It all flows a bit smoother and feels more unique on a game-to-game basis. I also have to mention that the gameplay is a little better this year, and that obviously makes Be-A-Pro more fun to play. It adds more layers to the experience, and that's much needed. These are the kinds of things that you'll have to balance in the mode this year. If you accept the invitation, it could negatively affect your player's rating and performance for the game but boost your locker room likability and team/line chemistry. Those conversations will force the user to make some decisions, both on and off the ice, that will have an effect on the player's career.įor example, a teammate may ask your player to go out on the town a night before a game. EA has introduced conversations to the mode this year players will interact with coaches, teammates, the media and an agent over the course of the game mode. They let me spend a couple of days with it last week and, I gotta say, it's definitely better - even if that's not saying a lot.Ī number of cut scenes and narrative elements are added into the mix this year and they do an effective job of injecting some life into the game mode. This year, the goal for EA is to provide a deeper, more rewarding and more cohesive story elements around your Be-A-Pro. The mode is a big focus of this year's release - even the cover athlete ( Alex Ovechkin) and marketing campaign were chosen and designed around individual career-building.
This year, with "NHL 21," Be-A-Pro is finally getting some much-needed attention. It hasn't been immersive or unique experience. Essentially, NHL's career mode has simply consisted of the user making a player, getting drafted and then playing games with player lock on.
While a lot of NHL's cross-sport competitors like "Madden," " NBA 2K," "FIFA" and " MLB The Show" have all featured these narrative-driven, sometimes theatrical career mode experiences over the past few years, NHL's Be-A-Pro mode has basically gathered dust.
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That's been especially true for some of their offline game modes, including Be-A-Pro. One of the most common complaints surrounding the EA Sports' NHL franchise is that it's gotten pretty stale over the years.
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