firktaf's Heisman Sliders (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED By AuburnAlumni)

[sportyguyfl31]

I like these the best, I'll be usign them...they provide the most balance out of the ones ive seen.

[doctorhay53]

You've got to find a way to do this without putting RBA at 95!!! That increases their speed too, so with these sliders an 85 SPD RB can outrun a 95 SPD CB. Other than that, these are pretty good.

[sportyguyfl31]

Quote: Originally Posted by doctorhay53

You've got to find a way to do this without putting RBA at 95!!! That increases their speed too, so with these sliders an 85 SPD RB can outrun a 95 SPD CB. Other than that, these are pretty good.

I think that is a function of the game's horrid pursuit logic, which we cant really do much about.

for me, at least the CPu running game is somewhat of a threat at that level. At default, the CPU cant run worth a dang.

I'm not sure I am liking what I see out of the CPU passing at 45 though. It seems to influence the power of throws. I saw the cpu throw some disgusting looking flutter-balls the last game out.

Overall though, I like these sliders the most.

[elliottcarbone]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ruff Ryder

Only suggestion I can say is play another game to test the consistency. How long were your quarters?

Dog whats up with your constant Joe Buddens crap.. This cat can not rhyme dog he is a freestyle 8 bar artist who could not make in the rap industry, which is a shame considering all the garbage out today. Listen to Jadakiss and Az then get back to me about a reall mc.

[JB_BE]

Wow, these are the sliders for me... thanks firktaf! The first game of my Cal dynasty was against Michigan State and it was by far the best game of NCAA09 I've played.

Some stats:

MSU at CAL: 27 - 17 Final

Team:

CAL: 15 First Downs, 218 YDS OFF, 2 Turnovers, 0 Penalties, T.O.P. 17:53
MSU: 16 First Downs, 304 YDS OFF, 0 Turnovers, 2 Penalties, T.O.P. 14:12

Individual:

Passing:

CAL: Longshore: 15-30 (50%), 125 YDS, 1 TD, 2 INT, 0 Sacks, Avg. 8.3 YDS, Long. 17 YDS
MSU: Hoyer: 16-27 (59%), 200 YDS, 2 TD, 0 INT, 2 Sacks, Avg. 12.5 YDS, Long. 35 YDS

Rushing

CAL: Montgomery: 15 ATT, 64 YDS (4.2 YDS AVG) [Injured]
CAL: Vereen: 12 ATT, 24 YDS (2.0 YDS AVG), 1 TD
MSU: Ringer: 24 ATT, 106 YDS (4.4 YDS AVG), 1 TD

In conclusion, a really great game with very realistic CPU play.

I was actually in control 17-10 when my RB got injured... and he was running so well too

I got behind after that, had two chances to tie it up late but I missed a 52 yard field goal and my receiver got blown up on 4th down on the next drive... he had the ball in his hands damnit!!!!! Very cool animation though!

MSU then added the last TD after I threw the ball in double or maybe even triple coverage on 4th down on my very last drive.

[GeorgiaPride]

Using version 2 of these sliders. Heisman Difficulty

Halftime Stats
Kentucky - 10 @ Georgia - 38

Kentucky (CPU) Georgia (Me)
First Downs - 6 7
Total Offense - 164 261
Rushing - 19-81-1 12-118-3
Passing - 8-15-0 9-11-1
Passing Yards - 83 143
3rd down conv - 3-8 3-4
turnovers - 2 1
Fumbles lost - 1 0
interception - 1 1
pr yards - 0 118
kr yards - 155 68
total yards - 319 447
punts - avg. - 3-41.7 0-0
TOP - 7:32 6:31

I like that the computer is not completing near as many passes as normal. they are also attempting a heck of a lot more rushes than usual.

I seem to be moving the ball at will, which I should be against kentucky.

what do you guys see?

[lujer]

I have been using these sliders in my dynasty and I like them.

But I think the cpu does not run gain enough on the runs.

What should I do to improve the cpu run game without mmaking it too easy for me to run the ball...

any help would be appreciated...

[turnpiketexas]

This is starting to get to crazy for me. Just about all the time I can run the same play HB Stretch i think out of the ace formation with Evan Royster and I get like avg. of 200 yds a game no matter who I play against.