A Dozen Tips to Make Your NHL 15 Ultimate Team Experience As Good As It Can Be

[RaychelSnr]

1. Play low-rated National teams

After opening the starter pack, you're going to have a mediocre goaltender and only one decent line on offense and defense, so you'll want to begin your HUT career by playing a few “Solo” games against the computer to build up your puck balance. Beating terrible National teams like Great Britain, France, Italy, et al. on “Superstar” difficulty will guarantee around 1,000 to 1,200 pucks per win.

Users who are skilled enough to consistently beat the computer on “Superstar” should consider building an all-bronze lineup of castaways to continue earning pucks from exhibition games without wasting any contracts on important NHL players.

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[blinkfan77]

This is extremely helpful to someone new to the mode, thanks!

[bretk23]

Thanks for this tip. Sort helpful to a noob.

[ericromain]

I've been wondering about tweaking my strategies. I can't decide what's better online, heavy pressure or trap. I have always found Trap hockey is better against the figure skater style danglers.
I definitely agree that keeping players near the net is a big help.

[ZooB18]

A HUGE CHEERS!!!! FOR YOUR HELP

[sammogard]

i want to read the list but it takes me to thread sayign not to buy the game.

[jyoung]

Quote: Originally Posted by sammogard

i want to read the list but it takes me to thread sayign not to buy the game.

It looks like the link was redirecting to the wrong article.

The link should work correctly now.

[punx317]

If you grind for pucks like me I'd suggest multiple squads. Contract costs are your enemy. Don't ever use coins on packs. On the ah be sure to look how many games that guy has left on contract

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