EHM The Blue Line

IMO Trent Whitfield (of all people) is the only one that fits the bill. Position, height, weight, aggression, flair, work rate... all fits perfectly. Problem is that his potential is only 127.
Maybe this Yetman has pretty much fully developed already and was just way ahead of his peers in junior hockey? That's the only explanation I can think of right now.
Even the retired superstars like Francis, Messier and Oates, who are in the database, do not fit. But for them it is probably would be too late anyway (2015).

Oh, I may have another solution: Keith Primeau
He's also in the database as a retired player. Positions and handness are correct, the ratings do fit pretty well and potential is a lot higher. Problem here: Primeau was 6-5, 220 pounds.

Mark Recchi fits the bill

Mark Recchi fits in no way:
- he is no center
- right wing only
- his flair is higher
- his aggression is lower

I stop here

ohhh... Nurgle got



Qikdraw

Does anyone know of the regens of Patrick Roy, Cam Neely, or Ray Bourque? I've looked and can't find em yet.

cneely08 wrote:Does anyone know of the regens of Patrick Roy, Cam Neely, or Ray Bourque? I've looked and can't find em yet.

Hey, I already gave you the answer at the SI boards

Correct me if I'm wrong but don't people who become non-players not get regens. If so that puts Roy, and I believe Borque out. I am not sure if Neely is a non-player in the game.

Pretty sure they get regen'd anyways. And to neely, the names are randomly generated every game.

IIRC, if a player retires and becomes a non-player, the retired player gets regened while the new non-player still exists. Otherwise, the player database would shrink over time.

As for regens of Bourque, Neely, and Roy... they weren't players in the game, so they're not going to be regenned. Of course, if you were playing with pens66's historic database, those guys would be players, so they'd be regenned when they retired.

bruins72 wrote:IIRC, if a player retires and becomes a non-player, the retired player gets regened while the new non-player still exists. Otherwise, the player database would shrink over time.

As for regens of Bourque, Neely, and Roy... they weren't players in the game, so they're not going to be regenned. Of course, if you were playing with pens66's historic database, those guys would be players, so they'd be regenned when they retired.

I do believe that's exactly what I heard a long time ago. And it makes sense.

So I've found I'm fairly horrible at finding regens...

Please, enlighten me, who the hell is this?

Flair is a little high, but other than that: Keith Tkachuk.

Can be Tkachuk. Definetely not Amonte because of the size. Check out when Tkachuk retired and if it fits 4 years before this guy was dafted, then it makes sense. You can get other clues too, see who else can fit.

Modano and Holik are the only two American's that retired in 2010, but Tkachuk retired in 2011...

Tkachuk's last season was in 2011 or was his retirement announced in the summer of 2011? Was it before or after july 1st? I'm sure Tkachuk got into the Hall of Fame so you can see it there, the exact entry date.

If he retired in the summer of 2011, it can be Tkachuk, I believe, since your regen's first year of "existence" was 2011.

It's pobably not Modano o Roenick, as they are centers and regens keep their positions, I'm pretty sure.

Unless Tkachuk had a flair of 18, which I guess is possible (never actually looked at him) it is not Tkachuk.

Finally registered after reading and downloading files for years...i'm a bit slow...

but getting to today's point....bruins72 your march C/RD swede regen question.... Nicholas Falk... took me forever to find him in pre-game editor after I drafted him in 1st round of 2011

http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdis ... B%5D=37522

Hi frisland! Welcome to TBL (even though you've been lurking for so long). Why don't you go over to the Arrivals forum and introduce yourself?

Nicholas Falk? Hmmm. I'll have to see if I can find him in another game before he retires so I can see how he turns out. Thanks!

Does anybody know if they mix close nationalities? Like a Slovak/Ukrainian becoming a Russian? I've got a 20 year old RW from Russia who shoots left. And the lists are shorts starting right there. I was thinking Peter Bondra maybe? He has 15 creativity and 15 flair. It's also 05 to make things harder. lol. Or Pavel Bure. Not sure what DB the league is using if he's still around in it or not. He's only 5'11" 183lbs. So he's almost done growing. Any help would be great!

dybbuk wrote:Does anybody know if they mix close nationalities? Like a Slovak/Ukrainian becoming a Russian? I've got a 20 year old RW from Russia who shoots left. And the lists are shorts starting right there. I was thinking Peter Bondra maybe? He has 15 creativity and 15 flair. It's also 05 to make things harder. lol. Or Pavel Bure. Not sure what DB the league is using if he's still around in it or not. He's only 5'11" 183lbs. So he's almost done growing. Any help would be great!

It could be Alexander Perezhogin or Slava Kozlov

His consistency is 20.

Any ideas on who it is?

Manimal wrote:

dybbuk wrote:Does anybody know if they mix close nationalities? Like a Slovak/Ukrainian becoming a Russian? I've got a 20 year old RW from Russia who shoots left. And the lists are shorts starting right there. I was thinking Peter Bondra maybe? He has 15 creativity and 15 flair. It's also 05 to make things harder. lol. Or Pavel Bure. Not sure what DB the league is using if he's still around in it or not. He's only 5'11" 183lbs. So he's almost done growing. Any help would be great!

It could be Alexander Perezhogin or Slava Kozlov

He was created in the 06-07 season, so not Perzhogin, Kozlov perhaps, but, I never seen him when looking through for left habded shot rw'ers. And he's only a rw'er. Kozlov plays more then one position doesn't he?

He's ranked number one for the draft and looks pretty good. Any ideas?

Can anyone help me which of these two should be Hasek regen?