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Vex

Jun 13, 2015 @ 1:32am

Kicking out of pinfall = hard?

Is it me or is kicking out of pinfall really hard? i always over shoot even if i release it in the green zone. And yes i use an keyboard. Any tips to improve my timing?

Last edited by Vex; Jun 13, 2015 @ 2:20am

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Professor Hardknocks has WWE 2K15

Jun 13, 2015 @ 1:35am

Get good!

Cronik

Jun 13, 2015 @ 2:35am

I also find the pin system very hard and I hate it, hopefully we will see a change in the next game.

Vex

Jun 13, 2015 @ 2:36am

Originally posted by Cronik:
I also find the pin system very hard and I hate it, hopefully we will see a change in the next game.

Yes i hope too, the only way to have better control with pinfalls is having a controller wich i don't have. :/

j.jamo5

Jun 13, 2015 @ 4:06am

Its a hard game at the start so many moves,I spent 10 hours trying to figure it out,Awesome game love it so far,The custom intros are the sh%t :D

Vulpes_Inculta has WWE 2K15

Jun 13, 2015 @ 4:50am

It also might have something to do with the monitor or TV that you're using. If it has a long delay time, it can be very difficult to hit the sweet spot. I had this problem when I tried to play on a TV, but on a monitor it works fine for me.

And it's important to understand that you are not supposed to consistently kick out after finishers. So it's like in a "real" wrestling match - sometimes people kick out after a finisher, but more often they do not.

Last edited by Vulpes_Inculta; Jun 13, 2015 @ 4:50am

Professor Hardknocks has WWE 2K15

Jun 13, 2015 @ 6:35am

Maybe the next games will make you juggle the left analog stick with your thumb while pressing a randomly generated button sequence before the pinfall expires, starting over every time you mess up. (Roll analog stick from left to right) AXBY (quickly back left then down) BXAY. - 2K can be counted on for this kind of "fun".

Now, you just need to get good and stop being a newb. When you are beaten you are done. Learn and master Reversals or the moment you are down you are done. You will win/lose only by how much better you are at Reversal than your opponents.

Try to bait your opponents signature/finisher moves, you will be happy. Always stay near ropes to ease sliding out of ring and running.

Design your moveset to attack Head/Chest/Legs only. I like to use Up grapples to the head, Down grapples to the legs, and left/right grapples to body on Heavyweights. As for lightweights, I like to use Down grapples for Legs, Left/Right for Arms, and Up for Head. To inflict "body" damage I focus on tope rope moves, whips into ringpost/stairs, and the bodyslam/suplex of diagonal + up/down grapples.

Last edited by Professor Hardknocks; Jun 13, 2015 @ 6:40am

Wolfe

Jun 13, 2015 @ 7:03am

As someone who hated the pin system at first, I have to say it's actually very good when you get the hang of it and if you use a pad as the game demands if you want to be any good at it.

I've kicked out on the tineist bar before on 2.99 which was luck admittedly, but I will consistently kick out of a lot of slim pin margins. An alternative would be button mashing which I don't mind either, but this golf game style pin isn't nearly as bad as it first seems.