I got the game Thursday but had to work all weekend and started playing it Sunday night.
I started my career and my first game on Allstar difficulty I didn't score but got a + so my form score was good, and we won. My second game I took the challenge to get one point and got lucky and scored an empty netter but took me 3 or 4 shots since they kept blocking my shots and I kept shooting wide so form score and challenge was good again and we won. My third game I played well and got 2 goals and an assist my form score was good again and we won that one as well. My fourth I think it was for the Memorial Cup? we got destroyed like 4-0 and I got a - and my form score plummeted. The stupid draft question came in and I didn't do very well but was drafted 4th at I think 112 or something.
I got drafted to the Montreal Canadians and while I was Advancing a day to get some activities and traits I accidentally advanced a day my first preseason game and the challenge was to score, and my guy scored, and my form score was good and won the challenge. The rest of the Preseason was a total disaster my teammates would pass me the puck at the worst of times but did manage to get a One-timer goal in the slot and I picked up two assists for a measly 4 points in seven games and the coach told me I wasn't making the team and put me down in the minors.
After going through my first Be A Pro first play through I'll have to say it seems tougher than NHL 25 in NHL 25 I'd always play on Superstar difficulty, and I'd always get the most goals and points in the league my first year in the league but playing on NHL 26 I have a very tough time getting my shots and passes off and the form score is brutal.
I'll probably startup another be a pro and stay on Allstar difficulty and I'll have to make some adjustments in how I play this game.
Does anyone think be a pro in NHL 26 is a lot tougher than be a pro in NHL 25?
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