Hip Checks Hurting NHL 12's Realism

[Segagendude]

Maybe the Backbreaker team had a hand in this? Lol........


"ragdoll" physics, FTW!!!!

[Rogie Vachon]

Quote: Originally Posted by BobSacamano

If you play offline, this isn't a problem at all. I haven't had the CPU hip check me in an unnatural way and I just use regular checking.

I agree,the cpu doesn`t use the cheese hip check in this way offline.

Human players can though,so that needs to be corrected.

[Rogie Vachon]

Quote: Originally Posted by thedudedominick

THe funny thing is NHL 12 is an amazing game minus the hipchecks. The fact that no penalties get called turn some EASHL games into a joke. If this gets fixed in a patch or tuner it is going to be tough for any other game to find it's way into my xbox.

Yes,..fix this and the human goalie issues,and the bugs that need to be fixed.

I could see this game being very excellent if this is accomplished.

It`s not right now because of them.

[Eski33]

It is a game. Get over it.

[Ryn Vintage1986]

Hi, Eski.

You're on a forum discussing games on a gaming website.

Just a head's up.

[Ceteris Paribus]

I couldn't care less because it is not affecting the offline game. I may have to give up on HUT again this year because it is tuned in conjunction to the online game. But I still only play that offline or with friends.

Unfortunately, hockey doesn't work online because there are way too many tools that are willing to ruin the game. Hockey seems to be the most susceptible to cheese. But beyond that, even when the game is tuned well, the online community still whines and complains in ways that make tuning the game a constant tug-of-war.

But offline, this game is seriously awesome.

[Ceteris Paribus]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ryn Vintage1986

Hi, Eski. You're on a forum discussing games on a gaming website. Just a head's up.

I think you are the one not getting it.

[GlennN]

As some other folks have mentioned, being an offline only guy, no big deal for me. The continued lack of accessible career stats, on the other hand . . .