Purcey
12 months agoRising Traveler
NHL 25
Does anyone know if the NHL 94 controls are back for NHL 25?
Does anyone know if the NHL 94 controls are back for NHL 25?
Hi there, @Purcey
Skill Stick, Total Control and Hybrid are carrying over from NHL 24. We have made some improvements such as moving reverse hit on a dedicated button away from pressing R3 to ensure shooting can occur as expected
This change wasn't made to specifically upset players that prefer that control scheme. It's most definitely unfortunate. Especially, for those with mobility issues. I myself am one of the older folks, but I've also been using the skill stick controls since they were first introduced almost 20 years ago. I know that not everyone's history with this game goes back that far or people chose to still play with the controls from NHL 94 instead of adapting to the more modern controls. There's nothing wrong with that of course. Unfortunately, as time goes on, we're going to have to have control layouts that better support the current generation of the game.
What specifically about the Hybrid controls do not work for you? I can pass on that feedback to the team.
What about the Hybrid controls specifically don't you like? The only difference is flicking down the stick to win faceoffs.
Can you specifically tell me which part of the Hybrid controls don't work for you? I'd like pass this feedback on to the team. Again, the only difference is how you take faceoffs. If you haven't tried out those controls yet, please do that so you can tell me what you don't like about them.
Taking faceoffs was the same speed with NHL 94 controls.
Currently, Slapshots are on the B/Circle button. Wristshots are on the X/Square button. Backhand shots are done by moving the puck to your backhand and then shooting.
For a toe drag, you just move the right stick from about 8:00 to 5:00 counter-clockwise. I realize this isn't ideal for you though. To spin, you just hit LT/L2.
I'll pass on your feedback. I really don't anticipate these changes will be made. So, as long as your hands have the mobility to perform what I mentioned, the above controls can be learned with some practice. If you have mobility issues, I would suggest getting a controller that allows the controls to be remapped.