How can NBA 2004 not be controlled? It doesn t matter what key you press

Updated on number 2024-05-25
5 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    I don't understand the question, aren't the default settings all these keys? X-pass, D-shot, E-block.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The arrow keys are controlled to move up, down, left, right!

    Left shift: Accelerate.

    esc: Brings up the game menu.

    Offense: X: Passing.

    C: Star player special moves.

    D: Shooting. A: Aerial relay.

    e: Skip step. S: Layup or dunk (an action done by the computer itself).

    Q: Pause. Space: Shake, crotch. Press and hold the right distance to turn around and let go: S: steal.

    e: Blocks, rebounds.

    d: Standing (used to make a ball to hit people).

    Q: Foul play.

    x: Convert the control player.

    Numeric keys (numeric keys above the alphanumeric keys): tactical selection.

    Offense: 1: Singles under the basket.

    2:1-4 to open the singles.

    3: Pick-and-roll (the pick-and-roll player runs to the basket).

    4: Blocking and dismantling (after blocking and dismantling players running to the line).

    Defense: 1: Bag Clip.

    2:3-2 joint defense.

    3: Half-time marking.

    4: Full field marking.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    I don't need to talk about it, right? It's the one next to the keypad that goes up and down, left and right, x passes, d, shoots, a, relays, slam dunk, e, pads, c, back, singles, and then u, k, j is a shaking person.

    The tactic is 1234

    Also, you're being listened to by the guys above bragging about that.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Effective when attacking - a, defending - d, the same role when attacking and defending - a&dshift - acceleration (a&d) space - fancy dribbling (a) x - passing (a), switching control player (d).

    C - Tap to turn (a), press and hold back singles (a) a d - make a dribble (d).

    A--Air Relay Pass (A) D--Shooting (A) S - Layup Slam Dunk (A), Steal (D) Q--Pause (A), Foul Tactics (D) E - Jump Step (A), Grab a Rebound and Block (D), R - Throw the Ball, Self-Throw and Dunk (A) 1 2 3 4, Various Offensive and Defensive Tactics Let's not talk about the arrow keys, let's see the special features I found: the player presses S in the air when the layup or slam dunk, when the pull-up ball is on the ground, the defender presses S nearby, pounces.

    u h j k all kinds of fancy dribbling control, if you haven't started dribbling, it's a variety of feints (if you cancel the illegal dribble for example, you can repeatedly dribble and hold the ball), the words are not easy to describe, find yourself a person with strong ability to try it in personal practice.

    In the three-point contest, shift to get the ball and D to shoot.

    In the slam dunk contest, W a s d dunk and r somersault.

    It's been so hard to fight, so encourage me.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Offense: S layup, slam d, shoot x, pass, ctrl, through pass, left shift, acceleration, e, tiptoe, dribble, c, star action reaction.

    Defend S steal the ball E block shot Q foul tactics left shift acceleration C star action reaction.

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