Do Players Feel Different?

[StrongIsland666]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fiddy

Maybe the roster buds can come up with a speed chart for the entire league. That way it will be an easy manual edit for all of us and to see some nice player separation during games.

It's just a shame that we would even need to be doing this esp in 2015

[Smirkin Dirk]

In terms of establishing a baseline, I think a typical big slow defender feels about right at speed of 45-50 with acceleration at the lowest (36).

Dropping speed by 5-10 points makes no difference.

[jake19ny]

Not that we need an example of how bad the player seperation is but look at my goal scorers so far in a season and the line they are on. I play as the Rangers.
Jesper Fast 4 goals 4th line
J.T. Miller 4 goals 3rd line
Dominic Moore 3 goals 4th line
Jarod Stoll 2 goals 3rd line
Viktor Stalberg 2 goals 4th line
Rick Nash 1 goal 1st line
Matt Zuccerello 1 goal 1st line
Kevin Hayes 1 goal 2nd line

I actually feel like my 3rd and 4th are way more offensively dominant than my 1st and 2nd line while playing. Ugh

UPDATE: played another game and won 6-3
J.T. Miller hat trick for 7 goals on the season
Jesper Fast 1 goal for 5 on season
Jarod Stoll 1 goal for 3 on the season
Derek Stepan 1 for his first goal
So 24 goals scored on the season
4th line 12 goals
3rd line 8 goals
2nd line 2 goals
1st line 2 goals

[PittPens1787]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vmascarello

So, this one confuses me? Most of the more recognized slider sets recommend 5 or 6 to enhance a difference between players, so not all players mesh together. And, now you're saying at 3, they are more apt to play like their rating and notice a difference between a 78 and a 85. Also, if you go to 3 on that, will the goalies become easier to score on? Because right now with it set to 6 it feels pretty good trying to score. Its challenging but I can still have a game when I explode for 5 or 6 goals. But, I also have been shutout. If anyone has additional information regarding the Attribute Effects slider, Id be curious to hear it. Im really looking for someone that has some insight on it because I am hearing alot of contradictory opinions. And, being the feel of players being closer than Id like already, Id really like to discern whats the best way to bet skaters to perform as close to their attributes as possible.

Thread for those interested here: http://www.operationsports.com/forum...ts-slider.html

[BleacherCreature]

Quote: Originally Posted by jake19ny

Not that we need an example of how bad the player seperation is but look at my goal scorers so far in a season and the line they are on. I play as the Rangers. Jesper Fast 4 goals 4th line J.T. Miller 4 goals 3rd line Dominic Moore 3 goals 4th line Jarod Stoll 2 goals 3rd line Viktor Stalberg 2 goals 4th line Rick Nash 1 goal 1st line Matt Zuccerello 1 goal 1st line Kevin Hayes 1 goal 2nd line I actually feel like my 3rd and 4th are way more offensively dominant than my 1st and 2nd line while playing. Ugh

One goal for Nash. You sure you're not in playoff mode?

[onlybygrace]

I think the player separation is fine. It's subtle yet definitive. I think the game is just fantastic.