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they should just go back to original controls
I couldn't disagree more.
I would be done with the franchise if they went back to the original, basic controls.
they should just go back to original controls
then dont buy it and the majority of the ones that havent bought nhl games since 14 will enjoy it since it's not buggy and hard.I couldn't disagree more.
I would be done with the franchise if they went back to the original, basic controls.
then dont buy it and the majority of the ones that havent bought nhl games since 14 will enjoy it since it's not buggy and hard.
Bought it every year until this year, that's a broken narrative. I got 15 games into a franchise and stopped playing since the core gameplay engine is so broken and scripted to give opponents a chance, even after working hours adjusting sliders and testing to make the game play a little better.The game is filled with bugs, but I haven't had any issues with bugs with the controls.
All the new controls did was give you way more control over what you can do, with or without the puck.
It's frankly bizarre you are suggesting that the developers make a change to please the people who haven't purchased the game in a decade. Why would anyone do that?
Bought it every year until this year, that's a broken narrative. I got 15 games into a franchise and stopped playing since the core gameplay engine is so broken and scripted to give opponents a chance, even after working hours adjusting sliders and testing to make the game play a little better.
If they let us play like real hockey with zone entries, possession, puck movement, and actual offensive zone linemate plays and defensive zone coverage, rotation and puck acquisition by our AI teammates, each game would be 20-0. Instead the decisive plays that lead to successful hockey (goal scored or not) are on rails. The most frustrating part is seeing the computer opponent do these things but we cannot.
Biggest case in point - any puck brought into the zone is lost when it's even close to an opposing defender, and when the computer team has it in our zone it sticks to them like glue. Forechecking is pretty much non existent unless you spawn checking or stick lift and get hit with penalty after penalty. Adding an edge skating gimmick button press on offense and a cheezy one timer autoscore to "correct this" rather than rework the broken gameplay code is a bad fix. But I guess what's in it for EA as long as the microtransaction dollars roll in.
This isn't bugs, it's a fundamental core part of the gameplay engine and EA would rather slap a new feature than recode it. Praying for an engine switch to Unreal, because then they would have to. Ideally they'd change to a different dev team, like Tiburon who does Madden (has its own issues but at least plays fairly realistically)
They fix this so computer and player teams are on an even playing field and add real AI (you know the thing that's revolutionizing computing today) to the oppositon and our computer-controlled teammates playing hockey than running a script, then I'll buy it. Until then I'll wait to see if they ever fix it and get it for free 4-5 months later when it's a PSN game of the month.
do you play the game at all? or is just about franchise and hut? even then it's freaking slow too, i dont know how you say this is fun when you have to wait almost 2 hours to get through year 1 of franchise mode? you seem like you are just an enabler for ea, that's it.This is all nonsense.
What does any of his have to do with going back to the "original" controls?
do you play the game at all? or is just about franchise and hut? even then it's freaking slow too, i dont know how you say this is fun when you have to wait almost 2 hours to get through year 1 of franchise mode? you seem like you are just an enabler for ea, that's it.
alright what's your issue with going back to basic controls?I have never played HUT and I haven't played Franchise in at least ten years. I can't comment on how long it takes you to play Franchise.
I play CHEL, pretty competitively.
Again, I still have no clue what any of what you're saying has to do with a conversation about switching back to the original, basic, control scheme.
How do you think the controls have affected your ability to play Franchise? What the hell are you talking about?
Playing just WOC, this is the best release they've had in years. Control of your player using skillstick is the best its been since 2019 and where you put your stats actually have an impact on how the player performs on the ice.
The game is better than it has been in years. Idk how people whine and cry so damn much. It is never going to be perfect.
Rewards are better! Now if you pull an 80+ the card is worth way more than before, and 84 ovr cards will be able to be used way longer as well. The way the game is set up is better for people who don't play the game as much, because they will have an easier time to keep up with the die hards.Not sure what game mode you play, but HUT is a major disaster. ”Play 50 games with this and that player for a guaranteed non tradeable 60+ player”. What am I gonna do with him? I haven’t had a player below 80 since day 2.
Or this new bound shit they’ve started with. At least let me trade the players I don’t want to use.
New rewards are absolute dog shit. Unless you play for a couple of hours every day, you’ll just get shit. One hour a day in NHL 24 still got you good rewards.
The idea behind the new Icons and x-factor cards is a complete failure.
No one is expecting it to be perfect, but fixing shit that ain’t broke is never a good idea.
will those regular X factor cards upgrade? I mean if they end up being 99s by the end of the season, why trade them all in to get one of 4 players, then trading those for one McJesus? It's crazy to have to grind 32X factor cards (nvm the 38 players you have to trade for each) to get that one card.Not sure what game mode you play, but HUT is a major disaster. ”Play 50 games with this and that player for a guaranteed non tradeable 60+ player”. What am I gonna do with him? I haven’t had a player below 80 since day 2.
Or this new bound shit they’ve started with. At least let me trade the players I don’t want to use.
New rewards are absolute dog shit. Unless you play for a couple of hours every day, you’ll just get shit. One hour a day in NHL 24 still got you good rewards.
The idea behind the new Icons and x-factor cards is a complete failure.
No one is expecting it to be perfect, but fixing shit that ain’t broke is never a good idea.
will those regular X factor cards upgrade? I mean if they end up being 99s by the end of the season, why trade them all in to get one of 4 players, then trading those for one McJesus? It's crazy to have to grind 32X factor cards (nvm the 38 players you have to trade for each) to get that one card.
This garbage costs 100 dollars with absolutely minimal upgrades yearly since 2015.The game is better than it has been in years. Idk how people whine and cry so damn much. It is never going to be perfect.
Power up icons also don't upgrade outside of the one level which is hilariously underhanded even by EA standards.No they won’t and that’s what’s so bad.
Team builders are equally stupid. You need 16 77OVR at least to get an 83OVR and you need six 83s to get an 86OVR.
77s sells for approx 12K. That’s 1.15 million for a card that you won’t be able to upgrade.
I agree, Be A Pro might start at the outdoor rink – probably a nod to hockey roots. But yeah, you're right, EA won’t make huge changes in one year. Seems like another copy-paste job.I bet Be A Pro starts off at the outdoor rink. I dunno how they could make enough changes to keep people happy
unless they have been working on a complete new game for a few years (which I doubt) it'll be the same copy and paste crap over and over again cause no way they are making any huge changes in one year
omg.. what's the point then??? What about the icons? Those holograms look great, but if they dont upgrade....No they won’t and that’s what’s so bad.
Team builders are equally stupid. You need 16 77OVR at least to get an 83OVR and you need six 83s to get an 86OVR.
77s sells for approx 12K. That’s 1.15 million for a card that you won’t be able to upgrade.