Seeing this in the lobby should indicate a meta bias, but do remember it can be just as deadly from far out as it is in close. Next up is One Tee - Exeptional power and accuracy on already bonkers one-timer mechanics make this a force to be reckoned with (especially in 3's). You feel like everything is guaranteed around the admittedly weak goalies which tips the scales in favour of being too OP - I think the team should rework this a bit for '23. With a huge boost to in-close shooting, being one of the most popular golds out there is a no-brainer. The big kahuna, Close Quarters, is simply the best offensive Zone Ability you can have. I'll kick things off with my personal favourites (please ignore my Bronze 3 tier editing/writing skills). * Want to learn more about X-Factors, Zone Abilities, and Superstar Abilities? OutsiderGaming has you covered! - Just click here for a comprehensive list

Hey all, I was hoping we could all gather 'round and discuss one of the biggest changes to hit the NHL franchise in quite some time - the evolution of player traits: X-Factors & Superstar/Zone Abilities (and their impact on both casual and competitive play).ĭo some come across as insanely powerful regardless of build? Have you found yourself baffled as to why someone would choose one so terrible? Have any secret combinations you can share to cause utter chaos out on the ice? Post away!

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