On this BarDownloadable, Marissa Roberto looks into the history of EA Sports’ NHL season simulation to see just how accurate they are. Spoiler alert: Not very… We also countdown the top 5 games we want to see during E3 2021, and Marissa drops a review for Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart.
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Habs in 7
Welp…I guess it's going to be a Habs/Islanders final.
That’s the beauty with hockey 16 teams can actually win the Stanley cup u just gotta have some luck in different games
The problem with sims is that you either have injuries off, so it's predicting what would happen if all players stay 100% healthy (an impossibility in the post season), or injuries are on and you end up with freak scenarios that determine the outcome of an entire series, like a team losing their entire top line for the rest of the season, or the starter and a top dman being injured and it just kills the team.
I just finished a season 1 of a franchise and the cup final was Anaheim and Buffalo. And it was with updated rosters and Anaheim won 4-2. They're only player in the late 80s was Gibson. Buffalo at least had Eichel.
Marissa you are very pretty
It's obvious that the Knights will sweep the Habs and then the winner of the Isles/Lightning series will sweep the Knights and then the cup winner will go 0-82 next season.
Hi Marissa who you cheering to win the playoffs? I’m an Mathew Barzal guy
EA predicted the Bruins to win
What game are you looking forward to seeing at E3!?
Are EA simulations ever right?
Uhhh in 2018 it predicted Capitals to win, in 2019 it predicted blues to win and in 2021 it predicted Vegas to win(I know Vegas hasn’t won yet but they’re in the final 4)…The simulations from EA that I do seem to be accurate
Video games and hockey! I love these videos
Simulations are never accurate when it comes to EA
The simulations cant account for injuries and bad officiating
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I'm sorry for your avalanche loss, Luca and Jesse's Winnipeg loss, I'm not really sorry for your loss, Jesse.
no, not even close
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