Most Of this is not Gameplay issues but they are added at the end. I could go on, But I feel this is a good start and would like to hear from all of you as to what you guys would like to see be implemented next year. Expanding on this system to have an affect on your ice time, line chemistry, and even potential to get traded if you are causing headaches for your management with your responses. These meters however fill up before your rookie season ends and add no real reward or consequence to you character. More of a progression system would be niceĪgain there are some welcome changes that have been made, including the likeability meters. I like to think I'm pretty good at this game but I know I'm not that good as last year in Be a Pro my stats were good but no where near this in my rookie year.
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I shouldn't have 60 points in 19 games in my rookie year on superstar difficulty with gameplay on full sim. If someone wants to be an all star right after being drafted let them do it on pro difficulty.
I don't see why I couldn't have played a couple extra seasons in Europe other than EA not wanting to code in all of the European cities my teammates will want me to go bowling in. Why this was removed I don't understand as they had no problem with the same repetitive challenges and teammate interactions popping up 6 years into your career. I figured Be a Pro deserved the same and can only hope EA is actually paying attention here.įor me, A few Items that I think would make Be a Pro more engaging are:
I have noticed in the other forum sections (WOC and HUT) that there are threads like this one pinned.
Instead of jumping on another hate train however, I figured I would take the opportunity to start a thread of things we would like to see added to next years be a pro. While the new updates are a refreshing change from the old just play games format, I think we can all agree that there is much left to be desired out of a Be a Pro mode. Well, another EA NHL release and once again another disappointing year for Be a Pro.
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