Eastside Hockey Manager - Part VI
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AdamParrot
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Oh, my.. it's not about thousand players, about 50 years.
That roster would be in 2018-19 season normally. But in every club would be their best all-time players. Players from 1910-1920 would have 28 years. 1920-1930: 27 years. 1930-1940: 26 years. 1940-1950: 25 years. 1950-1960: 24 years. 1960-1970: 23 years. 1970-1980: 22 years. 1980-1990: 21 years. 1990-2000: 20 years
Every club should have about 35-40 players due to AHL teams.
KWPower
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the discipline stat has a lot to do with how a scout judges a players' comparable I'm pretty sure, so maybe scout him with someone with competent stats and good discipline for a better reading? Idk. I've had low end low potential players compared to some good players like Turris or Backstrom and I just don't see it. The player projection is sort of silly anyways. I don't have any proof to back it up but I'm pretty sure it just uses a NHL player with comparable O/D roles and the same player type.
Good to know about determination if that is true, I will factor that into my DB when I swing to updating staffs. Will make sure the heads of scouting are high in that stat.
Also correct, this is meant to be more player type and style, not upside of.
Darkauron
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Yeah determination, work rate, and consistency are really the best things to look out for in all players.
rangerssharks414
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I got the itch to play this again.
The app keeps crashing when I try to download this.
rangerssharks414
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They are downloaded in the app, but when I click on new season or whatever it says, it crashes.
Try unsubscribing and re-downloading it, maybe it got corrupted? If that doesn't work PM me and we can troubleshoot.
dellzor
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Thanks for the input guys.
As far as crashes while playing primarily as a CHL team, all I can say is that while I try to keep things accurate (in terms of current CHL rosters) and future NHL prospects), the emphasis on this database is the NHL and theoretical (or real in the case of Seattle) expansion scenarios. You are free to download and edit the database as you see fit, as listro has done but the emphasis will continue to be more on the NHL experience.
I have "un-packed" many of the top Midget and Bantam leagues for the next update so the GTHL, HEO, Hockey Alliance, Eastern AAA, SCTA, etc Ontario midget leagues, the CSSHL, Alberta AAA Bantam, etc and Quebec, Nova Scotia, etc midget leagues so that the behavior of EHM in terms of adding new generated players to supply the CHL will be more accurate but the Junior B/C leagues and most of the US high schools and Junior Tier III leagues will still be consolidated. The nice thing about recreating many of the Canadian midget/bantam leagues from scratch is I've been able to fully update those leagues/teams/team colors/team logos. But for a "full" experience for all the multitudes of youth and minor junior levels I'd still recommend trying out xECK's or TBL's rosters as it will never be my goal to have every single league possible.
Update is taking a while also because I have been tweaking every single NHL team depth chart and prospect pool with input from not only EP and THN's depth charts but surfing every single club's HFBoards forum and SB Nation page for articles and potential rosters/depth charts for the upcoming 2018-19 season - so a lot of tweaking to start to decline older vets and keep improving potential NHL rookies for 2018-19 - or at least guys each fan base considers as potential breakout players/prospects who can challenge for spots. Again - I see the point of a 2018-19 database not to reflect the past but to anticipate the future. I'll also likely re-implement an expansion draft file setup for Seattle as most of the UFA's out there are now signed so it is increasingly hard to put together an even remotely capable Seattle (or all the other clubs in NHL36) from just the UFA pool.
Thanks!
Also un-packed and updated all the major midget leagues in the US...many were badly in need of updating (HPHL, Tier 1, NAPHL, USPHL Midget, AYHL).
Part of the length of this update is ensuring all the logos are updated in "dani9" style as well with the larger medium team logos and glossy button small logos. Lots of updated logos, colors and a lot of re-naming to ensure compatibility with NHL32/36. Next update will have another logo addendum pack to ensure all US/Canadian leagues and clubs in NHL32/36 are updated to the same style.
^ - BKArchitect's update is coming soon :O
Excited >
As far as crashes while playing primarily as a CHL team, all I can say is that while I try to keep things accurate (in terms of current CHL rosters) and future NHL prospects), the emphasis on this database is the NHL and theoretical (or real in the case of Seattle) expansion scenarios. You are free to download and edit the database as you see fit, as listro has done but the emphasis will continue to be more on the NHL experience.
I have "un-packed" many of the top Midget and Bantam leagues for the next update so the GTHL, HEO, Hockey Alliance, Eastern AAA, SCTA, etc Ontario midget leagues, the CSSHL, Alberta AAA Bantam, etc and Quebec, Nova Scotia, etc midget leagues so that the behavior of EHM in terms of adding new generated players to supply the CHL will be more accurate but the Junior B/C leagues and most of the US high schools and Junior Tier III leagues will still be consolidated. The nice thing about recreating many of the Canadian midget/bantam leagues from scratch is I've been able to fully update those leagues/teams/team colors/team logos. But for a "full" experience for all the multitudes of youth and minor junior levels I'd still recommend trying out xECK's or TBL's rosters as it will never be my goal to have every single league possible.
Update is taking a while also because I have been tweaking every single NHL team depth chart and prospect pool with input from not only EP and THN's depth charts but surfing every single club's HFBoards forum and SB Nation page for articles and potential rosters/depth charts for the upcoming 2018-19 season - so a lot of tweaking to start to decline older vets and keep improving potential NHL rookies for 2018-19 - or at least guys each fan base considers as potential breakout players/prospects who can challenge for spots. Again - I see the point of a 2018-19 database not to reflect the past but to anticipate the future. I'll also likely re-implement an expansion draft file setup for Seattle as most of the UFA's out there are now signed so it is increasingly hard to put together an even remotely capable Seattle (or all the other clubs in NHL36) from just the UFA pool.
Thanks!
Also un-packed and updated all the major midget leagues in the US...many were badly in need of updating (HPHL, Tier 1, NAPHL, USPHL Midget, AYHL).
Part of the length of this update is ensuring all the logos are updated in "dani9" style as well with the larger medium team logos and glossy button small logos. Lots of updated logos, colors and a lot of re-naming to ensure compatibility with NHL32/36. Next update will have another logo addendum pack to ensure all US/Canadian leagues and clubs in NHL32/36 are updated to the same style.
^ - BKArchitect's update is coming soon :O
Excited >
@Delizor - Would you mind if I implemented some of your updates into my DB, with full credit of course? This sounds like terrific work!!
dellzor
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I'm looking to join an online league that I can play for a long time that isn't about to end. If anyone has some they know I can join please reply back!
Smirnov2Chistov
EEK!
So I’m currently trying to edit Portugal in my saved game. I was able to do it before, but somehow forgot the steps.. I got them to play in the World Championships, but would love for them to play in the Euro Challenge games that they have in the early year.
Would I use the TBL Editor or the EHM Assistant? I have both but I can’t remember
Would I use the TBL Editor or the EHM Assistant? I have both but I can’t remember
GKJ
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Trying to combine some information into what I'm trying to accomplish. I can edit national teams via the assistant to make their senior/U-20 teams stronger, mostly by making their country's importance level higher? And then perhaps editing the players when they populate?
So I've finally completed a major upgrade that will be in the next version of NHL36 & NHL32!
- The USHL is now playable again as a human GM with no crashing errors.
- The NCDC (National Collegiate Development Conference), the 12-team top tier of USPHL junior league (United States) is now also fully playable. This all Tier I & Tier II American junior leagues (USHL, NAHL, NCDC) are fully integrated into the DB.
- The biggest news though is that the entire Canadian Junior ('A') Hockey League system is also fully implemented. This is 133 team junior teams spanning 10 conferences across Canada (BCHL, AJHL, SJHL, MJHL, SIJHL, NOJHL, OJHL, CCHL, QJHL & MHL). It includes winners of the Doyle Cup, ANAVET Cup, Fred Page Cup and Dudley-Hewitt Cup moving on to the Memorial Cup style RBC Cup competition which crowns the top Junior A club in Canada each year.
Sneak peak screens below. I still have to add competition awards for each league and the RBC Cup but when complete, this will be a fully-functional setup the records history and awards.
Also included will be a revised full North America logo pack matching "dani9" style logos for all clubs and competitions in North America in NHL36 & NHL 32. Clubs, colors, logos and league setups updated for 2018-19, including the entire CJHL system (with color coded competition logos for the CJHL regions). The logo pack will also include all N.A. updated logos for teams such as the San Jose Barracuda, Guelph Storm and others new for 18-19. Plus the Penguins logos have been updated to the proper shade of yellow. As always, you'll need to make sure you have dani9's most recent logo packs (both club and national) installed first - then you'll apply the NHL36/32 North American logo updates on top. Besides updating logos, it should not affect the logo setups for other DB's, merely add proper subfolders and names for NHL36/32 DB clubs.
You'll notice on the setup screen the newly playable junior leagues. Selecting the RBC Cup will automatically select all the CJHL competitions (similar to selecting the Memorial Cup for the CHL leagues).
As mentioned, fully updated leagues structures and logos. To make the setup work correctly, the leagues were grouped as conferences by Cup competition.
The CJHL Pacific has the BCHL & AJHL. Schedules are based on real schedules so no cross-over until the Doyle Cup Final. Winners are crowned for the BCHL & AJHL after full regular seasons and league playoff brackets and the BCHL champ and AJHL champ then square off in a 7-game series for the Doyle Cup and the Doyle Cup winner moves on to the RBC Cup.
The CJHL West has the SJHL & MJHL. Schedules are based on real schedules so no cross-over until the AVANET Cup Final. Winners are crowned for the SJHL & MJHL after full regular seasons and league playoff brackets and the SJHL champ and MJHL champ then square off in a 7-game series for the AVANET Cup and the AVANET Cup winner moves on to the RBC Cup.
The CJHL Central has the SIJHL, NOJHL & OHJL. Schedules are based on real schedules so no cross-over until the Dudley-Hewitt Cup Final. Winners are crowned for each of the SIJHL, NOJHL & OJHL after full regular seasons and league playoff brackets and the three league champions then square off in an elimination tournament for the Dudley-Hewitt Cup and the Dudley-Hewitt Cup winner moves on to the RBC Cup.
The CJHL East has the CCHL, QJHL & MHL. Schedules are based on real schedules so no cross-over until the Fred Page Cup Final. Winners are crowned for each of the CCHL, QJHL & MHL after full regular seasons and league playoff brackets and the three league champions then square off in an elimination tournament for the Fred Page Cup and the Fred Page Cup winner moves on to the RBC Cup.
The CJHL RBC Cup Tournament features 5 teams; the 4 regional Cup champions and a randomly selected host city club. These 5 teams play a 4-game round-robin tournament. The top 4 move on to a seeded "Final Four" - with the champion claiming the title as "Top Junior A Club" in all of Canada (albeit - there are a few American teams in the CJHL!).
The CJHL & NCDC are important feeder leagues for the NCAA and, in the case of the CJHL, also cross-pollinate with the CHL (Major Junior hockey). Because each CJHL league has a slightly different schedule, I modified all the schedule templates to produce a consistent 56-game slate for each league. There also may be slight rule tweaks that need to occur (all CJHL models based for now on CHL rules). But overall I'm pretty thrilled with how this turned out. I can't guarantee that playing as a human GM in these leagues will be totally satisfying (for example, the USHL still doesn't even have a draft) but they should add depth
I highly, highly recommend turning on both "Add Extra Junior Players" and "Add Extra Players to Playable Teams" if you want to GM any of the teams in these leagues as it will help stock the rosters. All the CJHL rosters have been cleaned up and include many real life prospects (especially those already committed to NCAA programs) but certainly not enough to stock all the teams without extra players being added by the game.
ETA on this update should be early this week, perhaps Monday or Tuesday. My next project will be to get the U Sports (Canadian colleges) playable so that the entire North American university system and all major feeder leagues are fully in the game!
P.S. - Big props to @Holden Caulfield at HFBoards for suggesting this CJHL formatting - it actually works almost perfectly! Thanks for the inspiration Holden! The only thing that doesn't work exactly correct are the Central and East finals because I can't set a 4th "host club" within the parameters of a playoff but still, you get the three division winners, top seed with a bye and ultimately one wins so the net effect is still the same.
- The USHL is now playable again as a human GM with no crashing errors.
- The NCDC (National Collegiate Development Conference), the 12-team top tier of USPHL junior league (United States) is now also fully playable. This all Tier I & Tier II American junior leagues (USHL, NAHL, NCDC) are fully integrated into the DB.
- The biggest news though is that the entire Canadian Junior ('A') Hockey League system is also fully implemented. This is 133 team junior teams spanning 10 conferences across Canada (BCHL, AJHL, SJHL, MJHL, SIJHL, NOJHL, OJHL, CCHL, QJHL & MHL). It includes winners of the Doyle Cup, ANAVET Cup, Fred Page Cup and Dudley-Hewitt Cup moving on to the Memorial Cup style RBC Cup competition which crowns the top Junior A club in Canada each year.
Sneak peak screens below. I still have to add competition awards for each league and the RBC Cup but when complete, this will be a fully-functional setup the records history and awards.
Also included will be a revised full North America logo pack matching "dani9" style logos for all clubs and competitions in North America in NHL36 & NHL 32. Clubs, colors, logos and league setups updated for 2018-19, including the entire CJHL system (with color coded competition logos for the CJHL regions). The logo pack will also include all N.A. updated logos for teams such as the San Jose Barracuda, Guelph Storm and others new for 18-19. Plus the Penguins logos have been updated to the proper shade of yellow. As always, you'll need to make sure you have dani9's most recent logo packs (both club and national) installed first - then you'll apply the NHL36/32 North American logo updates on top. Besides updating logos, it should not affect the logo setups for other DB's, merely add proper subfolders and names for NHL36/32 DB clubs.
You'll notice on the setup screen the newly playable junior leagues. Selecting the RBC Cup will automatically select all the CJHL competitions (similar to selecting the Memorial Cup for the CHL leagues).
As mentioned, fully updated leagues structures and logos. To make the setup work correctly, the leagues were grouped as conferences by Cup competition.
The CJHL Pacific has the BCHL & AJHL. Schedules are based on real schedules so no cross-over until the Doyle Cup Final. Winners are crowned for the BCHL & AJHL after full regular seasons and league playoff brackets and the BCHL champ and AJHL champ then square off in a 7-game series for the Doyle Cup and the Doyle Cup winner moves on to the RBC Cup.
The CJHL West has the SJHL & MJHL. Schedules are based on real schedules so no cross-over until the AVANET Cup Final. Winners are crowned for the SJHL & MJHL after full regular seasons and league playoff brackets and the SJHL champ and MJHL champ then square off in a 7-game series for the AVANET Cup and the AVANET Cup winner moves on to the RBC Cup.
The CJHL Central has the SIJHL, NOJHL & OHJL. Schedules are based on real schedules so no cross-over until the Dudley-Hewitt Cup Final. Winners are crowned for each of the SIJHL, NOJHL & OJHL after full regular seasons and league playoff brackets and the three league champions then square off in an elimination tournament for the Dudley-Hewitt Cup and the Dudley-Hewitt Cup winner moves on to the RBC Cup.
The CJHL East has the CCHL, QJHL & MHL. Schedules are based on real schedules so no cross-over until the Fred Page Cup Final. Winners are crowned for each of the CCHL, QJHL & MHL after full regular seasons and league playoff brackets and the three league champions then square off in an elimination tournament for the Fred Page Cup and the Fred Page Cup winner moves on to the RBC Cup.
The CJHL RBC Cup Tournament features 5 teams; the 4 regional Cup champions and a randomly selected host city club. These 5 teams play a 4-game round-robin tournament. The top 4 move on to a seeded "Final Four" - with the champion claiming the title as "Top Junior A Club" in all of Canada (albeit - there are a few American teams in the CJHL!).
The CJHL & NCDC are important feeder leagues for the NCAA and, in the case of the CJHL, also cross-pollinate with the CHL (Major Junior hockey). Because each CJHL league has a slightly different schedule, I modified all the schedule templates to produce a consistent 56-game slate for each league. There also may be slight rule tweaks that need to occur (all CJHL models based for now on CHL rules). But overall I'm pretty thrilled with how this turned out. I can't guarantee that playing as a human GM in these leagues will be totally satisfying (for example, the USHL still doesn't even have a draft) but they should add depth
I highly, highly recommend turning on both "Add Extra Junior Players" and "Add Extra Players to Playable Teams" if you want to GM any of the teams in these leagues as it will help stock the rosters. All the CJHL rosters have been cleaned up and include many real life prospects (especially those already committed to NCAA programs) but certainly not enough to stock all the teams without extra players being added by the game.
ETA on this update should be early this week, perhaps Monday or Tuesday. My next project will be to get the U Sports (Canadian colleges) playable so that the entire North American university system and all major feeder leagues are fully in the game!
P.S. - Big props to @Holden Caulfield at HFBoards for suggesting this CJHL formatting - it actually works almost perfectly! Thanks for the inspiration Holden! The only thing that doesn't work exactly correct are the Central and East finals because I can't set a 4th "host club" within the parameters of a playoff but still, you get the three division winners, top seed with a bye and ultimately one wins so the net effect is still the same.
Holden Caulfield
Eternal Skeptic
That looks like it works even better than my suggestion (closer to reality). Great work @BKarchitect can't wait to play it!
dellzor
Bo Horvat's Head
BK you are the f***ing man!! What an update, this will give me so many new options for superstar and just in my normal playing.
Smirnov2Chistov
EEK!
BK, do you also do work on the TBL Rosters? That would be an awesome addition to that huge database already!
Will the junior hockey league still have real players after the first season? Or will the game auto-populate prospects after the first year?
Will the junior hockey league still have real players after the first season? Or will the game auto-populate prospects after the first year?
TBL and xECK and I have all agreed to share pretty much everything so once I release the DB they can export the comps and work them into their databases, shouldn't be too difficult.
There's a modest amount of real Junior A players in NHL36/32 - mostly top prospects, guys who are drafted or draft-eligible in the next few years and NCAA commits. But it's like a range of 0-12 per team (some teams that are powerhouses like Penticton are well stocked; other lesser clubs have nobody of note). But it just depends on the database you are using. That's why I'd recommend always turning on extra junior players and extra players on playable teams to "fill" thse Junior A clubs from the start.
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