Madden 10 plays better on pro:(

[cdon2k]

Some people may have alread posted this, but I was messing around and discovered this yesterday, blew my mind.

Played the game on pro because I was killing time while installing windows on a computer and didn't feel like changing the settings. Crazy results! My user Dlinemen moves were actually working and my WR's were actually attempting to go after the ball in the air and often beat the DB to it! I know that's how it's supposed to be because it's "pro", but I have to say, the game looked more like football than my games on all pro, and I won't even mention all madden. Could this be another aspect of difficulty being broken? Could the tougher difficulties just make players play beyond their ratings breaking the game? Seems like it to me, but I'm not sure what good this will do as the game was very easy on pro. Maybe an online matchup with pro settings would be very fun?

[Valdarez]

I disagree, it plays far better via the NFL Simulation Sliders.

[ZoneKIller]

Would it make a diff if I was to put it on Pro but set the sliders up to the highest difficulty?

Pro is just way to easy for me.I usually play on All-Madden but some things really urk me like DB's breaking on routes b4 my WR does.Or LB's jumping 10 feet to intercept a pass.

[Valdarez]

Quote: Originally Posted by ZoneKIller

Would it make a diff if I was to put it on Pro but set the sliders up to the highest difficulty? Pro is just way to easy for me.I usually play on All-Madden but some things really urk me like DB's breaking on routes b4 my WR does.Or LB's jumping 10 feet to intercept a pass.

Most sliders adjust the Human sliders (which would be what sets it as Pro, All Pro, Madden and such) as well as the CPU ones. So basically you can make the sliders appear to be All Pro, but by adjusting the CPU sliders, it's actually just as difficult as if on All Madden level. When you go from Rookie, to Pro, to All Madden, the only thing that gets adjusted is the Human Sliders, not the CPU ones which stay at 50 across the board.