Anyone else have a TON of turnovers each game?

[nova91]

I have only had 1 game any where near those type of numbers but that was in a rainy game with a not very good freshman RB we had a combined 9 TOs 4(3 fumbles 1 INT) for us and 5(3 INTS and 2 fumbles) for them. I usually see about 3-4 TOs a game.

[sniperscout75]

I have never seen this many to's. In my opinion there has to be something on your end (OP) that is causing this. If you are getting that many each game then something you are doing or inadvertantly doing is causing this in my belief.

Sliders? In game adjustments? Poor decision making? Reckless gameplay?

These issues would be where I would do a self assessment on.

[whitebrow24]

Quote: Originally Posted by sniperscout75

I have never seen this many to's. In my opinion there has to be something on your end (OP) that is causing this. If you are getting that many each game then something you are doing or inadvertantly doing is causing this in my belief. Sliders? In game adjustments? Poor decision making? Reckless gameplay? These issues would be where I would do a self assessment on.

I have tried every slider that has been shown on this board. (the int and fumble problem was what made me join the board in the first place) I have everything back at 50 for the sliders. I played last night with rutgers and played WV. we combined for 11 turnovers. I have a picture on my phone that I need to post. I have also had this problem when I played with OSU against Ball State. (I wanted to see if it was the same and sure as **** it happened again)

[Yorkie]

Quote: Originally Posted by whitebrow24

I am sure I am beating a dead horse on this one, but I have on average between the CPU and I about 12-14 turnovers a game be it fumbles or stupid *** DE covering a streaking WR and picks it off..... I really hope the update fixes this nonsense.

Wow, that's a lot! I would definitely look into adjusting your sliders, just until the patch releases.

[Jim Jones]

I rarely have a game without at least one INT. If you throw 25+ times a game and aren't throwing all dump offs, I think it's basically impossible to get through a game without an INT considering the psychic DB's when throwing downfield.

[blkrptnt819]

Turnovers?!?! LOL hahahaha my team has about 5 takeaways for the year. Sad I know. As for me I don't think the other team takes the ball away. I think they ask and my team just gives it to them.

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by whitebrow24

I have tried every slider that has been shown on this board. (the int and fumble problem was what made me join the board in the first place) I have everything back at 50 for the sliders. I played last night with rutgers and played WV. we combined for 11 turnovers. I have a picture on my phone that I need to post. I have also had this problem when I played with OSU against Ball State. (I wanted to see if it was the same and sure as **** it happened again)

From this thread it sounds like you're in an extreme minority (a minority of 1) so it must be something that you're doing. Give us more details. What sliders did you use in this last game with 11 TOs? Do you use aggressive gameplanning? What are the stats from this last game (how many passes, runs, etc)? How is the CPU turning it over? Are you user hit sticking everything? User picking everything? Is it your CPU controlled defenders that are forcing the TOs?

[waytofailself]

I've had a few games using SEC Elite and Matt10's sliders (AA and Heisman respectively) that had over 10 combined turnovers. One nightmarish game (for both teams) had 16 turnovers (and re: post above, yes they were all forced by CPU controlled players). Here's a link to the game itself, and I'll readily admit that a number of my INTs were user error: http://www.operationsports.com/forum...post2042716541

Some of it has to do with aggressive stripping and aggressive INT. I still keep INT on because the slider is so low on SEC Elite's Heisman sliders, but I had to turn off aggressive stripping except for in desperation situations. Otherwise it just happens way too often.