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Originally Posted by livinitup921 |
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Just played my first game with these. Now I haven't played a hockey game in prob over 5 years so the game is hard for me. I was my expansion team vs Winnipeg. It was 6-6 after regulation and I lost in the shootout. I was down 4-1 at beginning of 3rd period and I scores 3 goals in a minute and 9 seconds. So in the last period 7 goals was scored. I find the computer puck handling is a lot better than humans. My guys lose pucks all the time while the computer never loses possession even after a successful poke check. It can be frustrating. I played 10 minute periods. I'll have to play more to see if the scoring stays too high.
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One of the things I'm trying to limit in this set, and it's very hard, are the number of actually 'recorded' takeaways and giveaways. It seems even intercepted passes are deemed as giveaways, so I'm still looking for that balance.
It seems players in simmed games will get 1-2 of each of these per game, but not every single player in every single game, of course. I'm getting decent results on my takeaways now in played games, which is why they may seem limited to you, and my giveaways, well I try and be too damn pretty with the puck (spoiled Red Wings fan of the late 90's) so I'm still working to curb those somewhat, but overall dumping the puck in, and taking less "perfect" shots has helped tremendously.
And 10 minute periods are going to really throw a lot of stats out of wack. If anything, 7 minutes would be the direction I'd go if you're not happy with 8. With 8, you'll have the occasional game that will have the correct number of faceoffs--about 70--but those games are rare, and it's the only stat I can't get to match because we'd have to increase period length, and that would mess up shots, giveaways, takeaways, and way too much else.
I use 8 minute periods, and feel it is best as aside from the stats above, it'll also give you accurate PP and PK percentages.