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To date, I can genuinely say NHL 24 is the WORST hockey game ever made.
- $90 to $130 for an unfinished game. - Bugs that essentially break the game where it’s un-playable.
- Glitch goa...
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EA_Aljo
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Community ManagerIn my experience, it's not 70% of the time resulting in an own goal. It happens, but it's very uncommon. Cross crease passes aren't easy to stop. I just don't rely on standing in the lane and hoping they get intercepted. I do all I can to get my body in the way. In most situations, I can see it coming and anticipate when they're going to make the pass and drop to a knee or dive. In many cases I try to be more pro-active and play the carrier aggressively so they have a hard time getting that pass off to begin with.
@EA_AljoTake a knee or dive is one of the worst things you can do. Dive is only last option and its work like 50/50. I ma watching like almost all PRO players how they defend it and i am learning from them. Also you can notice, how pro players defending cross passes if defender is in the line of the pass. But i get your point and i agree that using dive or knee would be better, but i learned by the years, thats worst defending moves in NHL series. Try to take a look on some twitch pro players streams and you will see, how easily they defend crosses same as i did. I can provide some clip, when i met some cross player in WL and how this will work.I was defending it like that because i was sure,that my player take the puck as i am used to. And okey, if this was like 10th try of cross passes from him, i am okey with it, but 2 crosses with defender on right position and 2 went trough, on the other side was like 10+ attempts and any of them went trough
- EA_Aljo
I'm not saying I do that every time. Diving, dropping to a knee work very well for me under the right conditions. I break up the cross crease often with DSS and pressuring the carrier. I just try to stay in front of the pass and cut off their passing lane. Again, I don't rely on just standing there and hoping my player intercepts it. In most cases, they won't due to the speed of the pass and reaction time of my player.
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