I love slider settings. LOVE em. The only problem I have with them is I constantly keep changing them around, tinkering here and there, and it makes for inconsistencies in my stats and gameplay. So I decided to start something a little different to spice things up. I am going to start all brand new franchises/associations with ALL default settings, and on the highest level of difficulty.
Here are the franchises/associations I am going to start:
NBA2k10: Miami Heat (29 gm season, HOF diff, default sliders, 5 min quarters)
Madden 10: New England Patriots (All-Madden diff, default cpu sliders, 5 min quarters)
MLB2k10: Cleveland Indians (52 gm season, HOF? diff, default sliders, 9 inning games)
All franchises/associations will start with up to date rosters and draft classes as of today, then once it all gets under way, the cpu is in full control of making trades, signings, etc.
I usually run my franchises/associations with the full amount of games in the season, but seeing how I am running 3 at once, I cut it down to the minimum games.
Usually, in NBA2k10, I also adjust the sim qtr length so the stats even up, but I am going to leave everything at default for the purpose of this little "project".
Why am I doing this when slider sets are so awesome? Because I want to feel like I am "beating" this game. Even though slider sets usually help make the game better, I still feel slighted after a win when I feel it might not have been fair. I just want to win a championship and know that I beat the programmed AI and cpu. In real sports, winning a championship is the hardest thing ever. I really want to earn it with these. Lets do this.
Here are the franchises/associations I am going to start:
NBA2k10: Miami Heat (29 gm season, HOF diff, default sliders, 5 min quarters)
Madden 10: New England Patriots (All-Madden diff, default cpu sliders, 5 min quarters)
MLB2k10: Cleveland Indians (52 gm season, HOF? diff, default sliders, 9 inning games)
All franchises/associations will start with up to date rosters and draft classes as of today, then once it all gets under way, the cpu is in full control of making trades, signings, etc.
I usually run my franchises/associations with the full amount of games in the season, but seeing how I am running 3 at once, I cut it down to the minimum games.
Usually, in NBA2k10, I also adjust the sim qtr length so the stats even up, but I am going to leave everything at default for the purpose of this little "project".
Why am I doing this when slider sets are so awesome? Because I want to feel like I am "beating" this game. Even though slider sets usually help make the game better, I still feel slighted after a win when I feel it might not have been fair. I just want to win a championship and know that I beat the programmed AI and cpu. In real sports, winning a championship is the hardest thing ever. I really want to earn it with these. Lets do this.