Setting Defense to aggressive(strip).....-_-

[Godssafetynow21]

My brother Is using San Jose state and Has had his defense strip ball to aggressive the whole season...The amount of fumbles he forces is ridiculous...10 games in and he's forced about 50 or more fumbles. AA dificulty

[Pokes404]

I did this originally because OSU has a very aggressive defense that will sometimes miss tackles in favor of trying to force turnovers. So, I thought this would be a good way to represent that.

After playing 5 or 6 games with strip ball set to aggressive, I set it back to Normal. I was getting tons of fumbles, yet I didn't see any increase in the number of missed tackles. Hell, I'm not positive, but my tackling might have actually improved a bit.

[Cpre5]

Interesting, testing right now

[bodymore]

I just played against somebody online and they forced 5 fumbles in the second half. smh

[Aggies7]

Wasn't it a few years back when you set it to aggressive it increased facemack penalties and lowered tackling.

[BaylorBearBryant]

Are your penalties adjusted for more facemasking calls? Slider needs to be set at 54.

[1GATOR FAN]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aggies7

Wasn't it a few years back when you set it to aggressive it increased facemack penalties and lowered tackling.

Yes but it was worthless then because almost every tackle was a facemask and at then end of a close game 1 first down could end the game.

It would be perfect now if they missed more tackles but now it's like they still just tackle like normal but try to strip every once in a while

[Lop_Huckawuckie]

Thankfully you can negate it by setting Big Run to Conservative, although it's not an ideal solution since there is apparently no penalty to setting defense to agressive/strip.