Community Manager“Push Checks in Front of Net:
Community Feedback: Recent changes increased the chance of getting called for a penalty when Push Checking in front of the net. Defensemen want a way to clear the net, allowing for better defending in close proximity to the crease to prevent screens/deflections/tap ins.
The defending team can push check and knock down their opponent within [20ft] of the net with reduced risk of drawing an interference penalty.
However, multiple push checks within a short time frame, regardless of distance to net, can result in Cross Check penalty.”
If a body checking control scheme like this diagram below was implemented, users could have more control of how risky they want their push to be: a light push = least risky, a heavy push = higher risk.
Full layout explained here: https://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion-News/Big-Updates-REAL-Total-Control-Not-Arcade/m-p/13161058#M7851
You can push your opponent, but you can't knock him down that interference
@ssoliz91 wrote:If a body checking control scheme like this diagram below was implemented, users could have more control of how risky they want their push to be: a light push = least risky, a heavy push = higher risk.
That's the way it is now. A Shove is least risky and holding (to charge up) and letting go / pushing up is a heavy hit.
