Goalie control question
Aside from the fact that "Y" causes the goalie to attempt to cover the puck when its near, is there any other difference between "Y" and "butterfly"?
I have my right trigger mapped to butterfly....which obviously puts the goalie into butterfly, and holding it will keep him in butterfly and I can slide every which way.
If I hold "Y", that also puts the goalie into butterfly, and holding it will keep him in butterfly and I can slide every which way, and my goalie will attempt to cover the puck if he's able to.
But is there any difference in the butterfly aspects between those two commands? Is one slower to move or react, or be less likely to make certain saves, than the other? I cannot tell any difference, but perhaps there is one and I just don't see it?
I have my right trigger mapped to butterfly....which obviously puts the goalie into butterfly, and holding it will keep him in butterfly and I can slide every which way.
If I hold "Y", that also puts the goalie into butterfly, and holding it will keep him in butterfly and I can slide every which way, and my goalie will attempt to cover the puck if he's able to.
But is there any difference in the butterfly aspects between those two commands? Is one slower to move or react, or be less likely to make certain saves, than the other? I cannot tell any difference, but perhaps there is one and I just don't see it?
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