I want to start off by saying that I've used sliders the past two years in both Madden and NCAA. I've been playing Madden since '97 so I'm a veteran player. I've decided to finally create my own sliders since I play this game a lot and no one has yet to figure out good sliders to use. Since I'm fairly new to this, I can't promise accurate games right off the bat. The first game I played in Madden I played as the Rams in my franchise on All-Pro, I beat the Cardinals 63-20. I then decided to play the Raiders on All-Madden and I had no chance, I lost 14-42. I came on here and saw that there was yet any accurate sliders so I decided to make my own. My third game of the franchise, first time using my own sliders, I beat the Redskins 23-7. The main reason was due to how many interceptions I was able to get. I feel that this isn't as accurate as I'd like but it's a starting point. I didn't feel in control of the game until the fourth quarter.
So for now, this is a starting point and after every game I will be reporting back. If you want to help me out and use my current sliders to benefit the community and get additional feedback that would be tremendous. But for now, I wouldn't recommend using these sliders until I feel it's fairly accurate. So without further ado, here are the sliders as well as the statistics from my first game.
O and any slider number that I've changed will be in red.
UPDATE:
Since I'm getting a lot of tremendous feedback for my current sliders, I'm going to continue to update them but I will not be changing anything drastic unless I really need to. What I'm going to do is come out with an even tougher version of my sliders and I would only recommend trying them if you're currently dominating the CPU with my original sliders.
Original realistic sliders
Version 1.7 (on a side note, all sliders are updated every time I post statistics so they are as accurate as possible):
Game Length:
6 minutes
Accelerated Clock: off
Injuries:
25 (this is as low as it is because it seems as though there is an excessive amount of injuries)
Fatigue:
60 (if you want to be a bit more realistic and make it tougher on you, put the fatigue to 70-75, this will wear down the players you use the most very quickly, meaning you'll need to have a lot of depth if you want to succeed. Which also means if you like to run it a lot, you'll most likely need two quality RB's)
Game Speed: Slow
Player Min Speed Threshold: 45 (anymore then that it seems as though route running becomes unrealistic and a fast WR can easily out run the DB's)
Fight for the fumble: On
Penalties:
Offside: 50 (if you read what it says, this isn't for how frequent the ref's call offsides it actually says how frequent the CPU goes offsides, same goes for false starts)
False Start: 50
Holding: 50 (usually happens once to twice a game)
Facemask: 50 (people are complaining about face masks but in three games there's only been 1 face mask call)
Defensive Pass Interference: 65 (I feel this is accurate because you will be called if you block the WR at all but it's not to the extent of barely touching them you'll get called)
Offensive Pass Interference: 55
KR /
PR Interference: 100 (should be called everytime if it happens)
Clipping: 50
Int Grounding: 75
Roughing the passer: 70 (sometimes you'll get away with it, usually you don't, just like in real life)
Roughing the kicker: 100
Player Skill: Custom
Note - At first glance it looks as though there exists only four sliders. Press "A" on each to access the additional sliders.
Passing:
QB Accuracy:
27
Pass Blocking:
30
WR Catching:
28 (bad receiving corps will have a few dropped balls while good players will rarely drop a ball)
Rushing:
Broken Tackles:
31 (This may seem a bit low but remember that I'm playing as the Rams with SJAX, you may need to raise this up to 38-40 if you have someone like J. Charles who's a speedster but not very powerful if you're not getting the amount of BTK's that you deem realistic)
Run Blocking:
28
Fumbles:
40
Pass Defense:
Reaction time:
36
Interceptions:
20
Pass rushing:
40
Rush Defense:
Reaction time:
30
Block Shedding:
30
Tackling:
55 (this is set to a bit higher due to the amount of broken tackles the opposing team usually gets, it's kind of ridiculous, a player like McFadden on All-Madden broke about 15 tackles in a single game, so far this seems like a good number where powerful runners get 4-5 per game whereas speedsters don't get as many)
CPU Skill:
Passing:
QB Accuracy:
48 (I'm setting it higher than most people but it seems as though the comp % isn't where it should be and they are throwing too many interceptions)
Pass Blocking:
41
WR Catching:
38
Rushing:
Broken Tackles:
47
Run Blocking:
65
Fumbles:
48
Pass Defense:
Reaction time:
90
Interceptions:
45
Pass Rushing:
52
Rush Defense:
Reaction time:
63
Block Shedding:
49
Tackling:
55
Special Teams:
FG Power:
30
FG Accuracy:
50
Punt Power:
40
Punt Accuracy:
85
Kickoff Power:
25
Version 1.0+ (
these are my tougher sliders, only use these after you've used my original sliders and you're easily dominating the opponent):
UPDATE: Since some of you gentlemen are still winning with ease (which seem to only be a select few), I've decided in certain sliders, that I will include points where you can subtract or add to make the game more challenging, I've given my suggested amount to make the game still feel realistic but almost unbearably hard. These points will be marked with a purple star such as this *. Obviously you don't have to change it if you don't want to but what I've figured to be a huge factor in games is to check what your QB and their QB is doing. If you're able to throw the ball around with ease, I'd highly suggest lower the QB accuracy. If they are unable to make too many throws, I'd suggest upping the CPU accuracy. If both are realistic and rushing is the problem, then adjust it that way.
Game Length:
6 minutes
Accelerated Clock: off
Injuries:
25
Fatigue:
68 *75-80
Game Speed: Slow
Player Min Speed Threshold: 45
*55
Fight for the fumble: On
Penalties:
Offside: 50
False Start: 50
Holding: 50
Facemask: 50
Defensive Pass Interference: 95
Offensive Pass Interference: 55
KR /
PR Interference: 100
Clipping: 50
Int Grounding: 75
Roughing the passer: 70
Roughing the kicker: 100
Player Skill: Custom
Note - At first glance it looks as though there exists only four sliders. Press "A" on each to access the additional sliders.
Passing:
QB Accuracy:
23 *10-15
Pass Blocking:
25 *20
WR Catching:
28 *22
Rushing:
Broken Tackles:
30 *20-23
Run Blocking:
28 *22-24
Fumbles: 35
Pass Defense:
Reaction time:
30 *23
Interceptions:
5
Pass rushing:
36 *32
Rush Defense:
Reaction time:
28 *25
Block Shedding:
30 *23
Tackling:
55
CPU Skill:
Passing:
QB Accuracy:
58 *68-72
Pass Blocking:
43 *46
WR Catching:
45 *55
Rushing:
Broken Tackles:
48 *55
Run Blocking:
65 *70
Fumbles:
58 *70
Pass Defense:
Reaction time:
99
Interceptions:
60 *67
Pass Rushing:
55 *59
Rush Defense:
Reaction time:
65 *72
Block Shedding:
50 *58
Tackling:
55 *58
Special Teams:
FG Power:
15 *5
FG Accuracy:
50
Punt Power:
15 *5
Punt Accuracy:
45
Kickoff Power:
5
First game statistics:
Rams (User) Vs Redskins
Rams win 23-7.
Passing:
Rams (User)
S. Bradford - 116.9 17/23 214 YDS, 73% COMP, 1 TD, 9.3 AVG
A. Feeley - 109.7 2/3 48 YDS 66% COMP 16.0 AVG
Washington (CPU)
D. McNabb - 55.7 16/27 204 YDS, 59 COMP% 1 TD 4 INT 7.5 AVG
I've got to do additional adjusting to the passing since Bradford should not be completing 73 percent. Most of the balls I threw were quality throws but regardless, he's a rookie whos 80 overall. As far as Mcnabb is concerned, I think around the 50-65 percent completion percentage is fairly accurate the only problem was the fact that he ended up throwing four interceptions. Three of the four were completely user based but I will be adjusting the sliders accordingly, most likely dropping my defensive interception ability as well as reactions.
Total plays: 102
Time of Possession:
Rams: 13:27
Washington: 6:33
Total offense:
Rams: 386
Washington: 218
First downs:
Rams: 16
Washington: 8
So the total number of plays is fairly accurate in my opinion. I did try to run out the clock in the fourth so there most likely would have been additional players but from my knowledge, there should be around 55-65 plays for each team. For this reason, I'm going to increase the quarters by 1 minute.
Rushing:
Rams:
S. Jackson - 23 ATT 134 YDS 5.8 AVG 1 TD 7 BTK 53 Long
K. Darby - 3 ATT -5 YDS -1.6 AVG
S. Bradford - 1 ATT 6 YDS
Washington:
C. Portis 5 ATT 16 YDS 3.2 AVG 1 BTK
D. McNabb 1 ATT 3 YDS
D. Thomas 1 ATT 4 YDS
The rushing doesn't seem too accurate but that's mostly because I was up for the most part of the game so Washington was forced to throw. Even though Portis only ran 5 times, I thought he did a decent job. He only average 3.2 but he had a few quality runs. The run blocking will be adjust a bit as well as the running ability of the opposing team. As far as my rushing is concerned, I feel that it's fairly accurate. The only problem is that I'm one of the worst teams in the NFL and SJax isn't a speedster, so if you're going to use these sliders, look to lower your rushing ability / run blocking down a bit. I'm most likely going to low it a tad but the reason why my average was as high as it was, was due to a long run by Sjax. It was a stretch play to the outside, I had absolutely no room, but I ended up breaking three tackles and getting to the endzone. Without the long run, I most likely would have gotten around 100 yards with a 4 or so yard average.
I'm not going to get into the receiving stats because there isn't much point but I feel that it's important to note that there was only 3 drops in the entire game, two for Washington (1 by wade 1 by Moss and 1 by Gibson who's on my team)
I feel that this isn't as accurate as I'd like since I'm playing with the Rams and Avery is currently injured. My guys should be dropping a bit more balls and I feel that around two, if not more, drops should happen for the CPU. So I'll be adjusting the catching accordingly.
08-11-2010, 06:11 AM
