Now if it's still bad and looks the exact same and performs the same on next gen I'll for NBA 2K21 MT sure be pissed and be done with 2k but like I know that's my view things.Sorry for punctuation BTW phone is actual laggy.Dribbling was kinda cruced exactly the way you do motions does not transition or correlate nicely. Like the new way to do a behind the back just does not flow well with other moves.

I actually liked the dribbling longer, sounded like it was harder to junk 1 move together a bunch and easier to chain unique moves more smoothly, I believe as we get more used to the dribbling it could be a whole lot better than 2k20.

There is no sizeups, and the dribbling feels anything but smooth, it actually feels like it has RNG. I really don't understand how it progressively gets worse and worse year after year. The dribbling simply feels like it has a low ability difference, and all the higher skilled moves (18 half spin, walkback combos, etc) all look clunky and embarrassing. Like in 19 or 17 the maximum skill moves , and it felt as though you had complete control over your own player.

You can not possess a substantial skill difference with sizeups that a movie of the pole that the match will do to you. Its fun as it's simple to use and simple to chain. Realistic dribbling is the way it needs to go for a legitimate ability limit to come. The same as in real life the game has to have the ability to divide the Kyrie's from the Pat Bevs in terms of dribbling which it has yet to do besides simply locking out cartoons for non ball control and just making high ball control only have quicker dribbling.

A game with sizeups that automatically place the speed of a movement will be a lot easier to use rather than a game in which you're needed to create your own pace and use that to your benefit. The sport needs to Cheap 2K MT separate the Kyries from the Klay Thompsons in terms of dribbling and 2k20 is a step in the right direction when it comes to making players set their own pace with their moves.