NCAA 2004 Sliders

[AndyDufresne]

Aren't those Abner's sliders?

[Jackets333]

Yeah, looks like Abners. I definitely wouldn't move pass blocking down 5 clicks in this year's game.

[boilermaker222]

Three things I have noticed:

1) An obscene amount of sacks. I believe I had over 10 in a game against Texas.

2) Interceptions. I had 6 interceptions against Texas, I think that is an obscene ammount also.

3) My wide receivers drop the ball insanely to much. I believe my QB was 3 for 10, and the WR's cumulatively had 6 drops. Maybe its because I'm playing as Purdue , but its even way to many for them.

I'd also agree with the fact that the CPU is very heavy into passing.

[Rocky]

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jistic said:
Ok, I've done some more tweaking. SO far on AA using default sliders. Turn up both CPU and Human run blocking 5 clicks. Also turn up CPU Pass Accuracy 2 clicks. 8 Min quarters. Getting some good results after 3 games. I'll keep you posted.

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I agree with you on the run blocking sliders. It seems a bit to hard to turn the corner with a RB on this game.....I know that most of sweep plays get contained, but it would be nice to cleanly turn the corner once in a while(they did this pretty good in 2003)!

[Jistic]

THese aren't Abners at all. His you turn up INT's and DEF awareness big time. I leave them alone as the defense is doing a fine job as it is. I also had to crank up penalties too.

[Anaxamander]

Those are Abner's sliders EXACTLY. In fact they've just been copied and pasted because you can see the word "Advertisement" right in the middle of them! LOL~~~

[CheckMate]

Allow me to direct you to OS Commandment #7....

[Jim2]

try adjusting the run - pass ratio in the coaching profile. Most teams are set with the percentage on the high side for passing.