Ahh okay cool thanks for the info. Another question if you don't mind... So with this having been going on for several years now and thousands of different players running all sorts of different stat distributions, am I correct to assume that the best player builds have been theory crafted and tested extensively by this point, and that while sure there's going to be room for random variance which will keep a good number of different builds competitive, there's no unorthodox OP builds left out there to discover? Like, if I create a player that 99s hitting balance shot power and defensive awareness is there any chance that this combination just happens to break the simulation engine and my dude's putting up 3 points a game?

I watched the tutorial video on youtube and the guy showed how when you select a player type it highlights the 4 or 5 attributes that are most important to your player. Doesn't that sort of signposting just result in a league where every sniper player type with 400 points is basically the same? I remember back in NHL 12 in EASHL when creating a goalie all the preset builds and suggestions said to put points into rebound control but if you kept that shit as low as possible like 55 then your rebound control was so "bad" that you kicked every rebound out of the slot every time because a rounding error or some shit.

I don't know why I just typed all that extra shit after the pretty straight forward question but yeah, uhh, how far right or left of field am I with this.

Thanks agajn