Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

**Rickster101** · 10-26-2003, 03:35 PM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

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ps2king said:
Mavs-Kings
92 - 108

25 BENCH 32
35/65 FIELD GOALS 35/65(this is one crazy stat

)
.50 FIELD GOAL% .50
6/13 3 POINT FG 7/14
.46 3 POINT% .50
5/5 FREE THROWS 17/20
.100 FREE THROW% .70
39 REBOUNDS 48
2 OFF REB 5
37 DEF REB 43
3 BLOCKS 5
19 ASSIST 22
18 TURNOVERS 15
12 STEALS 10 ( yea think you are right they are kinda high)

Player Of The Game

Webber 28pts 14boards 1block 4helpers

This game was a fast paced just like you would expect, it was very fun to watch. Dirk lead the Mavs with 30 and Webber the Kings with 28. Good sliders overall

I didnt notice too many three which is a good thing, also there were alot of mid-range jumpers. for some reason the CPU shots enough mid-range shoots on every level except for super-star

<hr /></blockquote>You're right about the number of field goals,I'm going to watch the same game with the STEAL and DOUBLE TEAM set to "0". This might help reduce the number of field goals coming off of turnovers such as steals.Overall I'm glad you'er enjoying them. I'm still tweaking to get more offesive rebounds also. But for now the stats you guys post besides my own are the only ones I have to go on. So try the "0" setting and let me know how they work out. GO BUCKEYES

**Rickster101** · 10-27-2003, 06:19 PM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

I intend to post an updated list of sliders but I have'nt gotten them completed yet, but until then I'm turning down the STEALS and DOUBLE TEAM settings to the default "0" it seems I'm seeing a high number of them and that may be leading to a high number turnovers. For now these seem to be working fairly well and their the only CPU vs CPU sliders I know of being worked on. GO BUCKEYES

**Rickster101** · 10-27-2003, 06:19 PM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

I intend to post an updated list of sliders but I have'nt gotten them completed yet, but until then I'm turning down the STEALS and DOUBLE TEAM settings to the default "0" it seems I'm seeing a high number of them and that may be leading to a high number turnovers. For now these seem to be working fairly well and their the only CPU vs CPU sliders I know of being worked on. GO BUCKEYES

**Rickster101** · 10-27-2003, 06:19 PM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

I intend to post an updated list of sliders but I have'nt gotten them completed yet, but until then I'm turning down the STEALS and DOUBLE TEAM settings to the default "0" it seems I'm seeing a high number of them and that may be leading to a high number turnovers. For now these seem to be working fairly well and their the only CPU vs CPU sliders I know of being worked on. GO BUCKEYES

**kickster** · 10-28-2003, 01:02 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hope you guys don't mind if I get involved with this thread a little bit. I like to watch cpu vs. cpu games also. A basketball game is like owning the NBA on a cd. I especially like doing fantasy drafts, doing a short season with the fantasy teams, and betting against myself which of those teams will win it all. Anyways here are sliders I've come up with:

All Star difficulty
12 min.

Before the tip-off, turn crash boards "ON" for both teams. This helps off. rebounding.

GLOBAL SLIDERS:
SPEED: 35-40
FT: 50
FORCE FIELD: 70
INJURY: 50
FATIGUE: 60
CHARGE/BLOCK: 15
SHOOTING FOUL: 70
REACH-IN: 70
IN-AIR COLLISION: 75

CPU SLIDERS:
STEAL: 47
INTERCEPTION: 47
SHOT BLOCK: 10
DUNK/LAYUP BLOCK: 15
FREESTYLE: 25
DUNK FREQUENCY: 35
CPU SUBSTITUTION: 45
CPU OFF. REB: 100
CPU DEF. REB: 0
FAKEOUT: 45
SHORT RANGE: 37
MID RANGE: 43
LONG RANGE: 40
DUNK PERCENTAGE: 45
LAYUP PERCENTAGE: 30
ADJUST SHOT PERCENTAGE: 25
ADJUST SHOT FREQUENCY: 45
ON-BALL DEFENSE: 48
POOR RELEASE PERCENTAGE: 25
DOUBLE-TEAM: 45

Results from Nets @ Pacers game:
Player of the Game: Alonzo Mourning 22 pts., 10/17 FG, 2/2 FT, 16 REB, 4 OFF REB, 12 DEF REB, 2 BLK, 1 STL, 3 TOs

Nets 91, Pacers 78
Bench Scoring: 10, 24
FG: 37/79, 32/82
FG%: 46, 39
3PT: 2/14, 3/17
FT: 15/22, 11/16
REB: 53, 37
OFF REB: 9, 3
DEF REB: 44, 34
BLK: 13, 5
STL: 4, 10
AST: 17, 14
TOs: 26, 9
FOULS: 14, 18

KEY PLAYER STATS:
PACERS
J. O'neal- 15 PTS, 7/15 FG, 7 REB, 3 STL
Miller- 19 PTS, 8/13 FG, 5 REB

NETS
Jefferson- 20 PTS, 8/12 FG, 4 REB, 6 BLK, 6 AST
Kidd- 18 PTS, 5/9 FG, 7 REB, 6 AST
Kittles- 18 PTS, 6/15, 4 REB, 2 BLK, 1 STL
Martin- 6 PTS, 3/10 FG, 9 REB,

I'm very pround of the results that I'm seeing on the court and in the statistics. I highly recommend these sliders.

**kickster** · 10-28-2003, 01:02 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hope you guys don't mind if I get involved with this thread a little bit. I like to watch cpu vs. cpu games also. A basketball game is like owning the NBA on a cd. I especially like doing fantasy drafts, doing a short season with the fantasy teams, and betting against myself which of those teams will win it all. Anyways here are sliders I've come up with:

All Star difficulty
12 min.

Before the tip-off, turn crash boards "ON" for both teams. This helps off. rebounding.

GLOBAL SLIDERS:
SPEED: 35-40
FT: 50
FORCE FIELD: 70
INJURY: 50
FATIGUE: 60
CHARGE/BLOCK: 15
SHOOTING FOUL: 70
REACH-IN: 70
IN-AIR COLLISION: 75

CPU SLIDERS:
STEAL: 47
INTERCEPTION: 47
SHOT BLOCK: 10
DUNK/LAYUP BLOCK: 15
FREESTYLE: 25
DUNK FREQUENCY: 35
CPU SUBSTITUTION: 45
CPU OFF. REB: 100
CPU DEF. REB: 0
FAKEOUT: 45
SHORT RANGE: 37
MID RANGE: 43
LONG RANGE: 40
DUNK PERCENTAGE: 45
LAYUP PERCENTAGE: 30
ADJUST SHOT PERCENTAGE: 25
ADJUST SHOT FREQUENCY: 45
ON-BALL DEFENSE: 48
POOR RELEASE PERCENTAGE: 25
DOUBLE-TEAM: 45

Results from Nets @ Pacers game:
Player of the Game: Alonzo Mourning 22 pts., 10/17 FG, 2/2 FT, 16 REB, 4 OFF REB, 12 DEF REB, 2 BLK, 1 STL, 3 TOs

Nets 91, Pacers 78
Bench Scoring: 10, 24
FG: 37/79, 32/82
FG%: 46, 39
3PT: 2/14, 3/17
FT: 15/22, 11/16
REB: 53, 37
OFF REB: 9, 3
DEF REB: 44, 34
BLK: 13, 5
STL: 4, 10
AST: 17, 14
TOs: 26, 9
FOULS: 14, 18

KEY PLAYER STATS:
PACERS
J. O'neal- 15 PTS, 7/15 FG, 7 REB, 3 STL
Miller- 19 PTS, 8/13 FG, 5 REB

NETS
Jefferson- 20 PTS, 8/12 FG, 4 REB, 6 BLK, 6 AST
Kidd- 18 PTS, 5/9 FG, 7 REB, 6 AST
Kittles- 18 PTS, 6/15, 4 REB, 2 BLK, 1 STL
Martin- 6 PTS, 3/10 FG, 9 REB,

I'm very pround of the results that I'm seeing on the court and in the statistics. I highly recommend these sliders.

**kickster** · 10-28-2003, 01:02 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hope you guys don't mind if I get involved with this thread a little bit. I like to watch cpu vs. cpu games also. A basketball game is like owning the NBA on a cd. I especially like doing fantasy drafts, doing a short season with the fantasy teams, and betting against myself which of those teams will win it all. Anyways here are sliders I've come up with:

All Star difficulty
12 min.

Before the tip-off, turn crash boards "ON" for both teams. This helps off. rebounding.

GLOBAL SLIDERS:
SPEED: 35-40
FT: 50
FORCE FIELD: 70
INJURY: 50
FATIGUE: 60
CHARGE/BLOCK: 15
SHOOTING FOUL: 70
REACH-IN: 70
IN-AIR COLLISION: 75

CPU SLIDERS:
STEAL: 47
INTERCEPTION: 47
SHOT BLOCK: 10
DUNK/LAYUP BLOCK: 15
FREESTYLE: 25
DUNK FREQUENCY: 35
CPU SUBSTITUTION: 45
CPU OFF. REB: 100
CPU DEF. REB: 0
FAKEOUT: 45
SHORT RANGE: 37
MID RANGE: 43
LONG RANGE: 40
DUNK PERCENTAGE: 45
LAYUP PERCENTAGE: 30
ADJUST SHOT PERCENTAGE: 25
ADJUST SHOT FREQUENCY: 45
ON-BALL DEFENSE: 48
POOR RELEASE PERCENTAGE: 25
DOUBLE-TEAM: 45

Results from Nets @ Pacers game:
Player of the Game: Alonzo Mourning 22 pts., 10/17 FG, 2/2 FT, 16 REB, 4 OFF REB, 12 DEF REB, 2 BLK, 1 STL, 3 TOs

Nets 91, Pacers 78
Bench Scoring: 10, 24
FG: 37/79, 32/82
FG%: 46, 39
3PT: 2/14, 3/17
FT: 15/22, 11/16
REB: 53, 37
OFF REB: 9, 3
DEF REB: 44, 34
BLK: 13, 5
STL: 4, 10
AST: 17, 14
TOs: 26, 9
FOULS: 14, 18

KEY PLAYER STATS:
PACERS
J. O'neal- 15 PTS, 7/15 FG, 7 REB, 3 STL
Miller- 19 PTS, 8/13 FG, 5 REB

NETS
Jefferson- 20 PTS, 8/12 FG, 4 REB, 6 BLK, 6 AST
Kidd- 18 PTS, 5/9 FG, 7 REB, 6 AST
Kittles- 18 PTS, 6/15, 4 REB, 2 BLK, 1 STL
Martin- 6 PTS, 3/10 FG, 9 REB,

I'm very pround of the results that I'm seeing on the court and in the statistics. I highly recommend these sliders.

**Rickster101** · 10-28-2003, 02:45 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hey kicster these look pretty good. I'm gonna give these a try and let you know how they turn out. I'm working on some also. GO BUCKEYES

**Rickster101** · 10-28-2003, 02:45 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hey kicster these look pretty good. I'm gonna give these a try and let you know how they turn out. I'm working on some also. GO BUCKEYES

**Rickster101** · 10-28-2003, 02:45 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hey kicster these look pretty good. I'm gonna give these a try and let you know how they turn out. I'm working on some also. GO BUCKEYES

**Rickster101** · 10-28-2003, 11:30 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hey guys I've been doing some Stat work looking at some of those great numbers you've been sending me in my PM and was a little concerned about the FGA STATS,well I'm glad to have found out that what I thought were too high a number were'nt high at all.

I'm talking about the FGA,according to the data I've been looking at the field goal attempts are pretty close to league averages. My source was ESPN and according to the official FGA STATS they appear to be right on. The reason I'm getting this out is because the settings I used for CPU vs CPU Games are for the OFFICIAL 12 min Qtr not SIM but WATCHED. So for you guys who WATCH your Games and wonder if your team has been taking too many FGA relax their not.
These are some STATS I thought you should take a look at:

 SACRAMENTO...FGM... 39.5 FGA... 85.2 FG%... .464

UTAH................FGM... 35.5 FGA... 75.5 FG%... .468 

So if your getting FGA between 75.5 and 85.2 you're right on the money.

So feel free to post your Stats here if you got em'. GO BUCKEYES

**Rickster101** · 10-28-2003, 11:30 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hey guys I've been doing some Stat work looking at some of those great numbers you've been sending me in my PM and was a little concerned about the FGA STATS,well I'm glad to have found out that what I thought were too high a number were'nt high at all.

I'm talking about the FGA,according to the data I've been looking at the field goal attempts are pretty close to league averages. My source was ESPN and according to the official FGA STATS they appear to be right on. The reason I'm getting this out is because the settings I used for CPU vs CPU Games are for the OFFICIAL 12 min Qtr not SIM but WATCHED. So for you guys who WATCH your Games and wonder if your team has been taking too many FGA relax their not.
These are some STATS I thought you should take a look at:

 SACRAMENTO...FGM... 39.5 FGA... 85.2 FG%... .464

UTAH................FGM... 35.5 FGA... 75.5 FG%... .468 

So if your getting FGA between 75.5 and 85.2 you're right on the money.

So feel free to post your Stats here if you got em'. GO BUCKEYES

**Rickster101** · 10-28-2003, 11:30 AM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Hey guys I've been doing some Stat work looking at some of those great numbers you've been sending me in my PM and was a little concerned about the FGA STATS,well I'm glad to have found out that what I thought were too high a number were'nt high at all.

I'm talking about the FGA,according to the data I've been looking at the field goal attempts are pretty close to league averages. My source was ESPN and according to the official FGA STATS they appear to be right on. The reason I'm getting this out is because the settings I used for CPU vs CPU Games are for the OFFICIAL 12 min Qtr not SIM but WATCHED. So for you guys who WATCH your Games and wonder if your team has been taking too many FGA relax their not.
These are some STATS I thought you should take a look at:

 SACRAMENTO...FGM... 39.5 FGA... 85.2 FG%... .464

UTAH................FGM... 35.5 FGA... 75.5 FG%... .468 

So if your getting FGA between 75.5 and 85.2 you're right on the money.

So feel free to post your Stats here if you got em'. GO BUCKEYES

**Holt88** · 10-28-2003, 01:46 PM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Blocks are going down to zero along with layup block ability.

**Holt88** · 10-28-2003, 01:46 PM

Re: Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

Blocks are going down to zero along with layup block ability.

Where are the CPU vs CPU sliders?

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