Really excited to see your expertise on the game heading into nhl 23 hopefully you continue to do so to help the community out and I’m sure the subscriber will come. And you’re like one of the best players in the game great work on the video
Great video, I learned a lot and can't wait to put these tips into practice. I primarily use overload because with one man commonly hanging out in the slot, it's an effective solution for setting up the tip-in goal. Even though I've found it the most consistently effective strategy for this, and tips can happen w/o players looking for the setup, I haven't been able to determine what triggers the slot man and players low in the zone to 'call' for the tip, waving their stick and giving the point man a target to shoot for. Anybody know what causes this to happen? More time cycling in the offensive zone def increases the likelihood, but it'd be nice to be more deliberate w it if possible.
This video completely changed my game.
Can you do a video on how to score on partial breakaways and breakaways!!
Learned so much from this, thank you SAP. Think you could do a breakdown like this for Behind the Net?
Subscribed... nice video.how about the rest of strategies.. like offense and forecheck....thanks
Really excited to see your expertise on the game heading into nhl 23 hopefully you continue to do so to help the community out and I’m sure the subscriber will come. And you’re like one of the best players in the game great work on the video
subbed, need these updated for nhl 23, and need crash the net. Behind the net seems most effective again but i'm just so tired of it.
Hey thanks for the video. I’m subbed now! Can you explain why you use the “don’t block” slider where you do?
I rather my AI take away passing lanes rather than focusing on blocking shots.
Crash the Net???
first
Can I call you SAP
You can call me anything you want 😜
You use overhead?
Yes. Allows you to see more of the ice!
Would have been nice to watch the replay of the play slowed down.
I plan on making things a lot more clear/easy to follow for NHL 24. Thank you for the feedback!
Great video, I learned a lot and can't wait to put these tips into practice. I primarily use overload because with one man commonly hanging out in the slot, it's an effective solution for setting up the tip-in goal.
Even though I've found it the most consistently effective strategy for this, and tips can happen w/o players looking for the setup, I haven't been able to determine what triggers the slot man and players low in the zone to 'call' for the tip, waving their stick and giving the point man a target to shoot for.
Anybody know what causes this to happen? More time cycling in the offensive zone def increases the likelihood, but it'd be nice to be more deliberate w it if possible.