save file benefit 18 to 19?

xotheusedguyox

is there going to be any benefits in nhl 19 if we have a nhl 18 save file? I usually delete all save data and sell the old game when the new one comes out but I read something about a nhl 18 benefit in nhl 19 and was wondering if it was true or not?

Taste-D-Rainbow

You get return rewards if you've played 16-17-18. Basically HUT stuff and hockey bags in World of Chel.

Socair

No, you do not need to have any previous titles data on your console. The loyalty rewards are tied to your account.

Froommey

Socair wrote: »

No, you do not need to have any previous titles data on your console. The loyalty rewards are tied to your account.

So can I import my created some hundred players from 18 to 19 ?

Socair

Froommey wrote: »

Socair wrote: »

No, you do not need to have any previous titles data on your console. The loyalty rewards are tied to your account.

So can I import my created some hundred players from 18 to 19 ?

No, that’s not possible unfortunately. Hopefully they look into adding that ability (at least names, handed-ness and stats; faces might be tricky).

This is in regards to the loyalty rewards.

Froommey

So if I buy 19 and can not import, my long time work to create players is for nothing. Thats bad news and a reason not to buy and to wait till it is implemented. Thanks for the answer.

Froommey

Socair wrote: »

Froommey wrote: »

Socair wrote: »

No, you do not need to have any previous titles data on your console. The loyalty rewards are tied to your account.

So can I import my created some hundred players from 18 to 19 ?

No, that’s not possible unfortunately. Hopefully they look into adding that ability (at least names, handed-ness and stats; faces might be tricky).

This is in regards to the loyalty rewards.

Sorry, but one more question .... are drafted college players now implemented in the Rosters ? I mean players like Quinten Hughes .... ? From my opinion they belong after the draft to an NHL Team even they have no contract ?

Socair

Froommey wrote: »

Socair wrote: »

Froommey wrote: »

Socair wrote: »

No, you do not need to have any previous titles data on your console. The loyalty rewards are tied to your account.

So can I import my created some hundred players from 18 to 19 ?

No, that’s not possible unfortunately. Hopefully they look into adding that ability (at least names, handed-ness and stats; faces might be tricky).

This is in regards to the loyalty rewards.

Sorry, but one more question .... are drafted college players now implemented in the Rosters ? I mean players like Quinten Hughes .... ? From my opinion they belong after the draft to an NHL Team even they have no contract ?

When it comes to getting NCAA players into the game, they have to have played a regular season or playoff game to be included on the roster. There’s some regulatory issue involved that impedes the EA team from using them.

Froommey

Socair wrote: »

Froommey wrote: »

Socair wrote: »

Froommey wrote: »

Socair wrote: »

No, you do not need to have any previous titles data on your console. The loyalty rewards are tied to your account.

So can I import my created some hundred players from 18 to 19 ?

No, that’s not possible unfortunately. Hopefully they look into adding that ability (at least names, handed-ness and stats; faces might be tricky).

This is in regards to the loyalty rewards.

Sorry, but one more question .... are drafted college players now implemented in the Rosters ? I mean players like Quinten Hughes .... ? From my opinion they belong after the draft to an NHL Team even they have no contract ?

When it comes to getting NCAA players into the game, they have to have played a regular season or playoff game to be included on the roster. There’s some regulatory issue involved that impedes the EA team from using them.

Ok, thanks for your answer, but how is this possible to do than with player pic ? Is that custom player creation now with adding a pic ? It would be a good aprovement if its in.

https://forums.operationsports.com/forums/ea-sports-nhl-rosters/938203-project-nhl-2019-draft-class.html