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thegarden94
Seasoned Ace
1 day ago

There is nothing skilled based about this

Again I'm going to post this obviously from a different game even though it looks exactly the same why you ask it's because it's not me doing it ,its the AI shooting the puck ,so please explain to me how it's skill based 

Please go back to how it was to be before xfactors, because now if my centers don't have quick draw the d men just lock up and won't one time the puck if I TRY SHOOTING THE PUCK 

If someone has figured out how to do a one timer off the face off without having quick draw please post it 

https://youtu.be/uqZkB380sT8?feature=shared 

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  • jprovo1's avatar
    jprovo1
    Rising Ace
    13 hours ago
    SzuperSkillz wrote:

    I showed that video of yours to a former NHL player, and he said that he has done the same thing on the power play—it’s a perfectly normal situation to take a shot from there when there’s space and a screen in front. That’s just part of the NHL.

    yea I seen that to in real NHL games but I think the question is- why can't the human player do that? I've tried but every time my player first grabs the puck then shoots. I am left D if that makes a difference

  • thegarden94's avatar
    thegarden94
    Seasoned Ace
    21 hours ago

    The only way to take a one timer off the face off now is the center has to have the quck draw xfactor it's  stupid and yes a one timer off the face when I play not professionally but in leagues was done on the pp ...

  • SzuperSkillz's avatar
    SzuperSkillz
    Rising Veteran
    23 hours ago

    I experience a 1–2 second delay after a face-off when controlling a defenseman; the player doesn’t take a slap shot immediately upon receiving the puck—let alone a one-timer straight off the draw—but instead hesitates for a moment before even raising his stick. I’ve brought this up and even shared a video here previously, but it seems we players just aren’t being listened to...


    I showed that video of yours to a former NHL player, and he said that he has done the same thing on the power play—it’s a perfectly normal situation to take a shot from there when there’s space and a screen in front. That’s just part of the NHL.

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