Re: SN's All American Sliders (Xbox 360)
 

I agree i think sn accidentally made a super heisman level with his most recent updates. WHich is great that the game allows us to do this I think its just gonna take time for him to nail the sliders down. I def agree with needing to improve the CPU run game but 100 and 0 seems too much, maybe increasing the User tackling will help. I also noticed that my recievers could not get any separation my last couple games. If it wasn't for slants I would not have even been in the game cuz I sure as heck could not establish a running game.

Re: SN's All American Sliders (Xbox 360)
 

No, I do not use auto sub sliders. I've heard that there's a glitch with it where the CPU will not sub your starter back in so I'll avoid that.

Re: SN's All American Sliders (Xbox 360)
 

Interesting. I didn't make any changes to the passing game. It was about the same as before. The biggest change was CPU's ability to establish a better running game.

You can reduce CPU's Pass Coverage and Pass Rush. That would give you more time in the pocket and more separation with the receivers. Try that and see how that works out for you.

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No Im gonna stick with where your at and put in 3.0. My starting running back is hurt so Im a little pass reliant and maybe Washingtons defense was just good in the secondary because of that. I hope increasing the User tackling stops the crazy tackle breaking from the CPU though with the RB ability up that high.

Re: SN's All American Sliders (Xbox 360)
 

Here is my first online dynasty game, using v3.0 sliders. Navy at Ohio State (Me)

I felt like it was a great experience for me. I'd admit that I wasn't used to the amount of pressure that Navy threw at my QB, but I was able to rollout and move up in the pocket for more time. Playaction and fake snap really helped me to get Navy off "Aggressive" gameplan and I did a lot of short routes with some long deep balls for some variety. I relied mostly on Boom Herron to control the game, along with some huge runs by Pryor off the playaction fake.


Notable Stats
Terrelle Pryor (OSU): 14-22 for 204 yards, 3 TDs - 0 INT and 8 rushes for 119 yards (Passed to 9 different receivers)

Boom Herron (OSU): 30 rushes for 118 yards and 1 TD

Navy's Rushing Attack: 4 players with 50+ rushing yards each and 2 TDs (Ricky Dobbs, A. Teich, A. Byrd, and B. Doyle)

Re: SN's All American Sliders (Xbox 360)
 

I just got absolutely **** rocked by Oklahoma as Texas A&M, which is how it should be. I think the run game may be a little too good now, but the passing game is right where it should be for the CPU. I had zero time in the pocket and couldn't get anything working well on the ground.

I got beat down by a far superior team, so the blowout is expected. I will use these sliders against a worse team, then an equal team and post my results.

Re: SN's All American Sliders (Xbox 360)
 

I'll give you that. It's definitely a big step up from v2.3. No one should be complaining about this being too easy. I want to see someone taking SMU and beat USC, Oklahoma, or Florida with v3.0 sliders and say that it is too easy then you're pretty much the best player in the world. :y7:

It is fine for it to be "tough" because we can always tone it down. If it's too easy (even when I try to make it hard), then it's pretty much broken.

Re: SN's All American Sliders (Xbox 360)
 

To be honest I don't think it is possible to be SMU and beat one of those teams. Skill can only take you so far. If you can't get a pass off, tackle the running back, put pressure on the QB, or establish a run game, you will lose. Unless somehow you don't need an offensive line, or you magically make your receivers faster, you can't win that type of game. That's when you know you've made good sliders, when an upset that would never happens in real life won't happen in the game unless ridiculous circumstances arise.