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NLucaj31
153 posts Member
edited June 2018
Hello EA hockey family

Since we are always wishing what they could add to NHL 19, how about we chat about what could be in NHL 19. These are just my opinions because I play NHL 18 over 40 hours a week so please don’t rip me over my speculation comments.

1. The winter classic or 5 man team celebrations. We have been asking for both for way to long now and I honestly feel at least one of them will make it on NHL 19

2. I also feel like this will be the year we’re we can fire/hire coaches in franchise mode.

3. GM Connected. I couldn’t care less about this mode because all I play is offline but I know a lot of you have been asking for it for a long time. There could be a chance it makes it onto NHL 19

4. I have a feeling they will spend a little more time in playoff mode. Things are still missing like for instance nothing about the series record or game number is listed in the scorebar during gameplay, it makes it boring and unrealistic during gameplay.

Well thats all I have for now.

Thank you EA for adding out of town scores on season mode during gameplay. That was really nice of you. It makes it so much more realistic and you get more into the game.

Can’t wait until NHL 19!!!

Back to NHL 18!!!
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  • trw1987
    396 posts Member
    edited February 2018
    I HOPE to see, along with countless EASHLers, either the return of progressive attributes, or the return of detailed equipment boosts like NHL 14

    Oh and a huge one, cant believe they missed it this year...3v3 EASHL playoffs...that was a bummer
  • Invest in servers...it will take away a lot of the issues players have.
    Never bring back attributes for online play...in fact ....make all the players overalls average...say...70/75 overall ....so you really have to work to get goals.
    I remember how smooth the game was back in the boosts/ attributes days...the first week or so...before players boosted and got all the game breaking/physic breaking ...attributes.
  • Same awful skating engine - same god-awful collision detection - same pathetic AI - the good old come back logic and some more Ovi's in HUT to ice the cake.
  • But they’ll also add in a bunch of new celebrations
  • bradendh17
    20 posts Member
    edited February 2018
    Give Martin a haircut, and would like to see the shot blocked by my own players removed. That is annoying.
  • Not my $$$.
    THE...Detriot Frenzy Alumni
  • kitchener_boy
    354 posts Member
    edited February 2018
    I'm noticing alot of lag switch guys lately though,you can tell who's doing it cause it's choppy for you when you gotta defend or when your in their zone. Those are lag switchers.
    There's that guy you all love to hate on Youtube (shall remain nameless) who post videos all the time and he never shows lag..mayby once.
    I've seen a couple of videos on NHL 18 lag,nothing too drastic. Depends on where you are I guess.
    I'm what southwestern ontario..hour from London hour and bit from Toronto,so mayby the lag isnt bad in these parts I dunno.
  • kitchener_boy
    354 posts Member
    edited February 2018
    Sorry accidently double posted lol.
  • NHL 18 in a case that says NHL 19
  • I took upwards of twelve screens just yesterday to post more bugs and examples of EA's atrocious, and frankly unacceptable AI, but then realized, what's the point?

    They show up to work, sure, but I don't think they're working to improve the overall game, when things like holding up on the stick while a pass is coming your way still to this day doesn't shoot puck right away

    When there's an empty net, CPU puck carrier is coming up the ice, and my entire team skates in the other direction

    I mean where's the breaking point? When is enough enough? EA just give up if you're not going to put the time and effort in. Enough with the World Cup modes, and Threes modes; work on the GAME.
  • I took upwards of twelve screens just yesterday to post more bugs and examples of EA's atrocious, and frankly unacceptable AI, but then realized, what's the point?

    They show up to work, sure, but I don't think they're working to improve the overall game, when things like holding up on the stick while a pass is coming your way still to this day doesn't shoot puck right away

    When there's an empty net, CPU puck carrier is coming up the ice, and my entire team skates in the other direction

    I mean where's the breaking point? When is enough enough? EA just give up if you're not going to put the time and effort in. Enough with the World Cup modes, and Threes modes; work on the GAME.

    I don't mind threes, but unless I am playing with my younger brother, I don't play it. I prefer franchise or play now with most people.
  • bradendh17 wrote: »
    I don't mind threes, but unless I am playing with my younger brother, I don't play it. I prefer franchise or play now with most people.

    Yeah, I just mean EA's decorating a dilapidated, defunct building, adding fluff, instead of improving the foundation and whole, so to speak.
  • I took upwards of twelve screens just yesterday to post more bugs and examples of EA's atrocious, and frankly unacceptable AI, but then realized, what's the point?

    They show up to work, sure, but I don't think they're working to improve the overall game, when things like holding up on the stick while a pass is coming your way still to this day doesn't shoot puck right away

    When there's an empty net, CPU puck carrier is coming up the ice, and my entire team skates in the other direction

    I mean where's the breaking point? When is enough enough? EA just give up if you're not going to put the time and effort in. Enough with the World Cup modes, and Threes modes; work on the GAME.

    You're so right. They've been developing this game for almost 30 years and one of the hottest topics is puck pickups... It's absurd, it's laughable enough to bring a tear to your eye, then you realize that you're not laughing anymore.
  • I took upwards of twelve screens just yesterday to post more bugs and examples of EA's atrocious, and frankly unacceptable AI, but then realized, what's the point?

    They show up to work, sure, but I don't think they're working to improve the overall game, when things like holding up on the stick while a pass is coming your way still to this day doesn't shoot puck right away

    When there's an empty net, CPU puck carrier is coming up the ice, and my entire team skates in the other direction

    I mean where's the breaking point? When is enough enough? EA just give up if you're not going to put the time and effort in. Enough with the World Cup modes, and Threes modes; work on the GAME.

    I couldn't agree more.

    I'd really want to like the game and with all the winter olympic hockey and the NHL trading deadline-frenzy going on I decided to give it another try - just to stop playing after the first period due to all the issues that plaque the game since many years.

    Frustration.



  • gundamfreedomx
    88 posts Member
    edited February 2018
    bring back customs builds to eashl
  • Sinbin
    1331 posts Member
    SpillGal wrote: »
    I took upwards of twelve screens just yesterday to post more bugs and examples of EA's atrocious, and frankly unacceptable AI, but then realized, what's the point?

    They show up to work, sure, but I don't think they're working to improve the overall game, when things like holding up on the stick while a pass is coming your way still to this day doesn't shoot puck right away

    When there's an empty net, CPU puck carrier is coming up the ice, and my entire team skates in the other direction

    I mean where's the breaking point? When is enough enough? EA just give up if you're not going to put the time and effort in. Enough with the World Cup modes, and Threes modes; work on the GAME.

    You're so right. They've been developing this game for almost 30 years and one of the hottest topics is puck pickups... It's absurd, it's laughable enough to bring a tear to your eye, then you realize that you're not laughing anymore.

    Yeah, there's some missed pick ups. We all know that, but to say that after almost 30 years it's laughable is asinine. Look at how technical pick ups are. Look at how the huge majority of pucks are picked up in a game and actually watch how they pick them up. You pay attention to the pucks they miss, but you fail to pay attention to the ones they don't. Which is far and above the amount that they miss. Now, compare that to Intellivision hockey. Atari hockey, Ice Hockey on Nintendo, Blades of Steel, etc. Look at the pick ups for those games and compare it to now. If you want arcade hockey, that's awesome. There's nothing wrong with that. If you want more realistic hockey, give credit where it's due. For sure NHL 18 doesn't have perfect pick ups, but do you really want something so unrealistic as a puck passed in the general vicinity of a player that gets picked up regardless of where their feet, hands and body are oriented or would you rather have players pick up pucks based on the limitations of the human body, realistic physics and player ratings?

    Also, you seem to think that after almost 30 years it should be a piece of cake to make the game how you want it. Times change. Developers are constantly learning new technology. It's constant re-educating yourself. It's constant learning new technology. If it were as easy as you're implying everyone would be doing it and there'd be more than a couple hockey games on the market.
  • Solve important things It is necessary for the game to be real and weak players must learn to play. So far, it's a bad arcade that decides on the outcome of the game. The behavior of the players on the ice is also bad, the players are drunk and drugged.
  • Swoops--73
    626 posts Member
    edited February 2018
    The lowest rated cards we ever seen. Like ovie will start at 82 so they can make sure there’s 18 of his card in the game by the time it’s done.
  • joefitz22
    643 posts Member
    edited February 2018
    Sinbin wrote: »
    SpillGal wrote: »
    I took upwards of twelve screens just yesterday to post more bugs and examples of EA's atrocious, and frankly unacceptable AI, but then realized, what's the point?

    They show up to work, sure, but I don't think they're working to improve the overall game, when things like holding up on the stick while a pass is coming your way still to this day doesn't shoot puck right away

    When there's an empty net, CPU puck carrier is coming up the ice, and my entire team skates in the other direction

    I mean where's the breaking point? When is enough enough? EA just give up if you're not going to put the time and effort in. Enough with the World Cup modes, and Threes modes; work on the GAME.

    You're so right. They've been developing this game for almost 30 years and one of the hottest topics is puck pickups... It's absurd, it's laughable enough to bring a tear to your eye, then you realize that you're not laughing anymore.

    Yeah, there's some missed pick ups. We all know that, but to say that after almost 30 years it's laughable is asinine. Look at how technical pick ups are. Look at how the huge majority of pucks are picked up in a game and actually watch how they pick them up. You pay attention to the pucks they miss, but you fail to pay attention to the ones they don't. Which is far and above the amount that they miss. Now, compare that to Intellivision hockey. Atari hockey, Ice Hockey on Nintendo, Blades of Steel, etc. Look at the pick ups for those games and compare it to now. If you want arcade hockey, that's awesome. There's nothing wrong with that. If you want more realistic hockey, give credit where it's due. For sure NHL 18 doesn't have perfect pick ups, but do you really want something so unrealistic as a puck passed in the general vicinity of a player that gets picked up regardless of where their feet, hands and body are oriented or would you rather have players pick up pucks based on the limitations of the human body, realistic physics and player ratings?

    Also, you seem to think that after almost 30 years it should be a piece of cake to make the game how you want it. Times change. Developers are constantly learning new technology. It's constant re-educating yourself. It's constant learning new technology. If it were as easy as you're implying everyone would be doing it and there'd be more than a couple hockey games on the market.

    After 30 years they should be perfect!
    Look at how far CGI has come in the last 10-15 years....the more they learn new technology the better and more realistic things have gotten
    Look at how far motion capture has come in the last 10-15 years
    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/3/36/FromRealToReal.jpg/170px-FromRealToReal.jpg

    You mean how spiderman goalies can defy human limitations and make saves now? Wasn't Ben the one that was talking about passes not going where people want them to go because of (something we have nooooo control over) the slightest angle changes of a skaters feet and or upper torso

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  • Sinbin wrote: »
    If you want arcade hockey, that's awesome. There's nothing wrong with that.
    I said that we are still discussing puck pick ups, and you think I want arcade hockey??
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