MizzouRah NHL 19 AS sliders

[Hunkerdown]

Quote: Originally Posted by jake19ny

Good stats. Penalties are low. How many minutes periods are you playing?

I'm a casual fan, limited play time, so default 4 min for competitive.

PSN: GRINGOyGUAVA
YouTube: Hunkerdown

[MizzouRah]

I'm 0-5 so tuner v1.01 is definitely much better as far as the CPU AI goes.

[Fiddy]

Quote: Originally Posted by MizzouRah

I'm 0-5 so tuner v1.01 is definitely much better as far as the CPU AI goes.

I just went through a 2-8 stretch. Making adjustments per usual but still having some fun and honestly don’t recall ever struggling so much before.

[MizzouRah]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hunkerdown

Man , I tried AS competitive default with 1.01, really fun. I just cannot score. Might just try upping user shooting sliders only. Any suggestions? PSN: GRINGOyGUAVA YouTube: Hunkerdown

Here is one thing that has really helped me. Go into on-ice trainer settings and turn ON aim targeting. Basically when you aim it has colored targets, red for right at goalie, blue is better and green is an open spot.

[Hunkerdown]

Quote: Originally Posted by MizzouRah

Here is one thing that has really helped me. Go into on-ice trainer settings and turn ON aim targeting. Basically when you aim it has colored targets, red for right at goalie, blue is better and green is an open spot.

Man this awesome tip, nice to be able to turn on just this.

PSN: GRINGOyGUAVA
YouTube: Hunkerdown

[rallew]

I pretty much play on default All-Star (I was inspired by this set), and I have a few questions.

Are there any strategies that are particularly good to use against the cpu? I have tried using overload, behind the net and crash the net without noticing much of a difference when I cycle the puck around. Most of the time my players are stuck in front of the goal and can’t move because they are being held.

How do you create more turnovers on the forecheck? The CPU always manages to find and open man no matter how impossible the pass is going to be.

And do anyone find being on the power play more difficult than 5 vs. 5? I seem to be more prone to misplace my passes and the cpu suddenly skate a lot faster towards me and knocks the puck away. But maybe it’s just me.

I do have to say that I don’t have any problems winning against the cpu, but it would be nice to score more goals in different ways instead of 2-3 methods.

[MizzouRah]

Quote: Originally Posted by rallew

I pretty much play on default All-Star (I was inspired by this set), and I have a few questions. Are there any strategies that are particularly good to use against the cpu? I have tried using overload, behind the net and crash the net without noticing much of a difference when I cycle the puck around. Most of the time my players are stuck in front of the goal and can’t move because they are being held. How do you create more turnovers on the forecheck? The CPU always manages to find and open man no matter how impossible the pass is going to be. And do anyone find being on the power play more difficult than 5 vs. 5? I seem to be more prone to misplace my passes and the cpu suddenly skate a lot faster towards me and knocks the puck away. But maybe it’s just me. I do have to say that I don’t have any problems winning against the cpu, but it would be nice to score more goals in different ways instead of 2-3 methods.

I have the CPU do my strategies and have that slider on 3/6. For turnovers I just try to anticipate the passing by the CPU. The PP can be tough but you have to move the puck around quickly to the open man.