I can't stand when someone who benefits from a problem tries to debunk someone else's grivamces about a problem. This is makes the Devs keep everything the same.
One person on our forums doesn't dictate how the game is made. We use feedback from the community as a whole. While I fully agree the LT exploit needs to be fixed, there are no glitch goals that I'm aware of. Meaning, goals that are impossible to defend due to a bug in the game. At some point, people need to be accountable for their own play. Many don't realize the most simple mistake can drastically change the outcome of a game. That's the nature of hockey in general.
I want this game to be fun and bring back the days of quick queue times and a high population. So instead of trying to nitpicking the post do us a favor, either help or mind your business and stay out of it, kindly and respectfully.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion here. These are public forums. If you don't want anyone to comment on your thread, send me a private message. Posting here means the author is open to feedback regardless of agreeing with it or not.
If you benefit from exploiting/cheese and consider it " playing good " , that's good for you but that would mean whoever doesn't do the same is " playing bad " sorry, I don't buy it. Though I can't knock it but if/when Chel disappears because it's not addressed don't complain either. Your next forum will be about things EA can do to make the game fun on all levels. Also, Elite vs Bronze should only be a reality when the player count is low. Make it more simulation-like and less arcade-like.
It depends what you consider an exploit. Some think the forehand-backhand is an exploit. Some say short side or far side shots are cheating. Some think one timers from the point is an exploit. The same goes for tips and rebounds. None of these are cheats or exploits. Your opponent is taking advantage of what you're giving them. There are plenty of teams/players that can stop these shots. Just like in real hockey, a team is going to find their opponent's weaknesses and exploit those.
In no way am I saying the game is perfect. It has its issues. No matter how good the game is, it's always going to be very competitive and people are going to use any advantage they can. This usually means going for high percentage shots. Which, again, reflects real world hockey.