Posted by vandydave on 10/26/2010 1:10:00 PM (view original):
Posted by moy23 on 10/26/2010 1:08:00 PM (view original):
VD -
Its tough to score in nhl11 with your own rookie but work on wrist shots when powering up and it will start to happen. Aim for the high corners... works for me. The AI catches on if you only look for cross-seam one-timers - but they work as well if you are mixing up your shot/pass selections.
thanks.
i may not even create my own player. i'll likely play a season with the Red Wings or Stars first.
funny about the cross-seam one-timers, that is what worked back in the Sega Genesis hockey games and its the only offense i really know.
how does creating a player work with gameplay, do the games go fast because you only play your shifts?
creating your own player is pretty awesome - you can pick any team if you want and the newly created players don't start off that bad attribute-wise. I recommend a sniper if you want goals. playmakers are assist orriented.
You will play 4 preseason games to see if you make the NHL team or else you will be in the AHL until you do well enough for the big leagues. Then you have 3-4 lines at the NHL level and based on performance in games you will be placed on a line.
There are seasons expectations (goals, assists, shots, etc) for you to hit that you have to keep up on.
Gameplay speed is about 20-25 minutes a game - as long as you click through the replays, etc.