Be A Pro needs improvement

and they expect you to be McJesus from day one or straight to the AHL with you!

• Your player is 16 or 17 years old when they start playing in NHL. Why? This is not realistic at all.
• If your player gets injured, you don't see what injury it is or how long you are out. Should be included.
• Contract negotiations through your career should be included.
• Full season or seasons at juniors or europe before draft should be there
• Chance to play full WJC tournament and international plays through your career
• Actual practises to improve your players skills
• Calendar is still missing

Also as an 18 year old after being drafted if you don't make the nhl team should be able to get sent down to your junior team instead of the ahl

The "new" Be a pro is a lie. It's a reskinned version with somehow more problems that the previous one. 

I cant help but notice that the guy whinusually responds on this page is ALWAYS no where to be found when it comes to problems with design and feature choices. This feedback will probably never reach the devs, and they'll think it's a loved feature. Dont buy the next game dude, speak with your wallet.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. I'll get it sent over to the team.

I have adapted to the energy system since the update it received a while ago. That, combined with adjustments I’ve made with sliders as well as my gameplay itself have made a great deal of difference.
i boosted the “fatigue recovery” slider up to 80 or 85 (i can’t remember which), and I use the speed boost in game somewhat sparingly. As irl, you can’t skate full speed all the time. 

 Usually, I can get back to “peak” with only one energy point, although every couple of games I do need that extra point. 

A big point I like to stress is that I don’t think that limiting accessibility to trait and X-factor points in a given week is unreasonable. There’s a bit more off-time during the holidays and even more during the all-star break (which we should be able to participate in). You get a great opportunity during the offseason, of course, and the conversations can be extremely rewarding when it comes to points. What I’m trying to say is that busy game weeks are more for maintaining your health and less about gaining huge improvements with your player.