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Hate to say it, but I think you need a larger sample size, 100 sims.

I find Big Rig to be really useful in threes, is this listed based off 6's mostly?

Magnetic is useless

Great summary and analysis!

So with you watching to see how they work and how good they worked did you watch the ai play to know for sure cause playing the game is different cause I play and use ai in the franchise mode and it’s a big difference

what would be the best abilities to put on a grinder build, if i forecheck heavy and like to sit in front of the net and get rebounds/tips

There are some abilities that are just good in general, but I think playstyle effects most peoples lists. Quick Pick and In-Reverse have always been go-to abilities for me because I make a lot of interceptions and always want to be facing up ice when I make those so I can immediately skate it up or make the quick pass to someone further up. In-Reverse is underrated for that because it makes you faster and if you have good agility (and an ability like Elite Edges) you're very agile. Plus the safest poke checks (both from a defensive positioning standpoint and a tripping penalty standpoint) to make are skating backwards in front of someone using vision control. So those two and elite edges feel like S tier when I use them. The way abilities can work together really effects their rating for me.

Really good editing and microphone, Wingels is going somewhere

Is there no wheels or elite edges this year?

Pretty solid list. I'd drop Shhnipe and Thunderclap down to a C, and put Beauty Backhand at B or maybe even A. Personally I think that's a very good, but underutilized ability

take a shot every time he says mcdavid

hiiiii conor mcdavid ☺️☺️

Bro needs more subs 😭😭

Great experiment 😊👍

Amazing Research! If you don't mind, I would love to reference your research and give your channel a shoutout in an upcoming prospect growth tutorial video I am working on! Let me know if that's okay.

I was not gonna buy NHL25 this video showed me that they did make meaningful changes and now I am going to buy. Thank you for the awesome vid!

What happened to Michkov and the Calder? Hes an 82 ovr which I believe is the highest of all rookies

Great video, I can’t imagine how much time went into this lol. Well done

22 time Calder Trophy winner-Maclin Celebrini. Suck on that Gretzky!

Nothing too weird, first league, Toronto above Florida. 😂

This is why I stopped playing gm mode for a few years :/ never felt realistic cause I’d be having the worst team in the league the year before winning the presidents 🤦‍♂️

Can you do this for goalies?

more of a video exposing how trash nhl 24 was than how good 25 is. i bet this feature was in nhl 07.

*Sigh* just another guy shilling for EA.

The really shocking thing is that it took until NHL 25 for EA Sports to do this right. It seems like the most no-brainer system.

THIS is the kind of thing EA needs to promote. I hate how much we have to guess and experiment with all the systems. Tell us how to play the game and understand it. Not just pretend to upgrade the AI.

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So they actually made the different player types actually different player types? Jesus, revolutionary

So a player like kuzmenko should be a higher rating this year?

Great video ua-cam.com/video/8m3bimUHPiM/v-deo.htmlsi=QSMkdm99oBy36USw

God this change was so needed. Great video!

This makes me feel a lot that in NHL 24, player type didn't matter at all. In NHL 25 player type does actually matter

makes no sense why enfd has less physical points than dfd but has more defense points.

2bc needs to see this

i cant believe this wasnt in nhl24! I wanna say it was like this back in nhl12 but id have to double check edit: it was in nhl 12 confirmed, to some extent. everything to 60 was 57 ovr for all forwards, but maxing wrist shot power and accuracy varied from 59 to 65 ovr depending on player type

dave blunts mentioned

This raises 2 questions for me 1. How does player growth differ in NHL 25 compared to 24? Does this mean that the player grow in attributes weighted towards their current playstyle? So if you're a sniper with 81 defensive awareness like Cole Caulfield, will that value increase much compared to in NHL 24? 2. How much does OVR rating compared to individual attributes matter when it comes to simming in Franchise mode? Does the fact that your sniper has 81 defensive awareness matter that much? A separate observation is for someone like Michkov, he's a 79 sniper vs an 82 playmaker, so that makes the new feature of changing a player's playstyle intriguing. At 79 he's probably not worth rostering on your 4th line, but at 82 he could be a 3rd line forward, but that depends whether you want to build your team with him as a goal scorer or a playmaker and also on what his shoot/pass bias is (which can also be changed using season goals)

Excellent spreadsheets!

Thank you for using caufield as an example 😁

Good vid ! 👍 Good questions in comments too. Time to experiment.

Ok so do the attributes drop if you play an def d man in the foward sniper position? Or is the rating just a rating?

Does height and weight factor in?

I hope its like this in hut too!

I've been waiting for this. I love this!

I loved UT when it first came out I could have a nasty team with out spending money now I don’t even buy any sports games

Very well made video! Something simple that makes franchise mode that much better this year.

I think a good way of thinking about this is in nhl 24 they phrase it like this : “this player is an 85 overall and happens to be a power forward” Where as in nhl 25 its : “This player is an 85 overall power forward” Now this creates a weird situation where certain player types might be more valuable then others

Very well done video

Great video man!

Very interesting indeed