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Originally Posted by Scottababc
So my theory on this is actually that the draft classes in 2030 are more realistic. Too many of the early prospects develop. In very few draft classes do players all the way into the 3rd/4th/5th round become regular NHL starters. And so the game keeps a certain quantity of quality is my assumption, and so it stops making higher end prospects because there is such an overlog of high end players. So I have the opposite suggestion, of, nerf development. Very few 7th rounders ever hit their potential. Allow for more middle ground and high potential players, but significantly improve upon the development algorithm to make it less likely for players to hit their full potential.
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The problem comes when the first two rounds have no potential superstars. If the best rated player in the draft is a 2-3 star potential, that's not realistic.