OrangeBlood's Sliders

[OrangeBlood]

Quote: Originally Posted by budsticky

Hey OrangeBlood. How did you get the box score to print out like that?

Type all the stats out in notepad seperating them by tabs. Then copy and paste it into the forum and use the code tags.

[jb12780]

Will try these out.....Bill is a slider savant lol.

[jb12780]

Orange, what are you using for special teams and auto-subs??

[MonteCarloFresh]

I'll probably try these out...just wondering though how's the pass rush going for you and the CPU? About how many sacks a game are you seeing on both sides?

[OrangeBlood]

Here are the stats from the Baltimore game, I could tell instantly is was going to be a struggle to run the ball. You will see that the score was 34-24 Carolina, but the score does not tell is all. Baltimore missed two field goals and I had an interception return for a touchdown and a muffed punt that I returned for a touchdown, without those Baltimore wins 24-20. That being said I think I am going to turn down the fumble slider just a little more.

Baltimore's defense is a beast. Throws that I was making in the last couple games got picked in this one.

Here are the stats:

Box Score:

		1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Tot
Ravens		0	7	7	10	24
Panthers (Me)	0	17	14	3	34

Team Stats:

Ravens				Panthers (Me)
24		Score		34
457		Total Off	283
67		Rush Yds	107
390		Pass Yds	176
16		First Downs	16
19		PR Yds		8
106		KR Yds		108
4 (+1)		Turnovers	5 (-1)
3-12 (25%)	3rd Down Conv	9-15 (60%)
2-2 (100%)	Red Zone %	3-3 (100%)
2-26		Penalties	2-25
28:49		Possession 	31:11

Player Stats:

Passing:

Player			Team	Rat	Comp	Att	Yds	Comp%	TD	INT	AVG
Jake Delhomme		CAR	27.4	13	28	176	46%	0	3	6.2

Joe Flacco		BAL	77.4	24	41	401	58%	2	3	9.7

Rushing:

Player			Team	Att	Yds	Avg	TD
DeAngelo Williams	CAR	25	62	2.4	2
Johnathan Stewart	CAR	15	45	3.0	0

Ray Rice		BAL	12	31	2.5	0
Joe Flacco		BAL	4	24	6.0	0
Willis McGahee		BAL	3	12	4.0	1

Recieving:

Player			Team	Rec	Yds	Avg	TD
Muhsin Muhammad		CAR	5	78	15.6	0
Steve Smith		CAR	4	64	16.0	0
Brad Hoover		CAR	2	17	8.5	0

Derrick Mason		BAL	5	126	25.2	1
Tod Heap		BAL	3	103	34.3	1
Le'Ron McClain		BAL	3	31	10.3	0

Team Sacks:

CAR - 2
BAL - 0

[OrangeBlood]

Quote: Originally Posted by MonteCarloFresh

I'll probably try these out...just wondering though how's the pass rush going for you and the CPU? About how many sacks a game are you seeing on both sides?

Sack wise I am seeing on average 2 sacks a game for both sides, but that doesn't count the pressure or the hits that cause incompletions. On average you have 2.7 to 3.5 seconds to get rid of the ball. When they bring pressure you had better block things up or throw shorter routes.

You can really tell where there are mismatches on the line. Like when I played the Vikings Julius Peppers couldn't do anything against Bryant McKinnie but against the Lions he had a decent day.

So if your team is weak anywhere along the line expect to see that spot abused.

I am happy though with two sacks a side on average. You'd probably see more of the computer didn't just unload the ball when pressure gets close. Overall I am very happy with the pass rush. Thanks to bill the passing game seems very realistic when you factor in the pass rush and the tweaks bill found for DB's breaking on the ball.

Overall I am really happy with these sliders. There may need to be a few minor tweaks here in there like the fumble slider but I am happy enough to start a franchise with them. If I had the ability to add these to my online franchise I would in a heart beat.

[OrangeBlood]

Quote: Originally Posted by jb12780

Orange, what are you using for special teams and auto-subs??

Added to the first post.

[sportsfreaklgg]

These sliders are really good, but could use some improvement.

I played with them in Year 2 of my Bills Franchise vs. the Vikings.
I won 27 26, but probably should have lost since one of those TD's was a KR.

I also use 25 accel clock instead of yours because that yields the most accurate number of plays.

Here are the stats

VIKINGS

Vikings Rookie QB: 2/23 (that is not a typo) for 15 yards NO TD NO INT (but he should have had a couple)

Adrian Peterson: 37 Attempts for 314 yards (he torched me, and it's not like I wasn't run blitzing)

Receivers: Not really relevant since there were just 2 catches and i'm lazy.

BILLS

Trent Edwards: 18/32, 280 yards, 1 TD, no ints

Marshawn 24 rushes 72 Yards

WR: Well distributed among everyone except lee evans who only had 1 catch, but it happens sometimes.

I don't know why the Vikings QB who is rated in the mid 70's just couldn't complete anything. It seemed like most of his passes were innaccurate and even the ones that were accurate were very well defended.

AP just torched me. I noticed I could not use my hitstick on ANYONE in this game. Donte Whitner should be able to truck Percy Harvin, but he couldn't.

OH YEAH, and too many fumbles. AP had 1 and Marshawn had 2. AP's is understandable but Marshawn shouldn't be coughing it up twice.

Still, the game "felt" great and all the big plays were pretty justified, except I had a lame one to my fullback for 35 yards.

If you were to ask me, I would bump up INTS a little, decrease fumbling... I dunno how you want to handle that terrible completion percentage by the vikings QB. Marshawns performance was understandable since Vikings have a sick run D and Bills line is really bad.

My team also had 1 sack and they had 2.