acts238shaun's Zero Threshold, Very Slow All-American sliders

[acts238shaun]

These are ratings based, pure and simple, and allow superstars to be superstars while any weaknesses on your team will stand out against better teams/units. It's tough to upset great teams, even with a great player, if your team isn't that good (think Mallett with Arkansas last year).

My reasons for very slow and zero threshold?
Very slow really shows the weight of the players in their movement and the zero threshold sloes the obscene amount of tackles for loss and limits the amount of times slower players catch faster players from behind. It also helps the CPU run game.

One by-product of the below sliders is you have to recruit to your offensive and defensive schemes and you can't just throw a bunch of speed guys out there. High catch, carry and tackle ratings matter! I also tested these on balanced gameplay settings, but know that any changes will show in the game.

I didn't post any special teams sliders; I feel you should just do what is comfortable to you, as with the below sliders. We all play differently in style and talent.

These can be played on slow instead of very slow without an effect to gameplay, The only downside is the more agile players will seem like they are ice skating.

I appreciate any feedback, stats included if you feel like posting them.

All-American
7 or 8 minutes
Very Slow
Zero Threshold

All American
Very Slow
Speed Threshold Zero

Hum/cpu
Qb acc 35/35
Pass blk 50/45
WR cth 40/40
RB ABL 55/55
Run BLK 55/95
INT's 45/0
Pass Rush 100/50
Pass Cov 50/45
Run Def 35/85
TKL 60/60

Penalties
Offsides - 100
False Start - 100
Off and Def PI - 100
Holding - 50
Clipping - 45
Roughing (both) - 100
Grounding - 65

[chino22]

NCAA Scoreboard - AUBURN () at TENNESSEE ()

September 19, 2010 1 2 3 4 F AUBURN 3 0 7 3 13 TENNESSEE 0 3 0 0 3 Top Performers AUBURN - Stats TENNESSEE - Stats	Team Stats Comparison AUB TEN First Downs 15 7 3rd Down Efficiency 3-12 3-13 4th Down Efficiency 0-0 0-0 Total Yards 432 218 Passing Yards 189 122 Rushing Yards 165 31 Penalties-Penalty Yards 4-40 4-35 Turnovers 2 2 Time of Possession 26:35 11:33
AUBURN Passing C/ATT YDS TD INT C.NEWTON 18/31 189 1 0 Rushing ATT YDS AVG TD M.DYER 11 77 7 0 C.NEWTON 10 48 4.8 0 O.MCCALEBB 1 30 30 0 Receiving REC YDS AVG TD D.ADAMS 5 38 706 0 TENNESSEE Passing C/ATT YDS TD INT M.SIMMS 9/27 122 0 2 Rushing ATT YDS AVG TD T.POOLE 13 42 30.2 0 Receiving REC YDS AVG TD L.STOCKER 3 61 20.3 0

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[jwhite1347]

Forgot pass rush

[acts238shaun]

Quote: Originally Posted by jwhite1347

Forgot pass rush

Crap, I sure did, thanks!

Edited 1st post above to include pass rush.

[acts238shaun]

Chino, that looks like one tough game, a typical SEC throwdown. Were you Auburn or Tennessee?

[acts238shaun]

Note:edited cpu pass rush, lowered a click. It's perfect now in my opinion,

[acts238shaun]

For those preferring slow I'd use these. I actually enjoy these more. I just beat Va tech with Clemson 42-38. Williams had 100+ rushing and the tiger def sacked me three times while I got in two. However, Parker threw for over 300 and Harper got 100 rushing yards of his own. I did get a pick for a TD and that was the difference in the game.

hum/cpu
pass acc 30/30
Pass block 50/45
WR CTH 55/55
RB Abl 50/50
Run blk 50/95
INT's 50/0
Pass cov 45/45
Run def 30/85
Pass rush 100/50
tkl 50/50

[TimLawNYC]

Quote: Originally Posted by acts238shaun

For those preferring slow I'd use these. I actually enjoy these more. I just beat Va tech with Clemson 42-38. Williams had 100+ rushing and the tiger def sacked me three times while I got in two. However, Parker threw for over 300 and Harper got 100 rushing yards of his own. I did get a pick for a TD and that was the difference in the game. hum/cpu pass acc 30/30 Pass block 50/45 WR CTH 55/55 RB Abl 50/50 Run blk 50/95 INT's 50/0 Pass cov 45/45 Run def 30/85 Pass rush 100/50 tkl 50/50

I mean to try this set out soon, but my initital reaction is that it seems like the human passing game would be way too easy wit CPU pass coverage at 45 and INT at 0. Have you found passing to be too easy?