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  • RaychelSnr
    Executive Editor
    • Jan 2007
    • 4845
    #1

    NHL 17: Getting Higher Quality Shots on Offense

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    Here's a video from NHL 17 from YouTube user BaconCountry talking about some of the new strategies you'll need to be employing in NHL 17.

    In the video, we see a lot of talk about cycling the puck around and controlling the perimeter on offense. You have to be patient and try to work the perimeter to try to open up the ice to get a good quality shot. Moreso than ever, it's super important to work your offense and be patient for better shot quality.

    What are some of your strategies you are employing to open up the ice for better quality shots?
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    • Cletus
      MVP
      • Oct 2004
      • 1771
      #2
      Re: NHL 17: Getting Higher Quality Shots on Offense

      I've never had a problem getting quality shots. I'm no superstar or elite player or anything. In this series, use the open man, don't be afraid to pass to open space, dump and chase, and using the points have always worked for me. Do whatever you can to keep the puck moving. If the puck moves, so does the defense.

      Also, know your personnel. If you have 4th line players who aren't skilled offensively, don't use them the way you would a sniper. Throw stuff on net, try for rebounds and just try quick shots. always remember scoring chances do not always equal shots. Scoring chances are not always good shots.
      PSN:BrrbisBrr

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        • VeNOM2099
          Rookie
          • Sep 2003
          • 111
          #3
          Re: NHL 17: Getting Higher Quality Shots on Offense

          Originally posted by Cletus
          ...Scoring chances are not always good shots.
          Not in this game they're not... 95% of the time, your opponent will just walk into your zone and take an easy lobber that the goalie can't handle. While you've just spent the last 5 minutes cycling the puck and taking good shots on net only to come up empty each time.

          It's like there's no rhyme and reason for how goals go in sometimes in NHL 17.
          Where is the horse and the rider?
          Where is the horn that was blowing?
          They have passed like rain on the mountain. Like wind in the meadow.
          The days have gone down in the West... behind the Hills... into Shadow.

          How did it come to this?

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            • Haeyena
              Rookie
              • Jul 2008
              • 17
              #4
              I've lowered the Be A Pro I'm playing to rookie to get a few goals and get back to enjoying the game again.

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                • swampgator
                  Rookie
                  • Dec 2013
                  • 47
                  #5
                  Originally posted by VeNOM2099
                  Not in this game they're not... 95% of the time, your opponent will just walk into your zone and take an easy lobber that the goalie can't handle. While you've just spent the last 5 minutes cycling the puck and taking good shots on net only to come up empty each time.

                  It's like there's no rhyme and reason for how goals go in sometimes in NHL 17.
                  This is the very sad and frustrating truth. Returning this game tomorrow. Was 13-1-1 in the beta in Online VS. Am now 15-8-7 in the release. EA REWARDS BAD HOCKEY. Not going to put up with it this year.

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