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Originally Posted by JeffR
In addition to the Hitting rating, the relative Strengths of the hitter and target, the Aggression of the hitter, and the relative positions of the players all have a significant effect on whether or not the hit occurs. When it does occur, the effect on the player being hit is influenced by the Hitting rating of the hitter, the relative weights of the two players, and the puckhandler's Strength.
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Could you define what the Hitting attribute represents? It seems that it is not simply the ability to separate the puck from puck handler, though it is a part of that calculation. I like the idea of interactive attributes, but each attribute should be distinctly defined. I am not asking for the formulas, just what the Hitting attribute looks like on the ice. For example, Yamamoto and the much larger Jordan Greenway are both rated 15 in Hitting. What is it in which they are being evaluated as equally proficient?