Sliders that take into account Player ratings

[Mofficial]

I absolutely love these sliders. They have given me the most realistic game of madden I think I've ever played. Everything just seemed right. My game was against the Seahawks in my second year of franchise mode as the Chargers.

Rivers: 79.9 rating going 22 for 34 (62%) for 234 yards a touchdown and a pick.

Hasselbeck had a 43.1 rating with 14 completions on 32 attempts (43%) for 144 yards, a touchdown and 2 picks.

LT was FINALLY able to run!! yayyyy!! He had 128 yards on 29 attempts (4.4 avg) and a touchdown. He had 2 20 + yard runs but his long was only 21.

Pierre Thomas had 27 yards on 11 attempts (2.4 avg)

I was also able to run with Gartrell Johnson. He had 23 yards on 9 attempts (2.5 average) and a touchdown.

Both of these are what I would expect from average running backs.

I got 2 sacks, one with Merriman and another with Williams and the Seahawks got one sack as well.

Cromartie got a pick, and Jammer got a pick for a touchdown which put me up to 43 from 36.

Final score: 43-7

Also, because I could run, I held most of the possession time (36:31 compared to the Seahawks' 11:29) So it was also an uneven number of plays ran by each team. I had 76 while the Seahawks had 46. Still, that amounts to 122 plays which is right on the money.

In short: These sliders are fantastic.

[Jas8099]

Playmakers (or anyone else), which difficulty / speed are these recommended for? Does it even matter? Sorry if I missed that while skimming through the thread.

[johnverse]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jas8099

Playmakers (or anyone else), which difficulty / speed are these recommended for? Does it even matter? Sorry if I missed that while skimming through the thread.

try slow with a 40 speed threshold

[Mofficial]

nvm. I just won 77-17 against the Raiders. I got 200 rushing yards with LT and 145 with Sproles. It was just too easy. And Russell threw 4 picks instead of taking sacks.