Post-Patch 3 sliders All-American (WIP)

[crabcola]

KK,
Have you tried these with pro-style offense??

[kkman187]

Quote: Originally Posted by crabcola

KK, Have you tried these with pro-style offense??

I use them with LSU (multiple offense) and they work very well. The multiple offense is basically a prostyle mixed in with pistol and other formations. These sliders work well for every offense except the spread, option, and spread option. Those playbooks need specific slider tweaks that I note in my first post.

[Von Dozier]

Quote: Originally Posted by crabcola

KK, Have you tried these with pro-style offense??

I'm using these with San Diego State who uses a Pro style offense, and I love them.

[Von Dozier]

I'm trying your 1.9 in practice mode right now, and I was hesitant to use them because the line play seemed pretty drastically changed, but they feel really good in practice. So I'll use them with my 2nd year San Diego State dynasty. I played all of season 1 with v1.8

[kkman187]

Quote: Originally Posted by Von Dozier

I'm trying your 1.9 in practice mode right now, and I was hesitant to use them because the line play seemed pretty drastically changed, but they feel really good in practice. So I'll use them with my 2nd year San Diego State dynasty. I played all of season 1 with v1.8

After testing, pass block at 25 is perfect for cpu and user, There is no suction blocking and the pocket develops perfectly. Cpu pass rush is at 35 and user is at 30, giving about 3-6 seconds in the pocket on pass plays, depending on your o-line.

[crabcola]

Quote: Originally Posted by Von Dozier

I'm using these with San Diego State who uses a Pro style offense, and I love them.

Thanks a million!!! That's who I'm using, too.

[Von Dozier]

In my last 2 games with 1.9, i've been shredded with pretty mediocre QBs, with completion % in the 70s. I'm either going to drop CPU accuracy back to 10, or WR catch to 45

[Von Dozier]

I think 1.9 is even more dynamic than 1.8. I've played 4 games so far, and had two of the toughest games I've ever played, against San Jose State and Air Force. My defense definitely got worse in the offseason, lost alot of key players, and it shows. I beat San Jose State by a hair, and lost one of the toughest football games I've ever played against Air Force. I was really giving it my all, going all out trying to win the game, and I lost 28-21. It felt like Heisman on crack. Not unwinnable, but just a crazy hard game against a B team.

In the last post I said I wanted to drop CPU QB accuracy back to 15 or WR drop to 45, and it probably doesn't need that. Although I might keep WR catch at 45. I got styled on by Air Force's QB, who's an 87ovr so I guess I shouldn't have been complaining. But San Jose's 76ovr QB did the same thing, which made me question it. But the last 2 teams I've faced the QBs haven't done well at all (this was after I made changes to my CB depth chart and some smarter playcalling), and it's been fine since.

Then with those 2 crazy tough games, I go and beat up Wyoming and Army, 38-0 and 43-0. Pretty wild contrast. Felt good to do that, after really getting shook up with the two first games.

CPU option is VERY potent with these sliders, when a good team uses it. Air Force killed me with it, but I shut out Army. They gained 60 offensive yards total.

HUM running is alot tougher, but as long as you stick with it, it'll reward you. I used to gain around 4-5 automatic yards with any run play, but now you have to fight a little bit more. I think it's a good balance.