Bring NHL back to PC – Crossplay potential
Hello EA Sports NHL Team, I have been a loyal NHL fan since NHL 07 on PC. After that, I played every NHL game on PS3, PS4, and PS5, buying each new release. But now that I’ve switched to PC, I can’t play NHL anymore, and I really miss it.I truly believe NHL on PC has great potential, especially with crossplay. Many PC players want to play with their friends on consoles, both together in online clubs and against each other. If crossplay works in FIFA and NBA, why not in NHL? Eventually, it will have to happen, so why not now?By not releasing NHL on PC, you are losing dedicated fans who have simply moved to a better platform for graphics and performance. It’s frustrating that I can no longer enjoy NHL with my friends like before. My friend and I used to create an online club—me as a Center, him as a Goalie—and we had so much fun playing together. Now, I have no way to experience that, and I know I’m not the only one in this situation. I don’t want to buy a console just for NHL, and I don’t want to be forced to just watch others play while I sit out simply because I chose to game on PC. Please consider bringing NHL back to PC with full crossplay support. There is a demand for it, and many fans would love to see it happen. Thank you for your time.
HELP WITH TAX AND MARKET SIZE
Hello i’m a european guy and i have try to google about federal tax/state tax and market size but i find it hard to find/understand. I know Quebec Nordiques have a small market and Texas dosen’t pay state tax but i need some help with this: HOUSTON: Market size = Federal tax = State tax =(0 if i understand it right) ATLANTA: Market size = Federal tax = State tax = HAMILTON: Market size = Federal tax = State tax = QUEBEC CITY: Market size = Federal tax = State tax = And if you know some other ”relistic” City to start a 33 expansion in i wanna know. If you relocate a team to: Hamilton they have 12% federal and 12% state tax…. Quebec city 3,50 and 3,50 and Houston 2,50 and 2,50 but that feels incorrect