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Nick FarrellSeptember 16, 2024

NHL 25: Skill Based One-Timers Explained

NHL 25 is nearing release, and hockey fans worldwide are going to be amped to check out the changes coming this year. 

With the Hughes brother dawning the cover this year, we're in for a good year it appears, and we're going to run over the brand new Skill Based One-Timers mechanic. 

NHL 25: Skill Based One-Timers Explained 

The release of the annual hockey title is one that players have become accustomed to over the years, and EA has turned a corner on the series.

With new innovations each year, this time around is no different, with some unique features being added such as the new Ice-Q technology, which is going to go hand in hand with the Skill Based One-Timers. 

EA has noted that this new feature is as follows: 

Thanks to ICE-Q opening up more offensive opportunities, the new Skill Based One-Timers really shine.

Anchored by a new in-game visual indicator that identifies a teammate as a target for a Skill Based One-Timer, when passing to a teammate you’ll need to input the shot control as the puck arrives. The timing window to nail a Skill Based One-Timer is dynamic and takes into account how fast the pass is traveling, as well as the shooter's abilities like the One T X-Factor.

If timed correctly you’ll unleash the Skill Based One-Timer, which is more powerful and accurate. If your timing is off, the shot’s accuracy drops, raising the stakes and making the action all the more exciting.