Outdoor rinks
I would much prefer the outdoor rinks just go away, but if you insist on making us play on them, please, please, please let us turn off the obnoxious music that constantly plays in the background. I tried turning "arena music" all the way down, but that seems to only affect music in indoor arenas.
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Did they listen? No.
What did they do? They added more out door rinks and had to remove one of them when the complaining got too much (canal rink).
Did they listen to us this year? Nope.
They don't ever listen
Eliminator and Pro Am modes: Casual gear, Outdoor rinks
WoC DropIns and Club: Pro Gear, Indoor rinks (except special events),
This.
Did they listen? No.
What did they do? They added more out door rinks and had to remove one of them when the complaining got too much (canal rink).
Did they listen to us this year? Nope.[/quote]
And it even took months to get canal removed.
ANY time you try to force your players in to one single environment while the game boasts countless others - it's a terrible decision.
Give people the option, don't force it - your base will be happier.
you and every single other normal person in this game feel the same way. they don't seem to recognize or care.
It was probably the whirring of the helicopter blades. Very fan-like.
That's because they copied and pasted NHL 20 into NHL 21. Did we expect them not to just mail it in? I mean I was a tad hopeful but the realist in me knew this was what would happen
I find it hilarious that so many of you believe software engineers would literally copy and paste code.
It is very much possible and also easy to do. Depending how well the original code was written, it's either good or bad solution though...
I'm not saying that EA does it. But it certainly looks like they do. Actually I would be surprised if they wouldn't.
I find it funny that a company would claim they rebuilt a game from the ground up only to SOMEHOW reprogram all the legacy bugs in from the ground up too.
Exactly, big red flag was snapping sticks on a stick lift. Devs also later confirmed that legacy code was still in destroying the whole notion of "built from the ground up". They tried to suppress threads and comments about it a lot back then.
What do you think 90% of coding is? Copying the work of those who came before you.
Also most of the work at this point isn't "coding".
yeah they basically had to come out and admit it was a "misunderstanding" that it was built from the ground up. it was significant rework but its obvious it used a lot of the existing code.