Sliders for HFA OFF players.

[m00d]

Quote: Originally Posted by shaq34

where am i imputing these juke mans coach sliders...can't find it anywhere

You must be in dynasty to use them.
Once your dynasty is loaded go to "coach options" then go under Strategy.
You can then find the team you are about to play and enter the slider adjustments.

[HotShot232]

I love these MOOD

Only thing i have a question about

Do you EVER break a LONG run with ANY back, I got run down by a RE last night.

later man
Hotshot

[NoleFan]

I'm gonna give these a try this weekend. I started a game with these the other night but fell asleep.

[m00d]

Quote: Originally Posted by HotShot232

I love these MOOD Only thing i have a question about Do you EVER break a LONG run with ANY back, I got run down by a RE last night. later man Hotshot

Hotshot,

I updated the sliders. The game feels the same and the stats stay the same
but now the RB has breakaway speed.

M00d's HFA OFF Sliders.
AA 8 minute
HFA OFF

Offense
Human
QBA 25%
PSB 99%
WRC 75%
RBA 35%
RBL 0%

CPU
QBA 25%
PSB 25%
WRC 75%
RBA 35%
RBL 40%

Defense
Human
AWR 99%
KND 0%
INT 0%
BB 0%
TKL 0%

CPU
AWR 99%
KND 0%
INT 0%
BB 99%
TKL 99%

ST Human
FGL 10%
FGA 0%
PL 40%
PA 0%
KOL 25%

ST CPU
FGL 15%
FGA 0%
PL 40%
PA 0%
KOL 25%




Thanks

[HotShot232]

Hey dude cool

I did the same but only bumped to 15.

Later man
Hotshot

[greekgod09]

I was Penn State playing against South Florida in week one of my franchise. I also used the coaching sliders in conjunction and am very happy with the results. The passing game seems solid for both sides, the CPU had a poor game but that would be expected with the match up.

They ran the ball very consistently with the coaching slider change, and they even had decent success on the ground. I on the other hand could not run the ball worth jack and that’s left me questioning how bad it will get against the elite teams. Don't get me wrong, I would love to see a solid average, and hate bloated running stats, but South Florida shut me down and that’s not exactly a power.

Despite my lack of success on the ground I did like the O-Line play with the run game. First time in awhile the D-Line would get solid penetration and the O-Line would miss blocks. Had these results been against a B+ defense I would be thrilled, but like I said against South Florida I'm thinking it might be set too difficult for me. Have you had this happen to you at all? I tend to run well on other peoples sliders and that's the only reason I ask.

Other than that great work, and any suggestions would be welcomed.

[m00d]

Quote: Originally Posted by greekgod09

I was Penn State playing against South Florida in week one of my franchise. I also used the coaching sliders in conjunction and am very happy with the results. The passing game seems solid for both sides, the CPU had a poor game but that would be expected with the match up. They ran the ball very consistently with the coaching slider change, and they even had decent success on the ground. I on the other hand could not run the ball worth jack and that’s left me questioning how bad it will get against the elite teams. Don't get me wrong, I would love to see a solid average, and hate bloated running stats, but South Florida shut me down and that’s not exactly a power. Despite my lack of success on the ground I did like the O-Line play with the run game. First time in awhile the D-Line would get solid penetration and the O-Line would miss blocks. Had these results been against a B+ defense I would be thrilled, but like I said against South Florida I'm thinking it might be set too difficult for me. Have you had this happen to you at all? I tend to run well on other peoples sliders and that's the only reason I ask. Other than that great work, and any suggestions would be welcomed.

Hi,

Yea running is tough but I can usually get 100+ total rushing yards
against teams slightly better than mine. The running game with these sliders
works a bit different than most sliders I've tried. You not going to get
3 or 4 yards every time you run the ball. Sometimes you will get stuffed for
a loss or maybe gain 1 or 2 yards. But if you stick with the running game it
gets a bit easier in the 2nd half as the cpu d wears down.

With RB ABL set at 35 you have the ability to break a big one at any point in the game.
You can be successful on the ground but don't expect very many 200+ total rushing yard days. Like you I can run well on other sliders. I didn't want to
be able to always run well so I created these.

I watch a lot of college football and I usually don't see teams being able to run nearly as well as most of us
can in the game. When even teams play in real life they pound the ground
game until they either break a big one or wear down the D or both. You can
do that with these sliders but your not going to come out and run well in the
first quarter unless your playing a inferior opponent.

I watch mostly SEC football and see this every weekend. Teams will keep
pounding the run even if they are not having much success knowing eventually something will break.

With these sliders if you want to run like last years Auburn Tigers your going
to need a A to A+ offensive line. Look for boys with big squat numbers and
high run blocking. Developing a incredible running team is possible with these
sliders but its not a gimme. An average O line isn't going to provide you with
big rushing numbers every game. I've had games where I only got 50ish total
rushing yards and I've seen real college games where this occurs. On most sliders
or on default I never get held to this few yards. I've also had 200+ rushing
yard games. I'll usually look for the weakest side of the D line and run to that side a lot.

I also use play action. Play action works great with these. Pound that run and then
hit them on 1st or 2nd down with a play action. If you have some success
they will back off the run for a few downs.

Its strange but using these sliders it sometimes seems a team just comes out
planing on making you beat them thru the air. I like this as I've seen it in real
life a lot. A inferior team comes out and stuffs the running game of a superior
opponent forcing the superior team to beat them thru the air. In real life a
inferior team can many times stop the rusing game of a superior team by
over commiting to the run. If they happen to then get pressure when the
superior team passes and/or the superior teams passing game is off or makes mistakes, a upset
is in the making. Arg...Just rambling now....
Thanks for trying the sliders and I hope they work out for you.

m00d

[Footballfan26]

Hey m00d, I'm definitely gonna try and squeeze some time in this weekend to test out your sliders. Heisman is giving me fits right now! I really like how you created these sliders along with the rushing being a challenge. Sounds great. Anyway look to see some feed back from me this weekend if I have time.