I have 3 different ODs going on 3 levels.

[DJ]

Quote: Originally Posted by BiggestKJ

Who's sliders AA's or Nolefan's? I haven't changed anything since AA's....and I'm loving them...

I'm using AA's, which are an extension of Mudtiger's.

Started my SU dynasty and lost 34-17 @ Northwestern. I actually led 17-13 in the 2nd half, but I couldn't contain their passing game (I did have 4 sacks and a pick-6) and my offense fell silent when I needed to make a play after falling behind.

[NoleFan]

Mine are going to be different because I only control the QB. My backs are CPU controlled so I wouldn't (in my opinion) be able to use the RB Ability and Run Blocking sliders that AuburnAlumni uses.

[DJ]

Game 2 of my SU dynasty, beat Akron 39-38 in OT. Interesting play in OT. Akron scored, kicked the PAT, but were called for holding so I accept, they kick again and miss. I score and make my PAT and win.

Love these sliders as SU is crappy, just like in real life. You really have to work for points with this team, and stopping the CPU is tough.

[NoleFan]

My 1st game with AA's Varsity sliders...



It was the 2nd game of the 2010 season in my Army dynasty. I tossed a couple early picks 6'es getting used to the reduced human qb accuracy but then settled in.

I really like the results. I'm in the last year of my contract so I need some success to try and keep my job. My approval bar is almost full though.

[Anti Honor]

Quote: Originally Posted by NoleFan

My 1st game with AA's Varsity sliders... It was the 2nd game of the 2010 season in my Army dynasty. I tossed a couple early picks 6'es getting used to the reduced human qb accuracy but then settled in. I really like the results. I'm in the last year of my contract so I need some success to try and keep my job. My approval bar is almost full though.

My only issue with the sliders, is that my running back (CJ Spiller) can't seem to get anything going. It was the same when I was West Virginia. Again, for those that don't already know, I do not control my backs. This is happening against bad teams, I might add.

If you make any changes to these, let me know. Now, I don't want my back to gain 200 per game, but breaking 100 or a bit more once in a while, would be nice.

[NoleFan]

For the sliders that I recently switched from, I had both hum and cpu rb ability and run blocking at 65 and both teams could put up fairly nice yardage on the ground. In my game against Akron, Jamal Robinson had 67 yards on 13 attempts averaging 5.2 ypc. Akron's leading rusher, Philip Morris, averaged 7.4 ypc on his 8 rushes.

I'll reevaluate at the end of the season.

[jorge380]

Something interesting,i play on Varsity and i put the slider interception to 100 and put the QB ACCURACY to 30 for both HUM and CPU now im averaging about 1-2 interceptions a game,oh well strange but real good.try it out.

[Von Dozier]

I'm gonna be taking over SMU using these sliders, using a pretty much pass-only gameplan.

I've used these so far in an Indiana dynasty, and I've found passing a bit too easy for both sides. I usually post 80% or so QB rating, with CPU never going below 70%. Run game is good on both sides though. But it's a bit unnerving that there's a score on every single drive. However, it may just be the competition. I've played Western Kentucky and Ball State, although I blew both out.

I'll keep you posted.