Let's just ignore the fact this should have been interference, but why does the AI shoot the puck in his own net, this happens more than it should
https://youtu.be/6XltTXi6D00?feature=shared
Edit: Modified the subject to better reflect the content of the post. -CM
Community ManagerThe AI didn't shoot it into their own net. They played a pick up and collided with the goalie which knocked the puck loose. I absolutely get that it's frustrating. I'd be upset too and I am every time this happens. However, the AI did not take a shot on their own net.
@Treatmentworke66 wrote:
@EA_Aljook sure whatever you say ,Here's some more amazing game play
https://youtu.be/FZT5FzvWq8w?feature=shared
He's right though. The AI isn't "shooting the puck into their own net". It's a pickup animation that results in the puck going in.
Frustrating for sure and there should be some contextual awareness added where these pickup animations are negated/interrupted with a "keep the [REMVOED] puck out of the [REMOVED} net at all costs" animation.
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So this fine game play started with my opponent just shooting a little flick at the net, then the EA voodoo kicked in
I did this to my opponent 4x and not once did his AI pick off one ,this is game rewards plays like this
What is the def. awareness of #8? What's your puck carriers pass attribute? Any X-Factors at play?
Expecting a player to twist their entire upper body and react to fully charged pass from within 5-6 ft is pretty unrealistic.
Why did your opponent allow you to generate so much speed through the neutral zone that you could rip behind their D with ease?
There's a myriad of reasons why a play like this is successful and to lay it at the feet of 'the game' for 'rewarding plays like this' shows lack of understanding of all the elements that factor into the success of a play.
I understand people force this type of play often, but it's because many people don't properly defend in this game. When you have a defensive deficiency that plagues likely half of the player-base - said player-based would be best served to tighten up their defensive skills. Angle the puck carrier out. Don't let them generate speed while traversing into your zone. Take control of the last man back and don't ask the passive a.i. to do the heavy lifting, because a skilled player will expose them.
@Treatmentworke66 wrote:So this fine game play started with my opponent just shooting a little flick at the net, then the EA voodoo kicked in
https://youtu.be/zcd_2V_8vOM?feature=shared
Yea this goalie flopping stuff needs to be fixed for sure.
Please don't tell me that that the AI doesn't shoot the puck in he's own net
This was interference and it was on my AI
Because it's total control there is no charging penalty
