trudatman
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the whatnow?
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hard to predict rookie success, but... Kovalev.
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bet on the wildcard like Bill Gates canceling sports.
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this is a great thread. thanks for having this discussion publicly.
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that is an absurd score in ten-minute periods. wow.
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we share life goals. I have many games in my head! but... I don't play the lottery and I don't grind 120 hours per week of high-pay hustle. here's to it working out somehow. I imagine a toggle button for many preformatted modes based on the variety of versions of the game, hacks since, our great ideas to improve it all. winning?
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this is content. thank you for this.
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cool quarantine ROM.
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you seem well aware and up for the challenge. I hope you win at least one game. the Genesis community is a far deeper pool to play in, so it should be easy enough to get some practice in before April. have a good rookie season!
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good luck making the switch. I find that Genesis action needs to be anticipated more than SNES which can be reacted to more effectively. it is more of an RPG in that you select an option and wait as the result plays out in front of you, but you can't await your next turn while watching your button pressings play out in animation or you'll fall even further behind. and the light players become heavy in the human-controlled checking math, but not while in the control of the AI. and a bunch of player-control buttons are missing.
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this thread is excellent. I wish there were people geeking out like this about the SNES version, but this is all to the good. keep tinkering!
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I am almost definitely not going to be completing another current-rosters ROM without at least one serious partner, but I am here and willing to work. if you would like to help with the other "half" of the tasks, I am very much willing to contribute, so please let it be known how you'd wish to precede. I do this much all of the time anyway:
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thank you for noticing the setup and making contact with the pitch.
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1 hour ago, jer_33 said:
Completely non-scientific, but I 've always found that if you were killing a penalty and aimed your faceoff to the big empty hole where your player used to be - you'd win it there almost every time.
ha! yes! it sure does seem to enjoy the gap.
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um... what?! hi! the whole "leave them wanting more" thing is something I have yet to add to my repertoire -- you have the teasing-nondisclosure-leading-to-interest thing down, don't you?
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6 minutes ago, Brutus said:
….what your opponent which direction your opponent was going for would alter what worked best for you. I swear, vs some guys who I knew always pulled back, or always pulled to the right, I'd win a much higher faceoff than guys who mixed it up.
thank you for explaining what you meant by the r/p/s experience -- it didn't click for me what you meant until you went into the explanatory details.
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9 minutes ago, Brutus said:
Look what the cat dragged in....
….no need for this, but at least take it to the NHL '94 Community section, yeah?
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the tips say that your faster players are better at faceoffs, so I think that is a big factor. it would be nice to know if there is a you-were-too-early penalty that delays your next attempt like live Jeopardy (game show) has.
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hi! blueline slapshots on the Super Nintendo?! those are rare. welcome.
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I am wondering if there is a way to not have the Emrick sentence's period roll onto the next line -- it makes your very professional work lose a touch of, well, professionalism, to me. would using generic player pictures for the last few teams prevent crashes? thank you for all of your hard work.
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thank you for that. yeah... the weight miscalculation thing is pretty brutal. I have no sense of flow with the fixed versions of the Genesis NHL '94 game, though, so the real downfall of that game for me is the frustrating button response delays and the general frustration between what I want the player to do and what I see happen on the screen later. I find it to be by far the least fun and most frustrating version of the game. not as bad as SNES NHL '93, though!
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so... I am back in Massachusetts, living on the Cape lately, in Boston for the weekend. what part of our Commonwealth are you in?
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hmm... that seems right... GENS and the other common Genesis one have toggles, but SNES9x and the SENS -- or whatever it is called -- one don't, yeah? so... if I want to have a slower flow, I need a foreign console? would a USA-market cartridge fit or would I need a foreign ROM-running cartridge, too?
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thank you. I am sorry for disappearing as we gained momentum. you have been a tremendous help in my 'Chel hacking and general discussion experiences. I look forward to getting back to it ASAFP. I am a bit intimidated by the amount of work it'll take to become involved in such endeavors again, but I also look forward to affecting positive outcomes for you and the others around here who can truly benefit from my presence. (I don't think I am as conceited as that may come across, but I guess it is plainly fair based on the lack of action in the areas I used to populate.) I am now noticing your signature. any thoughts on where Sega CD version and NHL '92 would fit in your chart? thanks for still being around!
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two more assists in the man's professional hockey career. you like apples?