Playstations.

As an NHL and PlayStation aficionado I regret to inform you we just are better and more competitive.

But really, I remember reading past years that xbox had an advantage over PS players in cross-play. I personally think it could just be confirmation bias due to the platform being clearly visible.

My experience is that PS players play overall way worse. 

They rely on the ability to not lose the puck and take really bad risks skating through players nonstop.  They also force passes non stop again due to the fact that they rarely get intercepted. 

Its actually pretty obvious they have an advantage to me just how they play where xbox players cannot afford to take the same chances. 

keep in mind I play 3s mostly so the problem is amplified greatly as there is more space.  In 6s, the issue is greatly diminished in impact and may be way harder to notice. 

All in your head

I noticed this as well, I turned off cross play. They had faster reactions times but also they curl away from the play going in circles, to annoying to continue to play 

Never read more bs than in this thread. If you could not see the ps or xbox logos you would not see any difference. Winning in silence, losing in complaint....

Actually i can tell you with 100% accuracy which ones are and arent PS without looking at logos.  I purposely tried to avoid looking at logos and call them as a test to see if I was just psyching myself and I was right every single time when checking after the game.. 

What were some of your tells? 

Team complains all game about "why are our pokes not working" "why can they just skate through us and never lose the pucks in our skates / sticks" "why are checks not working, just bouncing off"  "why are they grabbing all loose pucks all the time despite the puck being right in front of us" "why are we hitting posts more and passes are inacurate this game" 

etc.  Its basically all these games that feel super off like we suddenly dont know how to play.  basically everything "automatic" in the game favors them.