January 2017
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March 2017
i've had this issue for the past couple weeks.
Every now and then my left stick on the controller stops functioning and my player stops moving his legs, but only when I have control of the puck on offense. It never happens when I'm skating without the puck, whether on offense or defense. And the responsiveness of the controller in general is bad, even in the menus, so its not a connection issue.
Now I'll admit I'm probably due for a new controller, but this issue doesn't arise while playing any other game or navigating Xbox menus. Like I said, it's only in NHL 17, and specifically when my player is carrying the puck.
Are there any known issues such as this? Is there anything I can do, maybe reinstall the game, or just simply buy a new controller and see if that fixes it.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
March 2017
Same issue here, i see EA has not responded.
March 2017
is it a bluetooth issue?can try a wired controller?try resync the controller to xbox...
but if it only NHL and that didn't help you could try a re install of NHL.
good luck
March 2017
Thanks for the reply.
So I've reinstalled the game. Still having the same issue. However, I played an offline game while waiting for the reinstall, and I had no controller issues.
Once the game installed, played online and it started happening again.
I've tried with it plugged in, and unplugged. I've power cycled my Xbox. I've re-synced my controller. I'm not sure what else I can do.
I hope someone from EA can shed some light as to what the issue is.
Thanks
March 2017
It's pretty despicable how poorly I'm (we're) being treated here. I've been a loyal EA customer for 25+ years and I cannot even get a simple reply.
They're quick to reply to other topics, so what this tells me is that either:
a) they know there's an issue but don't have a resolution
or
b) they don't care.
March 2017
Have you tested with another controller?
Are you sure you are not pressing the stick down like a button?
Who is your ISP?
March 2017
No I haven't tested another controller, like I said in my original post, this only happens in NHL, and specifically when skating with the puck on offense. So I don't feel it necessary to spend money on a new controller when the symptoms only pop up in one specific scenario.
And yes, I'm sure I'm not pressing down the stick like a button. Been playing the game a long time to know the difference.
My ISP is Bell Canada. My connection is fine. I work for my ISP and have tested and self installed everything on my end. Connection is 53/8.
March 2017
Its gotta be the controller......imo