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StoneCole · 05-30-2006, 09:05 AM

- multi-player franchise / multiple seasons

- better sim engine: save percentages should be in the 90-91% range, not ~ 87%; PP stats need to be fixed, for years the only players who can get PP goals when simming are guys that had them the previous year...resulting PP's around the league are way too low around 10%

- player editor was going in the right direction...make it simple text-based so that we can go in and change positions / ratings without the game having to load a 3-D rendering of the player.

- fix the line editor: when simming multiple games, "auto" line combinations are eventually set. Why not make it a depth chart type of set-up like madden, ie. LW 1-4, RW 1-4 and so on, or even F 1-12, where the best four faceoff men get slotted in as the centers. Take it a step further and add PP and PK depth charts.

- goalie injuries (but why would they add that? Goalies never actually get injured in hockey).

05-30-2006, 09:05 AM	#38
StoneCole First Line Centre Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Probably playing Xbox, or...you know... Exp:	- multi-player franchise / multiple seasons - better sim engine: save percentages should be in the 90-91% range, not ~ 87%; PP stats need to be fixed, for years the only players who can get PP goals when simming are guys that had them the previous year...resulting PP's around the league are way too low around 10% - player editor was going in the right direction...make it simple text-based so that we can go in and change positions / ratings without the game having to load a 3-D rendering of the player. - fix the line editor: when simming multiple games, "auto" line combinations are eventually set. Why not make it a depth chart type of set-up like madden, ie. LW 1-4, RW 1-4 and so on, or even F 1-12, where the best four faceoff men get slotted in as the centers. Take it a step further and add PP and PK depth charts. - goalie injuries (but why would they add that? Goalies never actually get injured in hockey). __________________ That's the bottom line, because StoneCole said so!