Serious Question For the Slider Guru's here

[howboutdat]

Ok, look i see different opinions on same sliders here at times. People seem to think one does better than the other. So i thought id create this thread, and i would like to ask a couple of things :

1 - if anyone here can honestly give a break down on each slider actually does turning it down from 50 or above. How about 0 and 100? Not just a placebo, but actually does something very easily noticed?

2- Are there still sliders that you believe are still backwards? like 0 being OP or top of the line, and 100 being the weakest?


Thank you for your time and answers for those who reply.

[howboutdat]

so with over 100 views and not 1 response, i guess that kinda answers the question well.

[Ren The Conqueror]

Quote: Originally Posted by howboutdat

so with over 100 views and not 1 response, i guess that kinda answers the question well.

I'll answer what I can. Take it with a grain, because it's going to be my take. Give me a bit and I'll whip something up.

As for the reversed sliders, I haven't seen any indication of this. Not ruling it out by any means, but each slider has had the proper effect for me. The problem on OS is that if one guy says a slider is reversed, a ton of people jump right in and agree without any basis.

[howboutdat]

Quote: Originally Posted by Raider_Ren82

I'll answer what I can. Take it with a grain, because it's going to be my take. Give me a bit and I'll whip something up. As for the reversed sliders, I haven't seen any indication of this. Not ruling it out by any means, but each slider has had the proper effect for me. The problem on OS is that if one guy says a slider is reversed, a ton of people jump right in and agree without any basis.

greatly appreciate it !

[gman2774]

My question has been around pass coverage and reaction. Does it do what it’s supposed to do? Can I simply increase both sliders and improve overall pass coverage defense without messing something up in other areas (ie play calling, run defense, QBs not throwing deep, etc.). I do realize raising too tight of coverage creates qb issues.


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[cable guy]

All I can add, is that pass blocking does not appear to be reversed. I have tried it for the cpu at 55 at one point, and it provided better pass blocking as it was supposed to do. From what I could tell. Last year the fumble slider was indeed the overall RB ability. Less fumbles= better rb play. More fumbles= RB'S did not run as well. EDIT: Did not see more fumbles with Fumble slider

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[jr141986]

just started messing with the sliders for real and this is what ive gathered so far.
qb acc- exactly what it says. tells u how accurate the qb throws higher the number the more accurate
pass block and run block tell u how good u want the number up higher the number the better the blocking
fumbles is how easy they fumble. problem is i cant find out is it higher and u get more or less fumbles.
catching is how much of a boost u want to give them to their catching attributes.
int is how often u want the defense to intercept it when they get their hands on it
pass reaction time is how fast the defense reacts to something
pass coverage is how much of a boost someone gets to their defenseive coverage attributes. higher the more of a boost
kicking and punting self explainatary. higher the number the better they are
penalties some are more touchy than others. but the higher the number the more they called. im new at it but thats what i have learned so far and i did same as u googled and couldnt find none so i started researching for myself.

[Ren The Conqueror]

Quote: Originally Posted by jr141986

just started messing with the sliders for real and this is what ive gathered so far. qb acc- exactly what it says. tells u how accurate the qb throws higher the number the more accurate pass block and run block tell u how good u want the number up higher the number the better the blocking fumbles is how easy they fumble. problem is i cant find out is it higher and u get more or less fumbles. catching is how much of a boost u want to give them to their catching attributes. int is how often u want the defense to intercept it when they get their hands on it pass reaction time is how fast the defense reacts to something pass coverage is how much of a boost someone gets to their defenseive coverage attributes. higher the more of a boost kicking and punting self explainatary. higher the number the better they are penalties some are more touchy than others. but the higher the number the more they called. im new at it but thats what i have learned so far and i did same as u googled and couldnt find none so i started researching for myself.

This sums it up in a nutshell.