So this is for all those who aspire to play a very competitive brand of football with NCAA 12. The sliders as we all know are jacked up beyond belief and furthermore there arent any explanaations as to what all is entailed with said sliders. Coming from NDaums S.O.S. thread on his sliders and seeing as how he said making playbooks for the AI was something to look at I did just that. I run on on pretty much default heisman with all the patches and tuners with mustangs roster (with my own edits in them) and had what has to be the best and most enticing results. Realistic football that plays great. Heres what I did and maybe it will work for you:
- I did a customn playbook for all the defenses I would see. (4-3, 3-4, 4-2-5, 3-3-5, and multiple along with a special VT 4-4 playbook)
_Go through each playbook and IMPORTANT...take out any and ALL blitzes that have the word "engage eight", "double safety blitzes" and any blitz that is a man safety blitz (isolates one safety in a sole man coverage which always gets burned) and sell out blitzes in coverage formations such as nickel, dime. I basically removed the blitzes that are too complicated for the CPU to call at the right time. Such as 4-3 normal double corner blitz which opens up the entire middle as BOTH DT's drop into coverage. Its asinine and its not run in college ball.
I basically went in and as a defensive coordinator I gameplanned how many plays and which kind I wanted the CPU to run. The key though is removing the double safety blitzes and the man coverage safty blitzes that gets the safeties burned and or leaves the CB stranded which is fine from time to time but not as much as the CPU calls blitzes. I have had amazing results first game was:
Clemson (me) vs LSU (CPU)
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Tight game all day long and had it not been for Taj Boyds legs buying me some time and me actually game planning around LSU I would have lost. Great game. There are sever al slider makers on this forum, so choose heisman, create defensive playbooks and this game gets waaay better.
- I did a customn playbook for all the defenses I would see. (4-3, 3-4, 4-2-5, 3-3-5, and multiple along with a special VT 4-4 playbook)
_Go through each playbook and IMPORTANT...take out any and ALL blitzes that have the word "engage eight", "double safety blitzes" and any blitz that is a man safety blitz (isolates one safety in a sole man coverage which always gets burned) and sell out blitzes in coverage formations such as nickel, dime. I basically removed the blitzes that are too complicated for the CPU to call at the right time. Such as 4-3 normal double corner blitz which opens up the entire middle as BOTH DT's drop into coverage. Its asinine and its not run in college ball.
I basically went in and as a defensive coordinator I gameplanned how many plays and which kind I wanted the CPU to run. The key though is removing the double safety blitzes and the man coverage safty blitzes that gets the safeties burned and or leaves the CB stranded which is fine from time to time but not as much as the CPU calls blitzes. I have had amazing results first game was:
Clemson (me) vs LSU (CPU)
27 22
Tight game all day long and had it not been for Taj Boyds legs buying me some time and me actually game planning around LSU I would have lost. Great game. There are sever al slider makers on this forum, so choose heisman, create defensive playbooks and this game gets waaay better.
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