Madden 25 Auto-Sub

[JaymeeAwesome]

Quote: Originally Posted by KingV2k3

Are these still working pretty well for you? Thanks!

I don't know about his but A&S ones are still working for me.

[KingV2k3]

Quote: Originally Posted by jaymee13

I don't know about his but A&S ones are still working for me.

I just took a look at A&S slider thread and he appears to have given up on them due to "disappearing players"...

They seemed to be working for me, but I'm still in test mode are rarely play a full game..

What are you seeing?

You have a slider thread, right?

Are those listed there?

Thanks!

[Sturzinator]

Quote: Originally Posted by KingV2k3

I just took a look at A&S slider thread and he appears to have given up on them due to "disappearing players"... They seemed to be working for me, but I'm still in test mode are rarely play a full game.. What are you seeing? You have a slider thread, right? Are those listed there? Thanks!

I think the trick to avoiding the disappearing players act is to set the "out" value very low for all players (eg RB at 10/85). It seems that later in games (exactly when depends partly on the fatigue level you set) the players can not get back above this value if it is set too high and they remain out for good.

You will see a good rotation at RB, but I think subs as a whole are still largely broken. I have not been able to get a good rotation at DE or DT no matter what. Hopefully a patch will address the issue, but look who we're dealing with here.....

I have not seen any disappearances with fatigue 62 since incorporating this methodology.

Edit: have since dropped fatigue to 57, as some sporadic disappearances were noted at higher fatigue levels.

[JaymeeAwesome]

I don't see disappearing players at all with fatigue at 64. I also formation sub my HB's and don't use acceleration. Also I noticed that if you use your starters in the return game, they may disappear in the 4th.

[ronyell]

Quote: Originally Posted by aholbert32

Just setting it up outside and not changing a thing.

this is not working for me AT ALL. first off, i have to switch to coach just to even access the auto-subs screen in cfm mode. (i choose a "player" character for all 32 teams so i can watch cpu vs cpu games)

my auto subs are set OUTSIDE of cfm. i tried the "reset" method, ive tried switching to a coach & actually setting them IN cfm mode, ive tried it all. can someone please post what to do step by step?! do you need to be a coach FIRST, set the auto-subs BEFORE picking characters... what?

i'm just coming back to Madden & need this stuff working so i can get my sim-experience on. some insight would be GREATLY appreciated

[JaymeeAwesome]

This won't work if you are super simming at anytime during the game. You also must be getting 120 plays per game with the fatigue set in the 60.

[cbboomer89]

Hey guys this is a set I've used since last year. I want to share some new findings in regards to fatigue, now I know that you and all of these guys on OS put in some good work I can only mine is up to all of y'alls level. I was playing around with a zero slider set that didn't work out very well, but I did stumble across this set that I think will work with anyone's set. I believe that you will get good game play and more realistic fatigue play for the entire game. So here's the set:

First set your Fatigue to 65, Then drop your auto subs to sub out 1 and sub in 1.

Guys I know it sounds crazy but trust me I've been playing with these since last year's game but the great thing about this years game is that after halftime your players won't fully rejuvenate. I love this feature because now you have to game plan and play your two's for some significant time to help your ones finish out the game now this could control the game for some or put others away it all depends on how well your two's play and what situation you put them in. In my findings I also have noticed that early in the game holes are tighter, zones are well keep, and blitz's are more effective (depending on what type of game you are running, if your controlling the ball you will see a significant increase on both sides of the ball) then later in the game play action, draw's, counter's, and any type of defense you want to run are all effective if you've controlled the game. If the game is about even here's where the fun part comes in because it's all about how much your individual player's have left in the tank and play calling. Guy's I'm excited about this addition I hope it work's well for you.

[Sturzinator]

Quote: Originally Posted by cbboomer89

Hey guys this is a set I've used since last year. I want to share some new findings in regards to fatigue, now I know that you and all of these guys on OS put in some good work I can only mine is up to all of y'alls level. I was playing around with a zero slider set that didn't work out very well, but I did stumble across this set that I think will work with anyone's set. I believe that you will get good game play and more realistic fatigue play for the entire game. So here's the set: First set your Fatigue to 65, Then drop your auto subs to sub out 1 and sub in 1. Guys I know it sounds crazy but trust me I've been playing with these since last year's game but the great thing about this years game is that after halftime your players won't fully rejuvenate. I love this feature because now you have to game plan and play your two's for some significant time to help your ones finish out the game now this could control the game for some or put others away it all depends on how well your two's play and what situation you put them in. In my findings I also have noticed that early in the game holes are tighter, zones are well keep, and blitz's are more effective (depending on what type of game you are running, if your controlling the ball you will see a significant increase on both sides of the ball) then later in the game play action, draw's, counter's, and any type of defense you want to run are all effective if you've controlled the game. If the game is about even here's where the fun part comes in because it's all about how much your individual player's have left in the tank and play calling. Guy's I'm excited about this addition I hope it work's well for you.

The problem, I would think, would be that the CPU does not know how to manage its game with regard to using back ups to keep their starters fresh for the latter part of the game. This would result in "disappearing" players for the CPU team and a situation where you are not getting "best on best" for the critical moments of the game.

Have you noted which CPU players are still around late in the game with this method to confirm?

I know I have played at 65 fatigue and noticed several CPU players go missing late in the game on 13-15 minute quarters. Mainly o linemen, DEs, DTs, WRs, and HBs. I don't want a situation where I am pounding the CPU back ups.