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Has anyone managed to properly develop Horvat?
he topped out at 80 for me, despite me forcing him into higher lines and playing games so I KNOW he would get points. the game clearly hates him
Has anyone managed to properly develop Horvat?
he topped out at 80 for me, despite me forcing him into higher lines and playing games so I KNOW he would get points. the game clearly hates him
Has anyone managed to properly develop Horvat?
Drafted a RW PWF name Wiseman 1st overall........five green stars. First year he started at 88, second year 91, third year 94. Had to sign his first contract at 13mill a year for 7 after his initial rookie contract lmao. Sad thing is he only averaged about 53 points over the three years playing with McKinnon and Zykov. He is fast, hits hard but has a wild shot that never hits the net.........should I use his high trade value for more overall depth or ride him out and see if he develops into more of a goal scorer?
Personally speaking - there's something about the way that PWFs develop and simulate in your top 6 forwards that I just don't like.
I rarely ever keep hold of them and move them in preference of playmakers + snipers.
I would imagine his trade value is pretty damn high!? It's almost tempting to keep hold of him and see what he becomes, purely because he sounds young enough that you can afford to give him some years until you trade him without having to worry about decline in his abilty or value.
Jesus though, how many teams can even accept that contract?!
Some teams have like 20 million in cap space it's ridiculous.
I think one time I've seen the Dallas Stars have 25 million
Me too, from my experience there is usually a few teams that are in full on rebuild mode that have a ton of cap space. You usually wont get much from them except draft picks and maybe a few possible 4 - 4.5 star prospects.
Love the BAGM. It is all I play. I wonder what else they could integrate into it to make it more interesting? Madden did jersey sales based on popularity and how the player performs which was kind of neat.
More potential scaling. A different color for a player to signify that he has VERY low chance of meeting his potential, so say a 5th rounder was takin with like 4 __insert color here__ potential. That would solve the problem of no gems in later rounds
that is true. I do hate that there are never any possible good players after about the 20th pick in the 2nd round if you are lucky. I usually just auto the draft after the 2nd round as there are no surprise draft picks out there. I think it was NHL 12? that random late draft picks would randomly become good if developed with a good surrounding cast.
In order to accomplish that, they need to take prospect development off rails (no more "development tracks"). Predetermined development tracks are one of the most idiotic things in the game. They make it so if you have a top prospect with a fast, high development track (Seth Jones, Jonathan Drouin) you can wait to sign them until the second year and have a high 80s rated player on ELC for 3 years - but if you have a late-developing player whose ELC is used up because you had to sign him to retain his rights, if you sign him long term, you have to pay based on what he's going to become, because that's already predetermined. It also prevents you from screwing up the prospect's development, or having a really good developmental system that consistently churns out better young players under team control. Basically it just contributes to the overall atmosphere of "every player is the same".
That's high man! Highest. I've ever seen him top out was 78 most times 77 76
So what should they do then. I actually agree with you about the whole predetermined thing, but how do you propose to fix it. Of you just added a stat in the game such as work ethic and talent that wouldn't help because it is predetermined.
The problem is, pretty much everything in a video game IS predetermined. Now I'm no coding genius or anything but if there is a way for them to code that if you put one of your blue chip prospects in the AHL with maybe a savvy vet who has lost his game but still knows how to play and with the right captains etc. that would help a persons development.
I really like what the madden games do with their draft and player potential. Every player has a different development stat, which are: slow, avg, fast, and star. You can find each type in any round, and just because someone is the top pick doesn't mean that they have star potential. That type of talent variation, PLUS being on the clock and having the ability to trade up during the draft, not just beforehand, are things that I can only hope that EA just takes from one of their properties, and flips to their other.
Because Madden is the top dog for EA sports so they get all the best features. NHL is just EA's side show that people buy because we are the. It's loyal fan group and love us some NHL
So what should they do then. I actually agree with you about the whole predetermined thing, but how do you propose to fix it. Of you just added a stat in the game such as work ethic and talent that wouldn't help because it is predetermined.
The problem is, pretty much everything in a video game IS predetermined. Now I'm no coding genius or anything but if there is a way for them to code that if you put one of your blue chip prospects in the AHL with maybe a savvy vet who has lost his game but still knows how to play and with the right captains etc. that would help a persons development.
this is the highest undrafted player potential I've ever seen
Hah, that's crazy. Did you draft him or atleast find out how good he was?
Monahan,
Saad
Horvat,
Gallagher, NEVER develop for me.
It hasn't gotten to that point yet, still a few weeks away. I'm expecting him to go from undrafted to an actual round, but still. I've never seen it that high
Monahan,
Saad
Horvat,
Gallagher, NEVER develop for me.