Breakaway passes are impossible in be a pro

Thank you very much. I am french and I don't understand very well the canadian-french who is used in the game; So MERCI BEAUCOUP.

For what its worth, my first language is English and I was similarly confused by their wording of the goal. Also, I don't mean to 'piggyback' on this post, but I've noticed a similar issue for d-men in BAP. The goal they set of "interrupting" passes almost never registers - hindering your x-factor progress pretty much indefinitely (I gave it 50 games of the regular season and the entire playoffs and managed 3). Since then, i've done some 'experiments', and found that blocking a pass, in addition to actually intercepting a pass, does not register under this category. However, I still manage to get a small number, so I'm thinking that the code for "interrupt 'X' passes" corresponds to an in-game event that's entirely unrelated. Please fix devs

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I always laugh when you have completed a task that the coach has given you, then the only answer you can give him says "promise success"

Why do you promise something when you have alrdy delivered? 😃😃

And isnt this game in the US?

How can their grammar be so BAD?

My first language isnt english and even i know alot better!

How far down the ice do you have to be for the pass to be considered a BREAKAWAY PASS! At the offensive blue line! Cause I tried it with offsides turned off and I got benched for calling for too many passes hahaha

@JBK12345678  the interupt pass for d-man only seems to record passes you break up in the d zone and even then is still random to get credit for them

It says "promise success" because the promise you made to your coach was successful. When you fail the coach's challenge the speech option says "promise failure". Wording confused me at first as well, but you are not promising something extra you are just accepting your coach's praise for successfully completing the promise. 

What you want to do is be very aggressive and when your team has the puck, head tail for the blue line.  If you're fast and you get there at the right time you get the pass past the defenders and are right on the breakaway.  But they really, really fall back fast, so you need to be a fast skater and sometimes call for the puck to get it to work.