@hiperay Yes. Please. Yes. Please. this is really important. working out something with friends is important, it will improve the game, knowledge of mechanics. this is important because it is a service game and something that will improve the interaction is necessary.
well, it's absolutely fantastic if the training can be started in lobby mode when we are waiting for teammates, or searching for an opponent.
I would like to show the book Nudge: Improving Decisions about Health, Wealth, and Happiness
and think about what we provide by default in the NHL.
For example, one of the variants of "Nudge" is a waiting room in club games.
What we see now is that we have come in and are just waiting. Waiting hours per day, waiting months per year. We are waiting for our teammate to come in, we are waiting for the sixth player to be found, we are waiting for the search.
To start training, we wait for loading, we have to leave the room after practice, we load when a new teammate has arrived. Training is difficult to play and necessary, we are nudging not to play training
Solution path:
You go into the club - > you go out on the ice. Your partners are there. You can go for attack or for defense Who is AFK - automatically sits on the bench, the rest can play 1x1, 2x2, play attack scenarios, train defense, play goalkeeper
Benefit: Getting rid of waiting hours. Improving skills Improving the social part of the game
there are really a lot of examples when players in the lobby do not look at the text, but do something.
When we have assembled a full team, we are right out of training by launching the search game. The game is being searched for, the players are playing at this time.
