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Line chemistry in Franchise mode
Does the chemistry rating really matter if I am going to play every single game myself? Also, I was planning to manually "override" my head coaches strategies by editing the suitable strategies for my lines, like carry/dump, Crash the net/behind the net etc.. For some reason that does nothing, for ex. Brandon Saad's preference is to shoot, so I crank that cycle/shoot slider all the way to the right, but still it shows red cross from him in the edit lines. Is this a "feature" and I shouldn't edit the strategies myself?
Edit. Actually does it work if I fire my head coach?Last edited by Zkibu; 10-23-2020, 07:21 AM.Tags: None -
Re: Line chemistry in Franchise mode
I’ve noticed chemistry has a greater effect on simulation then it does on played games. There’s a YouTube video online I can’t remember where I found it, where a guy matched all of his lines perfectly with the Sabres and simulated 10 seasons. He had guys with overalls of like 78 playing on the first line with jack Eichel, but they fit the system perfectly. He won 6 cups in 10 years and jack Eichel was averaging over 50 goals every year with anywhere from 105-120 points every year. Those 78 overall players were also becoming superstars and going from like 10-15 goals a year to like 35-40 playing with EichelDoes the chemistry rating really matter if I am going to play every single game myself? Also, I was planning to manually "override" my head coaches strategies by editing the suitable strategies for my lines, like carry/dump, Crash the net/behind the net etc.. For some reason that does nothing, for ex. Brandon Saad's preference is to shoot, so I crank that cycle/shoot slider all the way to the right, but still it shows red cross from him in the edit lines. Is this a "feature" and I shouldn't edit the strategies myself?
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Re: Line chemistry in Franchise mode
This is the video you're talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1Kh_yh8c_M&t=1163sI’ve noticed chemistry has a greater effect on simulation then it does on played games. There’s a YouTube video online I can’t remember where I found it, where a guy matched all of his lines perfectly with the Sabres and simulated 10 seasons. He had guys with overalls of like 78 playing on the first line with jack Eichel, but they fit the system perfectly. He won 6 cups in 10 years and jack Eichel was averaging over 50 goals every year with anywhere from 105-120 points every year. Those 78 overall players were also becoming superstars and going from like 10-15 goals a year to like 35-40 playing with Eichel
However, the caveat with his experiment, as he explained, is he has injuries off, waivers off etc.
Line chemistry does have an in-game effect, but it is more important for the sim engine.Last edited by Cycloniac; 10-27-2020, 02:22 PM.Comment
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Like others have said, it is indeed important. I have not touched 21 franchise yet (love BAP at the moment) but in 20 it was pivotal to have at LEAST a +1 or more on each line, ESPECIALLY defenseman lines.
One quick tip is to NEVER let the CPU adjust your lines. The pairings it determines are awful. I always found myself plugging, and scratching players it would put in. It can be tedious, but its whats best for the team.
I had 3 out of 4 lines, and all my defensive lines at least at a +1 for the Avs. I won 4 cups in 10 years, turned lower rounds picks into serviceable players and dominated with 50+ wins nearly every year. All with injuries on.Last edited by Instant C1a55ic; 10-25-2020, 06:48 AM.NFL - Denver Broncos
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