What has your experience been for those who dropped from All American to Varsity?

[NoleFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by Limasbravo

Thanks for the info Nole! I know your expectations on playing are in line with me, so I'll look at that. I think I've never had a game with 0 and maybe only a couple with 1, but could be not remembering right and could be my quality vs their school quality.

I think if I'd looked at that type of stuff I might've been on Varsity a long time ago. LOL I've always liked the way it felt from a User O vs. CPU D perspective. It was just too easy to stop CPU O with User D before super sim became a thing.

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by ehh

I played my first game on Playmaker's Varsity sliders (Penn St vs Kentucky) and won 63-13. It felt great, though obviously it was a bit easy. WR could get separation and zone defense wasn't flawless with insane reaction times. I could run the option game again, I could run the ball better, I could run all sorts of routes on the route tree, some plays I had a long time to throw the ball. All good stuff. Now on to the age-old task of trying to make the CPU's offense good enough on lower difficulties.

Good feedback

Based on that information here's what I would recommend based on your skill level. I'm actually using this setup myself.

These are just slight changes all to the CPU side of the ball and both blocking sliders for user is at 0. But that's just my personal taste for user blocking on Varsity

QBA 50
Pass Block 75
WR Catch 50
Run Block 100
Ball Security 50
Pass Reaction 100
INT 75
Pass Coverage 100
Tackle 75

That should get you close to what your looking for on Varsity.

Those sliders at 100 on Varsity operate differently than they would on AA or Heisman. It's just basically allowing the CPU players to play at their maximum skill without boosting their ratings because it's on Varsity level

[Collegefbfan]

This is a little off topic related to the human player throwing interceptions. I have a very fast QB. Now, he doesn't have great long ball power nor long ball accuracy. My RB lineup is pretty stacked, but my WR's are slow as balls. Like no separation. I only make safe throws, and they are rarely long passes, not even semi long passes. I rely on two TE's and usually block one and have the other on a crossing or out route. I always make sure to have a checkdown receiver. I RARELY even throw 50/50 balls to one on one coverage.

[SuperBowlNachos]

My OD did this because its not serious. I think I'm B+ at this game and I will go from beating a team 10ovr less than me by 3 and then the next week beating a 90ovr by 21. On varsity and it seems no different than AA.

[paco86]

Quote: Originally Posted by NoleFan

This is where I call in teamrankings.com and their stats section. In 2023, the average int/game across all of FBS was .8 (just took the average of the averages lol). But then I also looked to see who had the highest int thrown/game and that was GA Southern and it was only 1.6/game which is essentially 2. So if I can stay there for the season I'll take it. Now when I have those games where I throw upward of that it ticks me off but I'll go stretches where I don't throw any and it balances out.

For Varsity, what do you have for human and CPU interceptions?

[NoleFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by paco86

For Varsity, what do you have for human and CPU interceptions?

I’m playing on straight default since I’m offense only anyway.


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[paco86]

Quote: Originally Posted by NoleFan

I’m playing on straight default since I’m offense only anyway. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got it, thanks!

[dougman.jr]

Quote: Originally Posted by Playmakers

Good feedback here's what I would recommend based on your skill level:

Hey, where can I find your most up-to-date sliders? Like all of them, human and CPU. Thanks