Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

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  • cbc72
    Rookie
    • Jun 2003
    • 344

    #1

    Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

    There are a couple really good slider threads for AA out there, but they seem geared toward players with a more advanced understanding of reading CPU defense and spending time in practice learning how to beat those coverages. While I would love to get more knowledge and understanding of the game like that, I just don't have time.

    My passing game is call a play, at the line of scrimmage take a best guess of the most likely receiver to be open, then if he is not open, quickly try and scan for an open receiver.

    Basically all I look for at the snap are if there are blitzers or are they dropping back in coverage and if receivers are jammed at the line.

    These sliders help me have fun games with realistic scores and realistic stats. What you will have to live with is seeing a lot of plays that look like they should be interceptions being dropped, but I need this trade-off to make up for the CPU DBs that react unrealistically to throws.

    You may see high CPU YP Rush averages at times, but with the way the CPU calls plays, total rushing yards will not be out of line.

    All-American
    Speed Slow
    Threshold 50
    8 minute quarters

    Penalties

    Offsides: 50
    False Start: 50
    Holding: 50
    Facemask: 50
    O Pass Interference: 95
    D Pass Interference: 95
    KR/PR Interference: 95
    Clipping: 50
    Intentional Grounding: 50
    Roughing the Passer: 50
    Roughing the Kicker: 50


    ---

    Custom AI (HUM-CPU)

    QB Accuracy: 75-50 (Updated 10/19/11)
    Pass Blocking: 100-50
    WR Catching: 60-60
    RB Ability: 50-50
    Run Blocking: 50-50
    Pass Coverage: 50-0
    Pass Rush: 50-0
    Interceptions: 20-15 (you may want to bump this to 10 or 5 for CPU based on preference) (updated 10/19)
    Rush Defense: 5-50
    Tackling: 40-40
    FG Power: 50-50
    FG Accuracy: 50-50
    Punt Power: 50-50
    Punt Accuracy: 50-50
    KO Power: 50-50

    Again, these are for very casual gamers that are just having trouble passing. I get to play 1 maybe 2 games a few nights a week, and am having fun with these.

    Last note is that I may need to make rushing a little tougher for the user, but am happy with the passing.
    Last edited by cbc72; 10-19-2011, 04:08 PM.
  • SalemChief
    Rookie
    • Oct 2004
    • 165

    #2
    Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

    Sounds like I play exactly the same way, cbc. I also rarely control any player other than the QB. Sort of my "dynasty" version of RTG.

    I'll try out this sliders this weekend, and get back to you. Long day tomorrow. Will post late Saturday morning.
    http://www.kcchiefs.com

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    • Bullet Sponge
      Pro
      • Sep 2010
      • 828

      #3
      Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

      So how's this going? I've tweaked my own passing sliders in my online dynasty (not to this extreme) but to loosen up coverage and pass rush a little and wondered how gameplay was going with the sliders set to this extreme.

      Also why did you mention CPU rushing YPC mght be high? Looks like sliders for CPU rushing are on default.

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      • cbc72
        Rookie
        • Jun 2003
        • 344

        #4
        Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

        I have moved INTs up to 20 for both CPU and User, as I was seeing almost no interceptions, and I have played enough to improve my passing. I have kept the other passing sliders the same and still see realistic results in stats. With Akron, I complete anywhere from 45-65%, but usually the 45-50% range.

        With better teams, I usually complete 60-65%, so I am still happy with having the CPU pass coverage & pass rush at 0, and having pass block at 100.

        I just played a great game as Boise State at WI last night and lost in OT, 44-31 (they returned a fumble for a TD on my OT drive).

        In that game, Total yards were 410 for WI and 407 for BSU.

        Each team had about 280 passing/120 yard rushing.

        I believe both teams were within 10 yards of each other in both rushing and passing, with WI having a few more passing yards than me, and I had a few more rushing yards than WI.

        Each team had 1 INT.

        Each team had 1 broken coverage long TD pass, each team had a TD run and each team had 2 under 20 yard TD passes.

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        • SalemChief
          Rookie
          • Oct 2004
          • 165

          #5
          Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

          Since I only play the QB, I had tried Manning18's sliders. Then this morning, I whipped yet another team--this time 39-14. I'm thinking I need to do what I said and try these sliders. My play style is the same as yours, it seems, cbc; I won't overly-game plan. I like to turn on the game and play. But I'm no thumb jockey, and don't lead receivers with the left stick. Survey the coverage quickly, toss to an open guy. I'm also, I confess, kind of a two-read QB.

          I also need Pass Block at 100, 'cause I'm a sloooooow coverage reader.

          Won't play tomorrow--will try these Thursday, most likely.
          http://www.kcchiefs.com

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          • cbc72
            Rookie
            • Jun 2003
            • 344

            #6
            Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

            Hehe...

            Yeah, I don't lead often either. Sometimes I will try leading on longer throws, and end up with overthrows.

            There were a couple plays I had yesterday where right after I threw it I thought, "I should have thrown that behind the receiver a bit to avoid the coverage."

            Somehow I seem to overthrow a lot of short outs, I think I am pressing the left stick in that direction without thinking about it.

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            • SalemChief
              Rookie
              • Oct 2004
              • 165

              #7
              Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

              Shoot--you even try short outs? I get so worried that I won't see the edges of the screen, that I often dump the ball in a short crossing route to the TE or SR. The TE and slot receiver have the most receptions on my team!

              Right now, it's lack of confidence in my QB's accuracy (an 86), and my own inability to spot an open fly pattern that's preventing me from long balls. In addition, my o-line is young, and kind of spotty.
              http://www.kcchiefs.com

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              • wolverinemaniac
                Rookie
                • Mar 2011
                • 412

                #8
                Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

                nice looking set of sliders, ive found that even tho I consider myself decent at reading the cpu defense my read times on the cvg is slower than it use to be. Must be because im gettin older!

                Thanks for posting these im at work atm gonna try these when I get to the house.

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                • Bullet Sponge
                  Pro
                  • Sep 2010
                  • 828

                  #9
                  Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

                  I've got my sliders (for both me and the CPU) at:

                  Pass Accuracy 35
                  Pass Blocking 70
                  WR Catching 60
                  Pass coverage 30
                  Pass Rush 50 (default)

                  I find these give a lot of the same benefits you're talking about. It allows the QBs to not all be Joe Montana, and eliminates some of the blatant WR drops. Pass coverage is loosened up without being wide open, and pass blocking allows an extra precious second or so. But this is for both sides so prepare to work harder on defense.

                  I also play on FAST Speed with 0 Threshold, which might allow a touch more separation, but also makes you have to make quicker decisions.

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                  • cbc72
                    Rookie
                    • Jun 2003
                    • 344

                    #10
                    Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

                    Excellent! That is the key, to find a setting that works for you, whether you start from scratch or from some on the forum.

                    It looks like as I get better at the game and have to adjust accordingly, that your sliders would be a good set to use. I like the looks of the 30 pass coverage and 70 pass block as a target for when I get better.

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                    • BadAssHskr
                      XSX
                      • Jun 2003
                      • 3541

                      #11
                      Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

                      you've inspired me to go extreme with both HUM and CPU pass coverage.

                      i got housed last night in my NE dynasty, by wyoming.

                      my passing game was crap, and i got beat in the passing game all night long.
                      "Not the victory but the action. Not the goal but the game. In the deed the glory."

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                      • TeddyKGB
                        Pro
                        • Feb 2003
                        • 508

                        #12
                        Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

                        These are almost identical to my own home-brew sliders. I also have Pass Blocking/CPU Pass Rush at 0 and Interceptions seriously dialed down. IMO these changes are the best way for those who are struggling with the passing game to ease their frustrations. I am not a quarterback in real life. I've come to accept that I can't read get through my progressions in 2.7 seconds. Making these changes has saved my enjoyment of the game.

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                        • SalemChief
                          Rookie
                          • Oct 2004
                          • 165

                          #13
                          Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

                          I hear you, Teddy, and feel your pain. I'm the same way. I feel like I do read coverages pretty good, but the game engine uses coverage that is too tight, super LB's, and lightning-blitzes.

                          To combat all this, I've flip-flopped on several sliders, including SG's coach mode sliders, and come back to cbc72's. Got a good game, now. Completing about 64% of my passes. Time to throw. The game is fun again.
                          http://www.kcchiefs.com

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                          • cbc72
                            Rookie
                            • Jun 2003
                            • 344

                            #14
                            Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

                            Cool.

                            I have been playing with the Int slider, trying to get some more of the should be INTs without getting 4 INTs a game. For me, seems like 30 really flipped a switch on the INTs, I had skipped right from 20 to 30, I am going to try 25 for a while. Otherwise I am still using them as posted for the passing game.

                            For the running game I am still trying to get a set to work well. I can seem to run up the middle very effectively, pitches and off tackle runs not as well. I have turned up CPU run D to 70 for now and am still seeing fairly easy success on ISO plays.

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                            • SalemChief
                              Rookie
                              • Oct 2004
                              • 165

                              #15
                              Re: Casual All-American Sliders for the Passing Impaired

                              Going to try INT at 25 for both HUM and CPU as well, cbc. Next game is LSU home vs. UAB (cupcake part of schedule), so stats might not be a good indicator until I get to the SEC part of my schedule. Will post results, though--
                              http://www.kcchiefs.com

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