They just play according to what's happening on the ice as well as the strategies you're using. Defensive shot blocks and pass interceptions have been improved. Some would say too much as there have been some complaints about how good they are with As far as forehand-backhand dekes on goalies go, that's a pretty legit move in real hockey. You also have to be relatively skilled to pull it off.
There are plenty of times someone fails at it as well. If you're more skilled, you should be rewarded though. You're also giving up an excellent scoring chance, most likely through a breakaway. That can be attributed to bad defense. Goalies can only bail you out so much when that happens. As far as charging less for an annual update goes, I don't think people realize just how much game development costs. Besides building the game, there's licensing, support, maintaining servers, marketing, etc.
There's a ton of costs that go into making the game each year. There's are often discounts as well as the game moving to the vault in EA Access at some point. I really don't know what the future holds. Of course things could change at some point. Especially with subscription services becoming more popular.
So, who knows what will happen? That's not up to me. I don't have any fine details on what determines whether or not it happens, but it mainly has come down to not enough interest. Yes, there are some threads from PC players wanting NHL to return, but it's not quite as high as it seems.
If it were, most likely this would happen. Hockey is kind of a niche sport. It doesn't have the same popularity as Soccer or American Football. Hopefully, a PC release happens.
I know it's something we'd all like to see happen, but it could also mean sacrificing work on the console version. Which is vastly more popular.
January - last edited February Also, the most I've seen in a single petition was like 12, - you're gonna need wayyyyyyy more than that to make them budge. Seeing as how there was a recent patch that made defensive awareness better, shot-blocking and interceptions did indeed need fixing afterall. This picture is for a different game under the EA umbrella but, and this is just my opinion, I don't think you can really blame economical struggle affecting quality for yearly titles that have a host of microtransactions when said MTX more than make up for it.
I just haven't noticed anything different with rebounds from either side. I can remember playing on PC over and over at least until my Desktop got fried in thunder and lightning storm lol The disk was fried by then I went to console and bought a few seasons here and there. NHL Hitz was a lot of fun for just fighting and hitting people but actually hockey not so much.. Like WTF Cheaters will always be there regardless of what platform the game is on, not that it matter's in my situation Seeing that your thread was posted just last month is really encouraging, unlike the non-responses I get from EA.
The social media manager s for the aforementioned platforms have provided me with zero input, which is pretty shocking considering how EA pledged to do better by the PC community less than a year ago-. The games you mentioned in your thread are probably great, but none of them offers quite the same experience, as you are surely well-aware. PC is the largest, most profitable gaming platform on the planet. I'm not about to devolve the discussion by saying PC is "superior" or "better", but it did outsell console games by a billion dollars last year.
It benefits all of the community directly and immediately by expanding the player base. They must not think they could turn a profit or they would The thing that gets me is why they would secure an exclusive license for nfl and then only put in out on limited platforms??
Yes, this is the proposed answer from EA apologists and fanboys alike not saying you're either of those, of course. Having seen that argument before, I usually cite the time that has elapsed between titles the last one was a Playstation 2 port , the shifting in demographics, the global interest in ice hockey, etc, etc.
Ignoring one of, if not the biggest player bases in the world is not good public relations, which is generally considered bad business. Basically what I'm saying is that the opacity from EA comes off as callous carelessness. It also makes them look like they have something to hide, which is a tinfoil hat discussion I'd just as soon not get into, but I have my theories I've heard the argument time and time again "it wouldn't sell", even an EA official statement saying the market isn't there.
I see articles online discussing the same topic. Unfortunately I think EA sports games are using an outdated model to sell their games. In the back of my head I think EA Sports realizes this is the real problem. That they need to completely rethink the model in which they sell and offer in these games to get traction on PC.
And for EA, this is probably just way too much work. Here's to hoping 2K sports or another adept publisher takes the reigns for another major sports game on PC so EA can see what they've missed out on ie. Imagine having this type of interface for NHL? My other biggest complaint is the frame rate. NHL deserves to be played at 60fps minimum. Replays and the interludes between play in NHL 17 feel like they dip into the 20fps range.
Ultimately, I would like to play NHL at fps with multi monitor support.
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