Which button in NBA2k11 can be used to perform front-of-body disguise like Rose's? By the way, let's talk about other buttons for passing actions.

It is said that when 2K11 comes out, keyboard users will be in trouble. After playing for a few days, I have mastered some operation methods, so I would like to share them. . . .

Can’t make dynamic graphics. . Put the text first~~! ! ! !

Basic movements: Press and hold (clutch), and cooperate with the direction keys. The movements you can perform include basic passing movements such as behind the back and crotch. With the accelerator key, you can knock people down with a tap~! !

Stewardess: Clutch + FAKE PASS

Turn: The turns in 2K11 are actually subdivided into 4 types, with different operating methods and different difficulty of use. Because there is no dynamic picture, I will explain the operation method. You can practice it~~~~

1. Turn around in low post singles: press acceleration (sprint) + clutch (clutch) together, and then press Just press the direction key + layup, but you can't dribble when you turn around;

2. Small turn: As the name suggests, it is a simplified version of turning. In fact, it is similar to the first type, except that you can dribble after turning around. , more practical, is my favorite turn. The method is to press + clutch (clutch) after encountering a defensive player during acceleration (sprint), turn your back and release the speed button, and then press acceleration (sprint) again. )+direction key (corresponding to the direction you are going to turn to), it is basically over. The disadvantage is that it is relatively slow. . . .

3. Another way is to rely on speed. When you get up, use the direction keys and block shots (hopstep). There is a chance that you can turn around and layup. The speed is relatively fast. MJ basically used to be 2+1~< /p>

4. Finally, it is the turn of 2K10. . . Press and hold Clutch and use the direction keys to move. . (Similar to King of Fighters). . . It's quite difficult. . Now I only use it when I'm not defending. . The effect is very good ~~ but practical. . . . . . (Ultimate move, big move~~~~~!!)

That’s it for a few simple operations in 2K11. Once you become proficient in using it, it will be much better than 2K10 in terms of fluency and coherence. Yes, with MJ's jump shot. . . Basically no solution. . . . All keyboard players should try it~~~

PS: MP mode has a lot of off-site elements, but the difficulty of the game is just the same. . . . . . . . The next step is to study tactics. It seems that this is the essence of 2K11~~

Other experience sharing:

1 Alley-oop: fake pass key + rely on keystrokes

2 Back play: Accelerate + press the key and keep pressing it

3 Cross dribbling in place: Press the key + press any direction key and keep pressing the key

4 Ginobili's layup action (European steps): rely on the hitting + shooting button

5 To exit replay, press the minus sign

6. Half-turn shot: rely on the hitting + rebound button (jump Step key) or rebound key + fake pass key

7 Emergency stop: direction key backward + rebound key (jump key) or hit + direction key backward

8 Turn around Dribbling: Take the front-right right hand holding the ball and pushing towards the basket as an example. When you want to turn around, press and hold the dribbling action key, and click the down direction key + left direction key in sequence to turn around and dribble with one hand;

< p>If you are holding the ball with your left hand and moving forward, then the action key + down + right;

9 Jump step, step back: jump key + direction key