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  1. Free agent. I played last season dman position at Aapon Taikasauva, but now sticking back to my main position LW/C. Contact here or psn; xdoumi Memories take us back, dreams take us forward.. https://nhlgamer.com/player.php?playerID=998
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  2. I didn´t know where to post so I created a topic. Would like to share my Goalie Videos that I create when I am bored. Feel Free to post any Video that u create in that topic too Maybe u can give me some feedback! Thanks
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  3. Welcome back! When you left, Kenu was in charge of the Finnish competitive EASHL community. Now that you're back, Kenu's dominion has expanded all over Europe!
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  4. Kiitos EA is looking one D and a forward to ECL 6.If interested contact here or psn vokial2/SolidElli Ps. We might also have room for a G
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  5. Still taking offers. A small addition to the previous post: Preferably looking for pro+ teams, so the backup positions is also better than fine by me. Intensively hard working, promising D, almost mr nice guy. Good with women. Smooth kisser, fiery lover. Dont hesitate to hmu.
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  6. Hey guys, New member here in nhlgamer but i was part of the Finnish Cup long time ago under the gamertag Ramp0 if somebody remembers. Now playing goalie in Cowabunga Hockey PS4 eashl club. Good to be here!
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  7. Привет RCL! Завершился второй раунд. Меня лично удивила команда «фениксов», молодцы! Далее все интереснее и интереснее. Осталось 4 команды, и понятно что каждая хочет сыграть и выиграть серии для попадания в финал. Но кто из них попадет в финал, это мы узнаем через неделю. Что сами думаете? Кто будет играть в первом сезоне RCL в финале? Итоги второго раунда: Alliance HT 4 - 0 North West Battalion Prometheus 1 - 4 Ice Phoenix Nearbird Fighters 4 - 0 GOOD JOB Sibir Hc 1 - 4 Rusty Bulls Рамки третьего раунда: Третий раунд должен быть завершён до 21.12.2017 23:59 по московскому времени. В плей-офф команды вызывают на игры друг друга по очереди, первый вызывает тот кто выше закончил сезон в регулярке. Анонс третьего раунда плей-офф: 1. Alliance HT - 8. Ice Phoenix Ребята в форме «фениксов» не оставили никаких шансов в предыдущих сериях. Как они себя покажут против фаворитов турнира? Им нужно будет показывать свой лучший хоккей, не только командный но и индивидуальный уровень каждого игрока должен повысится что бы пройти такую мощную команду как «альянс». Если ”фениксы» сдержат атаку «альянса» то можно будет цепляться за серию. Тройка нападения «фениксов» набрала 40 очков за второй раунд, «альянс» набрала на одно очко больше 41. В этом компоненте все ровно. Но есть еще защитники и вратари. Командная защита лучше у «альянса» от этого и легче ихнему вратарю. Но если найти способ проваливать защиту то кто знает что может произойти в этой серии. Но я все таки на стороне «альянса», ставлю на их победу 4-2. 3. Nearbird Fighters - 5. Rusty Bulls В регулярке команды обменялись победами но тут уже далеко не регулярка, полуфинал! Две достойные команды сразятся за место в финал. Но кто эту серию выиграет? Предлагаю взглянуть не много на цифры вратарей. @Kutuzov Vitali(KUTUZOV-VITALI) процент надёжности 82,5%, в среднем пропуская 2 шайбы за игру. @MK_mgn(MK_mgn) процент надёжности 82,5%, в среднем пропуская 1,75 шайб за игру. У вратаря «расти» сыграно на три игры больше. Из оставшихся команд в плей-офф эти вратари по проценту надёжности делят первое место. Но эта серия изменит это. Кто то выйдет победителем и сыграет в финале а кто то начнет подготовку к следующему турниру RCL2. Все серии до полуфинала завершались 4-1 или 4-0, эта серия должна изменить это. Хотелось бы что бы серия была из 7 матчей. Что одна что вторая команда достойна финала, тут может выиграть любой. Но я все таки должен сделать ставку на «птиц» 4-3. Всем командам удачи в полуфинале! Завтра-послезавтра появится новость про звёзд второго раунда. Так что далеко не уходите. С уважением, @MAYZIIX для NHLGamer.com
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  8. Nice video, there is couple amazing game server, last one is my favourite 0.14-0.18 that black stuff looks bad, dont use it next video! Haha.
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  9. Free agent 19 year old Latvian, looking for Elite/Pro team to stay.. Pos: LW/RW Pm if intrested
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  10. Banterfield Battalion (Pro) is looking for a few active (available at least most days) reinforcements for ECL 6: - LD or RD who is great with the puck - One FWD (again big plus if you can play multiple positions) Playing time in both club & ECL quaranteed! Last season was a tough one without our captain but we’ll bounce back next season. Interested? Contact @Heero and me here or Nuija98 and mikka249 on PSN
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  11. This is related to the other player builds thread that I resurrected, but I chose to start a new thread because this isn't really about which player build to pick. Be warned that this is a long post with some conflicting ideas and a stream of consciousness. I tried to formulate it somewhat logically but it may get confusing or contradictory. I was thinking further about how we yearn for more variation in builds actually used by players. Player builds come with preset attributes these days. It used to be you'd build your own player, deciding what you needed and didn't need so much. People found what worked best, and we ended up mostly playing with very similar builds. It wasn't so different from now in that regard. The most notable differences came from selecting player size and customizing the skates and sticks. The two-way forward was once the go-to player type as you could maximize the attributes that were the most useful for EASHL. They had an attribute for fighting, for instance. There was really no reason to trade points from anything useful for that. On the other hand, certain attributes that sounded useful didn't seem to have much of an impact on the ice. Beyond the actual customization, there was the grind of acquiring more attribute points to spend, all the way into "Legend 3" where you had the highest amount available. I don't miss the customization, and I don't miss the grind. Some feel the former provided more variation in team compositions and the latter a rewarding sense of purpose. From my perspective, the builds used were often hardly distinguishable and the grind was a pointless necessity. So preset builds were a great move in my mind. They didn't quite turn out the way I expected, though. EA had the publicly stated idea that these different builds would translate into varying roles on the ice better than the old customization. You know, just like in real hockey where each player is employed in a certain way. Think a line with the classic grinder-playmaker-sniper composition, or an enforcer whose job it is to protect the more skilled players from scary actions like dirty hits or a punch in the face. Real hockey goons are nearly extinct now, but you get the idea. Even before preset builds they tried to direct people into role play with features such as "intimidation" where a player on the receiving end of several crushing hits would get scared of his own shadow and have his attributes nerfed. It was a beautiful vision. However, to me it's unnecessary. I like to see variation in roles, sure. But are different builds even required for that? I think not. I think the better route to such variation is a natural one. Consider Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. There's a game I've played a lot to minimal success. In competitive CS, everyone is equal as far as their in-game character yet organized teams have very distinct roles out there. You have the sniper, the entry fragger, the creeper, etc. Granted, some of the variation comes from buying different gear. I would contend that we already have this sort of thing in EASHL and especially the ECL. It's just typically not as organized as with professional teams in certain other games. Even if everyone picks the power forward because it's perhaps the strongest build overall, the player roles will not be identical. I'm not just talking positions here, though that's certainly an aspect that emphasizes the varying roles between players. Centers will naturally gravitate toward their idea of what a real hockey center does, and the same applies to all the other positions. Beyond that, though, think of the team you currently play for. On the surface we see six players adhering loosely to roles dictated by their chosen positions. Examining their play closer, though, more details in distinct player roles emerge. It's typical to have a go-to player for a specific action. If you need to carry the puck through the opponent's defensive trap and into the offensive zone, a team may have a specialist for that. No words or even conscious agreement is required here. You'll just have one or two guys doing that specific thing far more than anyone else on your team. In the long run, it becomes part of that player's role on the ice game in and game out. Or, just to draw an example off the top of my head, NOS has one defender who's rather fond of dumping the puck in. The team accepts this as part of that player's role on the ice. We aren't getting through the trap right now, but I'm glad we have our designated carrying-the-puck-into-the-zone guy, or our designated dump-in guy, or what have you. Another obvious example would be defensive pairings where one is the more offensive defender and the other stays further back to compensate. That's one of those things where we instinctively emulate real hockey, of course. I picked CS:GO as a parallel earlier. It was a convenient choice for me to make my point. What about a game like Dota, though? Could you imagine that with identical builds? And unlike CS, many multiplayer FPS games are designed around varying character abilities. R6: Siege and Overwatch, for example. I can see that a very convincing argument could be made for different player builds in EA Sports NHL. And it doesn't need to be an either or, between distinct builds or naturally formed roles. Why not have builds emphasize the differences between players and their roles that already exist? The way to achieve this seems obvious: balance the preset builds better. Have the sacrifices for getting specific strengths truly matter. Make the trade-offs count so that you really need to rely on others to compensate for the innate shortcomings of your build. I mean, if that's truly what we want. One might also want to have the absolute best players not be limited by their builds in any way so they can stand out above the rest and do all the things they're good at to the best of their ability, not just the things where their build allows them to excel. But then again, you could argue that clearly specialized builds may actually highlight the skill between players better compared to a more uniform template. Carving out a niche for oneself and truly excelling at it would become a more viable way to the top as those niches would be in high demand from teams looking to fulfill specific needs.
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  12. The ECL Pro finals will be televised! Evolution face off against Unlucky Boys HC as the two teams vie for the coveted grand prize after a long and successful run in the Pro division. Join Kenu and Janikka at the official NHL Gamer live stream at https://www.twitch.tv/nhlgamertwitch Without further ado, jump in and talk to us!
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  13. ??????????? Don't state opinion as fact then? And where is this stuff about me hating bots? Ask rusty, we love them here at nor
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  14. Bastards looking for new Beards! Mic:ed up active swedish players for mainly 6vs6 games and upcoming ECL (jan) and further on... You who are joining preferably are; • A Goalie or a D-man or • A Multiposition player and Its necessary that you are; • Swedish speaking • A Teamplayer (or no play at all!) • Playing almost every day (mostly evenings after 17:00...) • Using Headset and Whatsapp Contact me on psn: NikWildStar Or here @NikWildStar
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  15. Almost Famous Looking for pure LW for the next season. Contact me here. Edit: FOUND
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  16. What if a dual citizen has Finnish citizenship but doesn't know the language and has never even lived here, is citizenship still advantageous to the team somehow?
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  17. Super Sexxxy team, Ghetto Firebirds is looking for active starting goalie! - ECL experience is considered to be an advantage - Finnish nationality is considered to be an advantage - Goalie who plays as a 6th link on the rink (Team player) - Whatsapp and Headset communication Our team members are between 23-27 years old and we don't need any children to babysit Team stats: ECL 4 - Lite rank 8 ish ECL 5 - Pro relegation ECL 6 - Lite, aiming to be in the top 3 after season, and rise back to pro division Possible LD position is also open Contact Aantri or KepakkoFin on Psn or with private message here on NHLgamer for Tryout!
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  19. Red Machine looking 1 forward and 1 defender, we are playing in ECL Pro next season. Hit me up psn: jergelii
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  20. Finnish LW looking for a spot in a Lite/Pro team. Can play both wings if required, hit me up. I also speak fluent English.
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  21. New team CrazyJacks search First C and back up Ld Ream exsits Finnish players with Elite experience and only thing we need to play our max is C who will play everynight and has a good ice vision. If u interested msg here or psn Serg1vratar
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  22. Roster update Miguli36 —> Mystery Alliance HT (?) seppojapertti —> Retirement Hiivapipo —> Suomen Sonnit
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  23. last christmas i give you my heart but the very next day you gave it away @Rimpe
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