NHL 15 Walkthrough [Guide]

NHL 15 is the latest in the long-running hockey game series from EA Sports, and the first game in the series that is available for the eighth generation of gaming consoles.

NHL 15 [Guide]
Written by Dalton “HorrorSpooky” Cooper and Trade
Copyright 2014

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=TABLE OF CONTENTS=
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1. Introduction and Controls
2. Play Now
3. Play Online
4. Be A GM
5. Be A Pro
6. Hockey Ultimate Team
7. NHL Moments Live
8. Practice
9. Trophies
10. Conclusion

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1. Introduction and Controls
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NHL 15 marks the first time that the NHL series has made its way to the eighth generation of gaming consoles.

In the game of hockey, you will be placed in a wide variety of different situations on the ice. Because of this, there is a fairly wide variety of controls to keep in mind when playing the game.

The following information about the game’s controls was taken directly from the manual, which can be found by either pushing in the touchpad on the PS4 or by saying “Xbox, Help” on Xbox One. You must be connected to the EA Sports servers to access the manual in-game, which means you will need to have downloaded the latest update for the game. You can also download the manual from the EA Sports website.

OFFENSE – BASICS
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Skate/Shot Aim – LS
Hustle – LS (click)
Glide – LS (release)
Deke – RS (left/right)
Stride Deke – LS left + RS left/LS right + RS right
Drag Deke – RS left, left + down, down, down + right, right
One-touch deke – L1
Windmill deke – L1 + RS left/right
Drop to skate – L1 + RS down
Jump defender deke – L1 + RS up
Back skate – L2 (hold)
Spin – L2 (tap)
Protect puck – X (hold)
Offensive boardplay with puck – Triangle (hold)

OFFENSE – STRATEGY CONTROLS
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Breakout Strategies – Up/Down
Forecheck Strategies – Left/Right
Offensive Line Change Strategy – Circle
Defensive Line Change Strategy – Square

OFFENSE – SHOOTING
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Shoot – RS Up/Down
Slap shot wind up – RS down
Wrist shot wind up – RS down+left/down+right
Fake shot with leg kick – RS (click)

OFFENSE – PASSING
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Pass – R2
Saucer pass – R1
Dump puck – R1 (hold) + RS up
Drop pass – LS (release) + R1
Slap pass during a slap shot – RS (down) + R2

DEFENSE – BASICS
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Move – LS
Switch Players – R2
Body Check – RS
Poke Check – R1
Stick lift – X
Sweep stick (contextual) – R1 (hold)
Sweep stick (manual) – R1 (hold) + RS
Chop puck (loose puck) – R1 (hold) + RS
Instigate fight – Triangle
Dive/Block – L1 + R1
Pin player to boards – Triangle
Boardplay Kick – LS + R2
Block pass – L1
Manual goalie toggle – L1 + X (hold)
Pull goalie – L1 + touchpad
Last man back – R2 (hol)

DEFENSE – FACEOFF
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Orient body – LS
Establishg rip – RS left/RS right
Stick lift – RS up
Go for puck – RS down

DEFENSE – GOALIE
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Butterfly – L2 (hold)
Hug post – R2 (hold
Cover puck – Triangle
Free skate – X (hold)
Basic movement – LS
Precision movement – L1 + LS
Anticipation glove/blocker – RS left/RS right
Poke check – RS up
Desperation save – R1 + RS
Stack pads – R1 + RS left/RS right
Spread pads V save – R1 + RS down
Lunging horizontal poke check – R1 + RS up
Leave puck (when in possession) – L2
Goalie roll over – RS left/RS right
Pass puck – R2
Goalie shove – RS (click)
Switch to skater – L1 + X

ADVANCED CONTROLS – FIGHTING
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Grab/Hold down – L2
Fake grab – L2 (tap)
Overhand punch – RS up
Uppercut – RS down
Push – LS up
Pull – LS down
Block/Lean Back – R2 (hold)
Dodge – R2

ADVANCED CONTROLS – USER CELEBRATIONS
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Celebrations – Circle/X/Triangle/Square/L1/L2/R1/R2

When you start the game for the first time, you will be asked to choose the way that you’d like to play. You have three options in this regard. One, you can choose the EASY option. This will have you use the face buttons when playing the game, you will be on Rookie difficulty, and the action will be more Arcade in nature. The second option is STANDARD. This has you use the skill stick for most functions, the difficulty is on Pro, and the game is in Simulation mode instead. The third option is CUSTOM. You can choose to customize all the game settings here instead of just sticking with one, so you can mix and match the face button control scheme with a higher difficulty, switch out arcade mode with simulation mode, etc.

Once you’ve made your selection, you are immediately thrust into a game between the New York Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings. You can choose either one of the two teams to play as. It is a full hockey game using the type of gameplay that you selected at the outset.

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2. Play Now
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This is what you select if you want to jump into a game immediately without having to worry about any of the extra fluff.

Simply choose whether you want to be home or away. Assign whether you want to verse someone else locally or play against the CPU, and then choose your team.

There are multiple leagues in the game. Each league has its own set of teams, and each team has its own scores. The teams are rated based on how good they are at Offense, Defense, and their Goalie ranking.

You will see three scores below next to each team name. The scores indicate from left to right, the OFF, DEF, and GOA.

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NHL
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Anaheim Ducks – 88/87/86
Arizona Coyotes – 87/88/90
Blue All-Stars – 100/93/85
Boston Bruins – 88/91/93
Buffalo Sabres – 85/88/86
Calgary Flames – 85/88/90
Carolina Hurricanes – 86/88/90
Chicago Blackhawks – 92/91/89
Colorado Avalanche – 89/88/90
Columbus Blue Jackets – 88/89/90
Dallas Stars – 89/86/90
Detroit Red Wings – 89/91/90
Edmonton Oilers – 87/88/86
Florida Panthers – 88/88/91
LA Kings – 91/91/94
Minnesota Wild – 91/88/87
Montreal Canadiens – 87/89/93
Nashville PRedators – 87/90/93
New Jersey Devils – 90/86/89
New York Islanders – 90/86/87
New York Rangers – 90/93/94
Ottawa Senators – 89/90/90
Philadelphia Flyers – 87/90/87
Pittsburgh Penguins – 91/90/90
Red All-Stars – 98/95/95
San Jose Sharks – 91/87/87
St. Louis Blues – 89/93/97
Tampa Bay Lightning – 90/91/90
Toronto Maple Leafs – 89/88/88
Vancouver Canucks – 88/91/91
Washington Capitals – 88/92/87
Winnipeg Jets – 88/90/86

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AHL
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Adirondack Flames – 73/73/77
Albany Devils – 69/74/75
Binghamton Senators – 70/74/72
Bridgeport Sound Tigers – 67/71/78
Charlotte Checkers – 71/77/68
Chicago Wolves – 71/75/74
Grand Rapids Griffins – 73/71/81
Hamilton Bulldogs – 68/75/82
Hartford Wolf Pack – 68/73/73
Hershey Bears – 70/74/79
Iowa Wild – 67/72/80
Lake Erie Monsters – 67/70/77
Lehigh Valley Phantoms – 67/74/75
Manchester Monarchs – 68/76/72
Milwaukee Admirals – 70/74/73
Norfolk Admirals – 67/72/75
Oklahoma City Barons – 70/69/78
Portland Pirates – 66/73/74
Providence Bruins – 68/71/78
Rochester Americans – 69/72/80
Rockford Icehogs – 70/73/67
St. John’s Icecaps – 68/73/63
San Antonio Rampage – 71/74/65
Springfield Falcons – 69/74/67
Syracuse Crunch – 70/76/70
Texas Stars – 71/79/76
Toronto Marlies – 73/73/63
Utica Comets – 71/77/74
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins – 68/77/83
Worchester Sharks – 68/69/72

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SHL
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Brynas If – 73/70/74
Djurgaden Hockey – 72/71/72
Farjestad BK – 72/70/74
Frolunda Indians – 71/71/73
HV71 – 73/72/74
Leksands If – 71/70/72
Linkhoping HC – 73/72/74
Lulea Hockey – 73/72/72
Modo Hockey – 73/73/75
Orebro Hockey – 71/72/73
Skelleftea AIK – 72/72/74
Vaxjo Lakers – 73/73/74

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LIIGA
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Espoo Blues – 72/72/74
Hameenlinna HPK – 72/71/74
Helsingin IFK – 73/73/73
Jyvaskyla JYP – 72/71/74
Kuopio Kalpa – 72/72/72
Lahti Pelicans – 72/72/74
Lappeenranta Saipa – 72/71/80
Oulun Karpat – 73/72/78
Porin Assat – 72/71/79
Rauman Lukko – 72/72/76
Tampereen Ilves – 71/71/75
Tampereen Tappara – 72/73/74
Turku TPS – 71/71/76
Vasan Sport – 71/72/74

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DEL
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Adler Mannheim – 72/72/75
Augsburger Panther – 70/70/70
Dusseldorfer EG – 53/60/74
EHC Red Bull Munchen – 70/73/74
Eisbaren Berlin – 70/71/75
ERC Ingolstadt – 71/73/74
Grizzly Adams Wolfsburg – 70/72/73
Hamburg Freezers – 70/72/74
Iserlohn Roosters – 68/70/46
Kolner Haie – 70/72/76
Krefeld Pinguine – 70/70/73
Schwenninger Wild Wings – 64/71/73
Straubing Tigers – 48/71/73
Thomas Sabo Ice Tigers – 70/72/73

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ELH
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Bili Tygri Liberec – 60/70/72
BK Mlada Boleslav – 64/66/72
HC Csob Pojistovna Pardubice – 63/66/67
HC Energie Karlovy Vary – 61/66/70
HC Kometa BRNO – 50/70/71
HC Ocelari Trinec – 61/70/71
HC Olomouc – 66/61/74
HC Skoda Plzen – 70/63/64
HC Slavia Praha – 61/64/70
HC Sparta Praha – 67/63/72
HC Verva Litvinov – 71/63/66
HC Vitkovice Steel – 60/69/71
Mountfield HK – 61/71/69
PSG Zlin – 67/61/72

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NATIONAL LEAGUE
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EHC Biel – 73/67/70
EV Zug – 74/69/74
Geneve-Servette HC – 70/70/69
Fribourg-Gotteron HC – 76/70/70
HC Ambri-Piotta – 71/67/71
HC Davos – 74/71/70
HC Lausanne – 70/69/77
HC Lugano – 78/73/74
Kloten Flyers – 71/73/77
Rapperswil-Jona Lakers – 70/68/70
SC Bern – 74/71/71
ZSC Lions – 76/73/71

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NATIONAL
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Team Austria – 71/48/73
Team Belarus – 70/64/71
Team Canada – 100/98/94
Team Czech Republic – 92/81/85
Team Denmark – 73/60/82
Team Finland – 83/82/93
Team France – 44/41/75
Team Germany – 73/75/84
Team Great Britain – 49/41/57
Team Italy – 44/44/70
Team Japan – 47/43/70
Team Kazakhstan – 62/43/74
Team Latvia – 72/71/73
Team Norway – 73/62/73
Team Poland – 45/42/70
Team Russia – 96/91/91
Team Slovakia – 75/87/87
Team Sweden – 93/93/94
Team Switzerland – 79/82/89
Team Ukraine – 70/45/74
Team USA – 98/95/95

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OHL
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Barrie Colts – 67/67/70
Belleville Bulls – 64/64/65
Erie Otters – 70/67/72
Guelph Storm – 69/69/69
Kingston Frontenacs – 68/67/69
Kitchener Rangers – 65/63/64
London Knights – 71/68/70
Mississuaga Steelheads – 63/63/69
Niagara Icedogs – 65/65/66
North Bay Battalion – 64/65/65
Oshawa Generals – 66/65/70
Ottawa 67′s – 65/63/69
Owen Sound Attack – 65/65/67
Peterborough Petes – 66/66/67
Plymouth Whalers – 65/64/70
Saginaw Spirit – 68/66/71
Sarina Sting – 65/65/66
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds – 67/67/70
Sudbury Wolves – 67/66/69
Windsor Spitfires – 67/65/64

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QMJHL
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Acadie-Bathurst Titan – 64/64/66
Baie-Comeau Drakkar – 67/65/66
Blainville-Boisbriand Armada – 65/64/68
Cape Breton Screaming Eagles – 65/65/65
Charlottetown Islanders – 64/65/65
Chicoutimi Sagueneens – 65/65/68
Drummondville Voltigeurs – 66/65/67
Gatineau Olympiques – 65/65/66
Halifax Moosehads – 67/67/69
Moncton Wildcats – 66/65/66
Quebec Remparts – 66/63/65
Rimouski Oceanic – 67/66/68
Rouyn-Noranda Huskies – 67/67/66
Saint John Sea Dogs – 64/64/69
Shawinigan Cataractes – 64/64/67
Sherbrooke Phoenix – 65/65/66
Val-D’or Foreurs – 66/67/69
Victoriaville Tigres – 65/66/68

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WHL
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Brandon Wheat Kings – 66/67/66
Calgary Hitmen – 66/67/69
Edmonton Oil Kings – 67/67/69
Everett Silvertips – 65/66/68
Kamloops Blazers – 65/66/65
Kelowna Rockets – 67/67/68
Kootenay Ice – 67/65/68
Lethbridge Hurricanes – 65/65/65
Medicine Hat Tigers – 67/66/69
Moose Jaw Warriors – 65/65/65
Portland Winterhawks – 69/68/68
Prince Albert Raiders – 66/67/67
Prince George Cougars – 66/65/66
Red Deer Rebels – 66/65/70
Regina Pats – 66/66/67
Saskatoon Blades – 65/66/65
Seattle Thunderbirds – 67/66/66
Spokane Chiefs – 67/65/65
Swift Current Broncos – 67/66/70
Tri-City Americans – 65/66/70
Vancouver Giants – 66/67/65
Victoria Royals – 67/67/68

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PROSPECT TEAMS
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Top Prospects Red – 70/65/65
Top Prospects White – 70/67/65

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3. Play Online
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Online play is a staple of any sports game worth its salt, and of course, NHL 15 features online gameplay. Online can be found in the Hockey Ultimate Team mode as well, but for the vanilla versus mode, this is where you want to go.

You can choose to do a Ranked Match, play with a friend, customize the matchmaking to your liking, and check out your stats.

On the bottom of the screen, you will see how many players are online and how many of those online players are participating in the versus mode.

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4. Be A GM
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The first thing that you do is name your GM. At that point, you have to choose which team to manage.

The teams have different starting salaries to work with. Here are the teams and their salaries:

Anaheim Ducks – $59,790,000
Arizona Coyotes – $58,405,000
Boston Bruins – $68,335,000
Buffalo Sabres – $60,370,000
Calgary Flames – $55,690,000
Carolina Hurricanes – $63,065,000
Chicago Blackhawks – $81,040,000
Colorado Avalanche – $65,690,000
Columbus Blue Jackets – $57,515,000
Dallas Stars – $64,945,000
Detroit Red Wings – $60,735,000
Edmonton Oilers – $67,220,000
Florida Panthers – $59,975,000
LA Kings – $68,015,000
Minnesota Wild – $58,900,000
Montreal Canadiens – $65,605,000
Nashville PRedators – $56,540,000
New Jersey Devils – $66,240,000
New York Islanders – $55,745,000
New York Rangers – $70,910,000
Ottawa Senators – $56,780,000
Philadelphia Flyers – $72,790,000
Pittsburgh Penguins – $67,945,000
San Jose Sharks – $62,970,000
St. Louis Blues – $66,330,000
Tampa Bay Lightning – $69,310,000
Toronto Maple Leafs – $66,605,000
Vancouver Canucks – $65,605,000
Washington Capitals – $68,120,000
Winnipeg Jets – $62,440,000

Make your team selection. Choose whether or not you want the salary cap to be on, and then edit the rules and settings to your liking. Then you are ready to start your career.

When your career starts, you will see the various options that you are used to in sports games. You can see stats, check the calendar, and sim to the next game that features your team. However, Be A GM mode also has an extra tile on the right of the screen.

This tile has Required tasks as well as Optional tasks. For example, the first time you start Be A GM, you will have one Required task and three Optional tasks. The required task will be to advance out of the current day. The optional tasks will be to assign a scout, trade players, and assign players.

One tab over and you will find the activity feed and latest scores.

On the third tab, you will find where you can trade your players, improve their stats, sign new players, and more. You can also manage the budget here by altering player contracts and re-sign players to extended contracts. Your roster can be managed here as well with the option to call up and send down players.

Finally, you can edit the settings of your League and save your game in the final tab.

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5. Be A Pro
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In Be A Pro, the first thing that you do is create your character. You give them a first name and a last name first of all.

The next thing on the to-do list is to choose the position that your created player will play. The choices are:

Center
Defense
Goalie
Left Wing
Right Wing

These different positions will allow you to in turn choose what type of player you want.

CENTER/LEFT WING/RIGHT WING
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2 Way Forward
Enforcer
Grinder
Playmaker
Power Forward
Sniper

DEFENSE
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2 Way Defender
Defensive Defenseman
Enforcer
Offensive Defenseman

GOALIE
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Butterfly
Hybrid
Stand-Up

You then have the option to edit the appearance of your player or you can stick with the default created player that EA Sports has chosen for you. You can change the equipment they start with as well as edit more general info about them, such as weight, height, and where they live.

Completing this process will earn you a trophy.

The next thing on the agenda is the draft. You have two options when it comes to the draft. You can choose to pick which team you want to be on manually. This will start you out with 2,000 EXP. However, if you let yourself be drafted by a random team, then you can start out with anywhere from 1,550 EXP to 3,000 EXP.

When you’ve either been drafted to a team or if you’ve chosen manually which
team you want to be on, your next step is to spend that EXP on the various
abilities of your player. Your player will start out at a weak 68 OVR score,
which is not even close to good.

You can spend EXP on the following attributes:

Defense
Physical
Puck Skills
Senses
Shooting
Skating

Depending on what kind of player you chose, you will be able to improve some
attributes, but you won’t be able to improve others. You may have more EXP
available in some categories than others. You won’t increase your 68 OVR just
yet, but you will be able to improve at least a little bit a variety of the
different skills that are there and you can somewhat tailor it to the way that
you play the game.

Now is the start of the season. You can simulate to the next season game in
which your character will be playing. In the meantime, you can check out the
“Season Expectations”. These are challenge that you can shoot for and you will
be graded on. Obviously you want to either complete the challenges or get as
close to completing the challenges as possible.

The challenges will differ depending on what kind of player you decided to
create.

These menus also allow you to edit your player, check your EXP, see the
upcoming games, look at the activity feed, check out stats, save your game,
and more. It is at this point that you are ready for the Be A Pro career mode
and can start playing games!

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6. Hockey Ultimate Team
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Starting Hockey Ultimate Team, from now on referred to as HUT, your first step is to name your team. The team name has to be a minimum of 5 characters in length and most only contain numbers and alpha numeric codes. That means no underscores and no spaces. Your team name can’t be the same as anyone else’s, or else you won’t be able to create your team.

After teaming your team, create an abbreviation for the team. The default abbreviation is simply HUT.

Once you’ve created your team name, open your starter pack. You’ll be rewarded with a ton of cards to get your started in HUT. Choose to “build your team”, and then you will be given a starting lineup. At that point, you can start playing the game!

Getting into the game for the first time will get you 25 bonus coins to spend. However, every day that you go to HUT, you can get more coins simply for booting up this game mode. You have to come back subsequent days in order to get these bonus rewards though.

Day 1 – 25
Day 2 – 100
Day 3 – 250
Day 4 – 500
Day 5 – 750
Day 6 – 1,000
Day 7 – 1,250

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HUB
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The hub is the central area for HUT. Here you can check on your daily rewards, check the team of the week, look at stats, and eventually, once hockey season starts, you can see the TOTW. TOTW will be added every Wednesday.

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PLAY
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You have two choices in HUT. You can choose to start an Online Season and play against other players around the world, or you can choose to play the game in single-player Solo mode.

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TEAM
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Edit your team lineup, check on the status of your team, create strategy, and more from these menus.

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COLLECTION
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The collection of cards that you have can be found here. You can see which player cards you have and which consumable items you have, plus it will also show you which leagues each player is from. Any packs that you have yet to open can be opened from this menu as well.

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MARKETPLACE
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Use the auction house here as well as buy new card packs from the EA Sports online store.

If you go to the Home Menu of the game, you can get some extra coins by watching the ads in the bottom right-hand corner tile.

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7. NHL Moments Live
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NHL Moments Live is a mode that features exciting moments from the real-world NHL and challenges the player to recreate those moments throughout four difficulty levels of Rookie, Pro, All-Star, and Superstar.

As of the time of this writing, there are only NHL Moments Live events from the 2013-2014 season. There will be ones added from the 2014-2015 season later on. When those become available, simply go to the NHL Moments Live screen and press Triangle. Then you will have the opportunity to download these new moments.

The moments put you in the shoes of the team that won each game. You will start the game at particular moments, usually when the team you are playing is trailing behind and you are to recreate what they did in real life, which is come back and win the game.

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2013-2014 SEASON
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Battle of Ontario (Ottawa Senators vs. Toronto Maple Leafs)
Hertl Powers Sharks to Victory (New York Rngers vs. San Jose Sharks)
Jiggy Stones the Pens (Colorado Avalanche vs. Pittsburgh Penguins)
Moulson Makes an Impact (Buffalo Sabres vs. Dallas Stars)
A Star is Born (Dallas Stars vs. Calgary Flames)
A Hero’s Welcome (Detroit Red Wings vs. Ottawa Senators)
Comeback in the Peg (Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Winnipeg Jets)
The Spectacular Ben Scrivens (San Jose Sharks vs. Edmonton Oilers)
Bobby Lou Heads Home (Buffalo Sabres vs. Florida Panthers)
Beat Down in Edmonton (Calgary Flames vs. Edmonton Oilers)
Unlucy Lightning (Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Montreal Canadiens)
Ducks Rally Late (Anaheim Ducks vs. Dallas Stars)
Comeback Kings! (LA Kings vs. San Jose Sharks)
Sidney’s Slump (New York Rangers vs. Pittsburgh Penguins)
Old Rivals (Montreal Canadiens vs. Boston Bruins)
OT Thiller (LA Kings vs. Chicago Blackhawks)

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In Practice mode, what you do is practice offense in the game. You start with a single person (on the team that you designated as your favorite) on ice with only two other people there, the goalie on the opposite team and your team’s goalie as well.

This is mainly to practice shots, but it’s actually really helpful, despite it being limited to offense only.

I recommend spending time here to really practice your shots.

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9. Trophies
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The following is a list of trophies for NHL 15 on PlayStation 4.

BRONZE
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#1 Fan
A Moment of Greatness
Accepted
Billboarded
Call For Backup
Changing Skins
Chosen One
Clutch
Conference Champions
Editor
Escape Artist
Family Man
Going To The Bank
Grappling
How Hospitable of you
Jersey ‘em
Lead By Example
Locked and Loaded
Locker Room Favorite
Mad Scientist
Moving On Up
Not My Gatorade!
Power To The Max!
Prince of Wales
Promising Start
Promotions For All
Real Competition
Suck Up
The Champ Is Here!
The Stars Have Aligned
True Teammate
Undressed
Victorious
What Are You Buying?
Wheelin’ and Dealin’

SILVER
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Champions!
Coast To Coast
Collector
Deking Machine
High Risk High Reward
League Champions
Legend GM
Making MIllions
On A Roll
On Fire
Puck On A String
Tough as Nails
You’re The Best

GOLD
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Master Collector

PLATINUM
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10. Conclusion
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I hope this guide helped you with NHL 15!

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