NBA 2K13 - All 31 Signature Skills Revealed

[youvalss]

Quote: Originally Posted by Shumpert21

lmao they can't do that. that would be disrespectful to some players, and would cause problems.

I don't know. If they rate a player 60, isn't it disrespectful too? Because we all know, all NBA players are 90+.

But really, you may be right, but it's really too bad if that's what's going on. And 2K can use a little less harsh names for this sig skills.

[JasonMartin]

Agreed.

I wish players would be inconsistent as well, not every player is focused 24/7. I remember the clippers playing the knicks at 12:00 and most of them looked bored as hell even being there. The game wasn't exciting at all, so having to play at a certain time or a special kind of game should get you hyped up (christmas game).

[mymannemcee]

Quote: Originally Posted by JasonMartin

Agreed. I wish players would be inconsistent as well, not every player is focused 24/7. I remember the clippers playing the knicks at 12:00 and most of them looked bored as hell even being there. The game wasn't exciting at all, so having to play at a certain time or a special kind of game should get you hyped up (christmas game).

There is a Consistency rating already.

[domidomdomz]

Don't know if this has been asked already but I'm still gonna ask it:

Do players' number of SS get increased or reduced during a span of time, let's say during association mode?

[jfrost32]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jonnie

lebron james sig skills will probably be: lockdown defender floor general chase down artist finisher and dimer though i do think i recall hearing ipodkingcarter say in his impressions video that lebron had microwave.. i cant remember. I believe that lebron should have the closer sig skill. Closed every game miami won this post season except game 5 vs indiana(blowout) game 1,2 vs NY(blowout) game 1 vs boston(blowout). And according to 82games dot com he's been top 5 in clutch points per game every 48 clutch minutes, though the 2012 season he was 16th overall, but still lead the heat with 33 points per 48 minutes. Don't think the 2k insider has much of a IQ at all so I doubt it. monta ellas 86 LOL.

Its weird, James should have more than 5 of these sigs. Floor general, dimer, chase down defender, closer, finisher, lock down defender, and even to the extent of acrobat. There are some others you to an extent. But its all good, i wonder the roster editors can make players have more, or at least be able to change the sigs. And with the ankle breaker, i think that defensive ratings should also play a part in whether you get crossed up or not. If a player has terrible defensive ratings which include def aware, on ball d etc. then yes he would get crossed up more times than the other players, same with average defenders and good defenders. 30% shouldnt be to anyone at anytime. it should be to guys who actually suck at defense and also where you are pointing your joy stick at the moment the move is made should take in effect too.

[letsbefrank]

The flopping signature skill is baaaadd news.

[mymannemcee]

Quote: Originally Posted by letsbefrank

The flopping signature skill is baaaadd news.

There is no flopping signature skill.

Charge Card seems pretty appropriate. It's annoying predicting when someone will just run all the way to the hoop and not pass to get a dunk, setting up for a charge and getting some weird blocking foul or having them dunk right on you as you're way outside of the circle for a charge.

The Haslem's and Glen Davis' of the league should be able to pull the call more efficiently instead of people who go for charges with people who don't even attempt them in real life.

More than likely, people will find the Charge Carders and always do it in the paint to cheese it out. Just watch where you're running.

[Yeah...THAT Guy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Colts18

No I am acting like it is 30%. 30% for what is happening is a very high figure. If it said something like 5-10%, I wouldn't be as upset, but a 30% higher probability to make someone fall off of a crossover? Something that probably happens less than 30 times in an entire NBA season now has the potential of happening at least once per NBA 2K game is cheesy and immature. I don't think you understand how high of a number 30% is when it comes to THIS.

I know this is probably extremely late, but you realize that you don't know how high of a number 30% is either? It's a 30% increase in the likelihood of making them stumble. That doesn't mean there's a 30% that they'll fall any time you do a crossover. It means they have a slightly higher likelihood of doing it compared to other ballhandlers. It's very rare in 2k12 to make them fall. So a 130% chance compared to a 100% chance is isn't really much.

Edit: So for example, say there's a 5% chance that each crossover makes someone fall. With an ankle breaker, there would be a 6.5% chance.