LOL. Seriously... I just got caught in the auto-animation because the puck glitches off the guy's stick and slows for a half-second. D-men in 6's will know this when you're around the net, hovering on the goalie, and your guy auto-one-hands the puck as if they were reaching to intercept a pass, but the puck is too slow and your player winds up reaching and putting it into the net. Not sure I care anymore to keep trying to explain at this point.
In any case, beat #4 on the leaderboards tonight in what could be described as a well oiled machine of players that know exactly what to do to work the mechanics in their favor.
Great team (and they were just as good in 23 where we traded wins and losses as well), but as I said before, every time I play this game I'm playing against the mechanics first and the player second. There's skill in learning how to play against skewed mechanics that are heavily tipped to give the edge to the offensive side of the game. Like many teams that do well in the game, we've also been mastering using the mechanics to our advantage, and even though it works for us, I'll still be in these forums trying to fight for some semblance of fairness while HUT players continue to tell me what I'm doing wrong, what buttons I'm pressing, and using gif examples of playing defense against some of the worst HUT players I've seen instead addressing the mechanics of why people have to play the way they do.
Yeah. No thanks.
Another example of hitting mechanic being inconsistent:
