Re: NAME THAT SLIDER!!!?....
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Rickster101 said:
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Dtownballa said:
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Whaaaazuuuuup said:
does anyone know the "true" defenition for each slider?...
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Basically.
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Name the slider and i'll tell you what i mean.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">OK how about User on ball D assist,On ball D,Fakeout,Poor realease shot%.GO BUCKEYES
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As for these ones here is what I think:
On-Ball D assist seems to control how 'sticky' you are on defense. Try turning it all the way down and you will see how hard it is to stay in front of a ball carrier. When it is really high you almost teleport into position. I messed with this one a bit and then opted to leave it as-is.
On ball physical D - controls how much you or the CPU get 'bumped' when tyring to mash your way into traffic with the ball. Turn it off and you can basically plow your way into the lane without doing anything special. Turn it up and you literally can't touch anyone without getting hammered. I turned this one down slightly and have left it there.
Fakeout - this seems to determine whether or not your freestyle moves make the defender get his ankles broken. Turn it way down and you can break guys ankles at will, turn it up and they are like stone. For the User, I assume it is set to 100 because yo never get your ankles broken when you are controlling a player on defense. But, if you turn it down then a player doing a freestyle move may make you get your ankles broken (you will play the animation and watch helplessly as the guy goes right by). I turned the CPU slider down a bit so I can get by someone at times on Superstar. I left the User one at the regular setting - I don't like that idea at all.
Poor release - if you mistime releasing your jumper at the peak you will see the shooter either 'pull the string' if you're early or 'double clutch' if you are late. When you do that it seems your shots don't go in very often. I haven't tested this out, but I assume if you turn this up it won't matter if you are early or late. You can always set the shot control to CPU instead of User and get the same effect. Again, I left this one alone.
Hope that helps. I've figured out almost all of them, so feel free to fire away if you have more.
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Rickster101 said:
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Dtownballa said:
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Dtownballa said:
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Whaaaazuuuuup said:
does anyone know the "true" defenition for each slider?...
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Basically.
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Name the slider and i'll tell you what i mean.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">OK how about User on ball D assist,On ball D,Fakeout,Poor realease shot%.GO BUCKEYES
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As for these ones here is what I think:
On-Ball D assist seems to control how 'sticky' you are on defense. Try turning it all the way down and you will see how hard it is to stay in front of a ball carrier. When it is really high you almost teleport into position. I messed with this one a bit and then opted to leave it as-is.
On ball physical D - controls how much you or the CPU get 'bumped' when tyring to mash your way into traffic with the ball. Turn it off and you can basically plow your way into the lane without doing anything special. Turn it up and you literally can't touch anyone without getting hammered. I turned this one down slightly and have left it there.
Fakeout - this seems to determine whether or not your freestyle moves make the defender get his ankles broken. Turn it way down and you can break guys ankles at will, turn it up and they are like stone. For the User, I assume it is set to 100 because yo never get your ankles broken when you are controlling a player on defense. But, if you turn it down then a player doing a freestyle move may make you get your ankles broken (you will play the animation and watch helplessly as the guy goes right by). I turned the CPU slider down a bit so I can get by someone at times on Superstar. I left the User one at the regular setting - I don't like that idea at all.
Poor release - if you mistime releasing your jumper at the peak you will see the shooter either 'pull the string' if you're early or 'double clutch' if you are late. When you do that it seems your shots don't go in very often. I haven't tested this out, but I assume if you turn this up it won't matter if you are early or late. You can always set the shot control to CPU instead of User and get the same effect. Again, I left this one alone.
Hope that helps. I've figured out almost all of them, so feel free to fire away if you have more.
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