I mean the more points your score the more experience points you should earn.

You don't become a legend in two seasons, but you can become a great player in two seasons, and be rated much better.

If you lead the league in scoring you should easily be able to upgrade your character 100 stat points or 50, or even 20 per trophy you win.

I know it's easy to score and cheat it, but it still wouldn't take as long to level your player up.

I'm a quarter through my second season and my player is only rated an 80 overall. That is 5 total points a year, so he won't be over a 90 player until his 5th or so season.

So why is Crosby and Ovechkin rated so high in their 5th years, also why can't you do drills to level your player up? Do passing drills to earn passing experience points.

I don't know, I still wish it was quicker, but the Legend cards and stuff are earned by playing the game and actually scoring. Those shouldn't be changed, but the leveling up system could easily be changed.

this game needs a ton of work, sorry board play is dumb, glitch goals are retarded, and it takes FOREVER to get your legend card, if anyone here plays online my PSN is the same as my name here. ooodjaceooo

EA Sports plans to include Canadian Hockey League teams, including the Bathurst Titans, Saint John Sea Dogs and Moncton Wildcats, in a popular NHL video game.

Inclusion in the NHL 11 video hockey game hasn't been made official yet, but all Quebec Major Junior Hockey League teams have been asked to send in pictures of their rinks and jerseys.

"It's cool that EA takes some initiative and really listened to ther fans," said Sandy Lindsay, who manages Gamezilla on Saint John's west side. "They seem to have listened to their fans."

Fans will appreciate being able to play as their favourite Quebec Major Junior Hockey League player, said Lindsay.

'People are going to recognize the Sea Dogs logo in Dusseldorf and so it's kind of cool … '—Sea Dogs marketing director Rick Bowness Jr.
"They see them, they get an autograph from them. They want to be like them. And now they can play with them," he said.

The global exposure of a popular video game helps the team, and the league, said Rick Bowness Jr., marketing and communications director of the Saint John Sea Dogs.

"We have players from overseas," he said. "So do all the other teams in the CHL also, so they're really kind of enforcing the notion of the global village within the hockey community, which is obviously beneficial from our standpoint.

"People are going to recognize the Sea Dogs logo in Dusseldorf and so it's kind of cool and we look forward to playing it next year," he said.

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2010/05/03/nb-video-game-qmjhl-nhl.html#ixzz0mtXOt6Hw%22

I hate how the computer goalie is so awesome. It's stupid. Plus, the D is too good, as the chances of facing the computer and getting a break away is 1-10 or 1-15... You can't get good scoring chances unless you dangle your nuts off or you get shots from the point. One timers RARELY work.

one thing that i realllly hope they fix is the shot totals and difficulties. i play on superstar, and the score of an average game will prob be 4-3, 4-2 me, but the shots will be 43-7, 50-9. on the higher difficulties, the oppenent doesnt get better, they just get more accurate, and it bugs the hell out of me

No need for violence, just tell her she's got a game misconduct and show her the door.

As I said in the GDT, the call on Rivet was horseshit. The Bruins player was holding onto Rivet's stick like it was the last fucking raft on the Titanic.

good:

broken stick, move diversity in crowd clothing and claimed real time physics engine

bad:

zombie benchs, graphically identical to 10

How could you forget about CHL, shame on you.

He probably didn't know about it. Hell, the Globe and Mail just covered it today

Well, to be honest Aaron, that was only the plan. The deal was finalized today

Still, you definitely scooped us all.