- I recommend following this guy's qb throw animation edits... They look soo much better than default*---
https://forums.operationsports.com/f...d.php?t=936102

-I fully endorse TDAWGS xp sliders which you can find here: https://forums.operationsports.com/f...p-sliders.html

1. no user catching on offense or defense.

2. No Run/pass Commit

3. This 1 is crucial. Absolutely no skipping cut-scenes. Replays are fine to skip but anything that you have to press and hold X to skip through, simply don't do it. the lone exception is the halftime show. it makes the game act weird.



Okay, got that out of the way. now lets get started...

Skill Level: Rookie
Quarter Length: 12 or 13 Min
Play Clock: On
Accelerated Clock: ON
Remaining Time: 20 Seconds
Game Speed:Very Fast
Auto Flip Defensive Play Call: Off
Ball Hawk: Off
Auto Strafe: Off
Heat Seeker: Off
Switch Assist: ON
Coach Mode: Off
Injuries: 10
Fatigue: 100
Player Speed Parity Scale: 50
Ball Carrier Moves: Manual

Next, lets head over to to Visual feedback, under the "on field" section, set everything to off with the exception of:
- franchise ticker
- player names
- pre snap menu

- Turn camera toggle off, passing camera off, offensive camera and defensive camera to Standard.

- We want a good on-field audio experience. so head over to volume control and set the following.

Master volume- 80
in-game commentary- 100
stadium speakers- 85
crowd volume- 75
on field- 40
menu music- 40
menu sfx- 100

Auto Subs:

70/85 for all positions.

Skill Level: All Pro
Game Speed: Normal
Game Style: Simulation
Go to Sliders, Press triangle and Import.

make sure everything is pure default and injuries, fatigue, and threshold are set as follows:

Injuries: 35
Fatigue: 50
Player Speed Parity Scale: 65

Penalties are default with Defensive holding and DPI at 99

Auto subs:

70/85 for all positions.

*enter Tdawgs XP sliders **

So, even with the new specialist positions, rotations...at least for RB's are still very poor. Everyone so far has either tried to fix it by 1. jacking up fatigue. 2. super high auto-sub sliders...or 3. BOTH.

This my friends is a band-aid, but doesn't messes with game-play so much that its not worth it. I however, discovered how to get very solid RB rotations.

1. set your Starting RB in your depth Chart.
2. set who you want to be your backup RB who you want to get the 2nd most carries as your 3rd down back.
3. set your power back.
4. Ideally all 3 are different backs, however you can have your starting running back be either your power back or 3rd down back as well.

that is it! whats even better, is your 3rd down back will come in on 1st and 2nd down sometimes...and ur starting RB will still get carries on 3rd down too..it mixes things up super nicely and is the absolute best rotations I have ever seen at the RB position in this game.

I recommend taking control of the CPU and doing the same for their depth chart. DO NOT RETIRE FROM THE CPU TEAM UNTIL AFTER THE GAME HAS BEEN PLAYED.