Hot Blood NBA Beginner's Guide Sharing: How to Play Hot Blood NBA for Beginners

This guide is for newcomers to Hot Blooded NBA, a game that recreates the star players and NBA arenas, building a realistic NBA world for players. Many newbies are attracted to it, but they may encounter different issues in the early stages, such as choosing stars and practical operations. The following tutorial will help new players quickly grasp the core gameplay, experience the charm of the court, and enjoy the most realistic competitions.

I. Player Selection Recommendation

When new players first enter the game, they need to choose one from Curry, Embiid, and James. Among them, Curry has fast break ability and accurate three-point shooting, making him a great scoring weapon on the perimeter, suitable for those who like playing as guards or creating shooting space through dribbling. James has powerful dunking and breaking abilities, easy to get started with, and is suitable for players who prefer breaking and dunking. Embiid has strong defensive skills and dominance in the paint, making it hard for opponents to score inside, and his exclusive skill reduces the target's dunk probability, suitable for players who like playing in the paint and feel their operation skills are not very good.

II. Basic Operations

Taking 3V3 players as an example, the joystick on the left side of the interface controls the player's direction. On the right, there are four buttons: the lower left button is for passing, which activates when holding the ball; clicking it passes the ball to a teammate. Timing your pass well can allow teammates to play to their strengths, improving the team's performance. The middle button is for posting up, also activated when holding the ball; clicking it enters the post-up state, where the player's speed decreases, but their ball protection becomes stronger, making it harder to be stolen. If a collision occurs while in the post-up state, it enters a confrontation, where the one with higher strength and post-up attributes is more likely to push past the defender towards the basket. The upper right button is for dribbling, clicking it allows for a breakthrough move, and a well-executed dribble combo can leave opponents unable to defend. The last button is for shooting; when there aren't many distractions, it's the best time to shoot. When controlling the character near the basket, using the directional keys triggers "layup" or "dunk". Of course, all shooting actions have a progress bar, and the color of the progress bar affects the shooting percentage: red lowers the shooting percentage, yellow has no effect, and blue increases it.

III. Player System Introduction

With resources, you can obtain more players, and at this point, it's important to understand their differences. First is the position, with players classified as power forward, small forward, point guard, shooting guard, and center. Different positions have different roles, and in the Dynasty 5V5 mode, you must have five players in different positions to compete. Next is quality, which is divided into orange, purple, and blue cards. You can distinguish them by the background color on the player page. Then there's the star rating; initially, all players are 1-star, and can be upgraded to a maximum of 7 stars, increasing their strength. Finally, each star player has their own skills and moves, which can be viewed in the game.

IV. Trading Floor

The trading floor is a system for buying and selling player badges. Badges effectively upgrade players' star ratings and enhance their signature skills, significantly boosting their strength, so badges are very important. By opening the trading floor interface, you can browse the currently listed player badges, select the ones you want, confirm the payment in gold, and easily acquire them. If the desired player's badge isn't listed, you can use the pre-order function, deducting gold first. When the badge is listed, the system will automatically purchase it. If no other player lists the badge within a certain period, the pre-ordered gold will be refunded. You can also list badges you don't need, setting a price and waiting for a buyer. If there's no purchase for a long time, you can delist or adjust the price, etc.

Above is the Hot Blooded NBA beginner's guide, explaining player selection and operations. After reading this, as long as new players are willing to invest some time and effort to hone their skills, they will surely master the essence and enjoy the fun, becoming legends on the court.