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I'd suggest about 30-40, that might speed things up for you. Set Ping Assist to the maximum ping you'd like to play in-game. Also, is there a way to lock the map on the Geo-Filter, it constantly zooms in and out while I look at servers and try to make adjustments. It would be helpful if we could see the initial servers for a minute or two so we could capture them. I typically only utilize 4 areas (Texas, Iowa, Ohio, and Virginia) in my Geo-Filter. When I first log into NHL, several servers (10+ in the USA, Canada, and Europe) populate for a few seconds, too fast to capture all of them. If I keep the Ping Assist at '0' my filters work, but it typically takes longer to find games. I end up with games outside my Geo-Filter and well above a useable ping for NHL. If I use Ping Assist (max of 5), the Geo-Filter is somewhat useless. Ultimately the only person it will affect is you, the Flames will continue to operate at status quo regardless.I've used the Geo-Filter with moderate success.

Your choices are to either accept it, or fill your time with something else.

Our ownership group is simply unwilling to do what it takes to win. Nothing you do or don't do affects the organization at all, and you're probably right to say that none of us will live to see the Flames ever win a championship. I'll finish by saying that I hope from the bottom of my heart that he is the winner folks say he is. He made the choice to single himself out as a franchise defining player, by accepting franchise defining money. Will Booing Huberdeau turn his game around, absolutely not. I find the first option to risky, as the team is not so secure that it would not pull out and move. I suppose there are two ways this can be done. In fact, I am convinced that I will never watch my favorite team win a championship.Īt some point, as a fan base we need to find a way to let the team, top to bottom, that we no longer accept mediocrity. I've cheered for the Flames my whole life, and never, not once have I cheered for a winner. Because I think fan support when a player struggles goes much further than being toxic.įirst, I would like to say that I commend your positive approach to fandom. To answer your question, as long as he wears a Flames jersey. My question to you, and others that endorse booing players on this team, do you think that booing the player is going to help him find his game and turn it around? What does booing a player accomplish? Beyond showing toxic attitudes of people that apparently take a sport way way too seriously.

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Style of play and generating more creative opportunities on offense plus having fun will help the guys step up going forward. To top it off the style of play stifles his ability to create, so here we have a Huberdeau with no confidence. The guy feels confused, hurt and disappointed, suddenly his passes don't connect with the players he is given He feels frustrated and probably a little alienated. Instead of building some trust Sutter likely tried pushing him into a defensive style of play and moved him to a new and different position. Huberdeau was traded and was shocked and disappointed, but was excited that he and Lindholm would do great things 'he signed a long term contract'. I get your disappointment but we have to look at it realistically. 5 points every 5 games is the expectation. $8.25M Voracek 0.55 ( who only played 11 games)Ĥ points every 5 games is not the expectation it is the standard. $9.2M Bäckström 0.55 ( who only played 39 games) Of the highest paid 40 forwards in the NHL there are only three players with a worse Pts/G percentage. Huberdeau is the 8th highest paid forward in the NHL.