In today's discussion of this exciting basketball game, to cater to the operational habits and needs of different players, there are many different modes available for participation. Therefore, everyone's operation can actually be honed into various skills according to the different modes. Regarding the operational skills in NBA All-Star, you can rely on your previous gaming experience. However, when you are not familiar with the players, it might take a long time to get used to these operations.
For those new players who have just entered the world of basketball games, they can freely choose an operating mode that suits them for training. The game has set up a very convenient player switching function. In the upper left corner of the game interface, there is a prominent character icon. Players only need to click this icon lightly to easily switch players. For example, during block training, if you encounter difficulties, you can quickly switch players. In addition to basic player switching, the game also offers a variety of advanced operational skills waiting for players to explore and master.
For instance, the back-down move requires the player to gently press the right joystick twice. Note here, do not slide your finger, or you won't enter the back-down state. After successfully entering the back-down state, which is a crucial step, if you haven't been able to enter, you can skillfully operate the left joystick, making the player back against the opponent. Then push the opponent towards the basket, release the left joystick, and pull the right joystick directly to the upper right. This way, you can successfully complete the back-down training.
The Euro-step is another action that requires practice. First, make sure the player is holding the ball with their right hand. It's recommended to switch to a player with strong dribbling skills. While running forward, make sure to sprint, giving the player a forward momentum. At first, you can slightly pull back, then pull the right joystick to the left and then to the right. The direction the right joystick turns is opposite to the direction the ball is held, so first to the left and then to the right, and hold it when pulled to the right. Do not let the joystick return, and this completes the Euro-step training.
During the match, set the player rotation to full manual mode. This setting will make the operation more convenient, but note that this setup defaults to having the starting players play the entire game, and substitutes need to be replaced based on the actual situation during the game. After the match officially starts, players can also adjust the camera angle according to personal preference. Click the settings button in the upper left corner, and you will see four different camera options provided by the system: 2K Low Post, TV Broadcast, 2K Classic, and Lock Player. These camera views each have their own characteristics, among which the 2K Classic view is particularly popular.
Compared to other views, the 2K Classic view provides a higher and wider field of vision, allowing players to better observe the overall situation on the court. However, note that these camera choices can only be adjusted during the match. For players with different control methods, the game also offers corresponding operational mode recommendations. Two-finger players are recommended to use the classic mode, while four-finger players are advised to use the platform mode. In terms of video settings, players only need to adjust according to the actual condition of their device, prioritizing smooth gameplay without lag.
In the classic mode, the left hand controls both accelerated and normal movement using a dual joystick setup, while the right hand is laid out with a complete set of offensive and defensive operational systems, meeting all the operational needs of players during offense and defense. Here's a small detail to share with players: under the default layout of the dual joysticks, the acceleration button may be slightly to the left. During intense matches, players might accidentally touch the edge of the phone due to nervousness, leading to operational errors. In the key editing interface, you can move the position a bit towards the center.
The expert joystick feature provides a personalized operational experience. By default, a light push on the expert joystick can be used for fancy dribbling, and a long push can be used for shooting. Additionally, the expert joystick has a directional function, with independent orientation referenced to the screen. No matter which direction the player faces, the operation represented by the direction the expert joystick is pushed will not change.
What are the operational skills in NBA All-Star? You can also familiarize yourself with various settings in the early stages of the game. Here, the linked directional view is referenced to the player, so as the player's orientation changes, the operation represented by the direction the expert joystick is pushed will also change. These are all operational skills that you can master.
