
now to my other question, how do I like do special FSS moves, meaning on like shooter, I an do the no jump quick release and the jump shot high arched ball, but there is this like a fake going to the right with the ball then releasing.
how do I do it
btw, NLSC rosters rules man, great job !
EDIT: I found it ! it's the R button
thank's man !~
now to my other question, how do I like do special FSS moves, meaning on like shooter, I an do the no jump quick release and the jump shot high arched ball, but there is this like a fake going to the right with the ball then releasing.
how do I do it
btw, NLSC rosters rules man, great job !
Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:54 am
Thanks, glad you like them. I can't remember all the moves offhand but if you play around a bit in Practice Mode you should get a hang of them. I'm pretty sure all the Shooter moves you mentioned are simple Trigger + Left/Right/Up/Down on the right analog; I'm not sure how that translates to keyboard control.
I can't remember all the moves offhand but if you play around a bit in Practice Mode you should get a hang of them. I'm pretty sure all the Shooter moves you mentioned are simple Trigger + Left/Right/Up/Down on the right analog; I'm not sure how that translates to keyboard control.