Will not purchase next year...
To whom it may concern, I have owned every NHL games since NHL 94 and I actually even had NHLPA 93 before the rights to players association and were acquired and NHL 23 will be my last one. I have ...
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@RelentlessJ84 Drop-Ins isn't meant to be for the serious. It's nothing more than a stepping stone/beginners place. It's not like the old days of lobbies teaming up with like-minded people.
You can't punish someone who doesn't want to pass. You can't punish someone missing hits giving up breakaways. You could punish someone standing off-side for "x" amount of time. You could punish someone for taking too many penalties. Reason why we don't really need punishments is because there is zero system set in place to actually educate some people on off-sides, icings, etc. But selfish players will never be punished in Drop-ins.
You can't punish someone who doesn't want to pass. You can't punish someone missing hits giving up breakaways. You could punish someone standing off-side for "x" amount of time. You could punish someone for taking too many penalties. Reason why we don't really need punishments is because there is zero system set in place to actually educate some people on off-sides, icings, etc. But selfish players will never be punished in Drop-ins.
@KlariskraysNHL This is why I only play with P3's and P4's and above. 95% of the time I try to play with P1's and lower, it's a crap shoot. I'm competitive in all modes I play, but for the most part I play drops with randos. It's not a guarantee that you get decent players in drops, but the higher the P, the better chance you're going to find players that know what they are doing.
