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Footballfan26 · 10-08-2005, 06:45 PM

Gotta say M00d these are great sliders! I couldn't believe how realistic these seemed. I did have troubles with the running game at first but eventually I found some holes and had a good day on the ground. I played as Minnesota @ Tulsa, here are my stats.

Final Score: Min 24-12

Team Stats: MIN/TUL
Pass: 195/57
Rush: 36-155/25-50
Comp-Att-TD: 13-19-1/ 8-19-0
Turnovers: 1/1
1st downs: 17/5
Total Off: 350/107
Sacks: 2/2

Box Score:
M - 0 - 14 - 3 - 7 - 24
T - 3 - 0 - 3 - 6 - 12

Passing
Cupito: 13/18/195 yds, 1 TD, 72%, 2 sacks
Smith: 6/10/39 yds, 60%, 1 sack

Rushing
L. Maroney: 25/123 yds, 4.9 avg, 1 TD, 45 long
U. Parrish: 21/72 yds, 3.4 avg, 16 long, 1 Fum

Receiving
E. Wheelwright: 6-111 yds, 41 long
L. Keopple: 2-30 yds, 16 long

My defense really stepped up in this one. Tulsa's only TD was on a 62 yd punt return for a TD. Meanwhile I was getting stuffed on most of my running plays, then I would come out with the PA and bam big gain. This game was so realistic. Maroney was still under 5 YAC. Which I would like to see every now and then. Basically I came from Heisman and the score would not show that. So however thinks these sliders might not be a challenge, well that pretty much shows how these are still a challenge. The only thing you have to get used to is the running game. Because it IS a dogfight for yardage.

M00d I luv the way you made these sliders. I guess they really worked! lol Everything in this game against Tulsa, I thought looked just like real life, lineman had battles in the trenches, PA works for both teams, the rushing game is tough like it should be, blitzes do cause the QB to rush, mixing up the playcalling does keep the opposing team on their toes. For example, like I said earlier, I had trouble at first rushing the ball. Maroney was 8/17 in the 2nd QT. Until I ran a ISO blast to the weak side with the TE in motion. Not only did this catch them off guard, it allowed my RB to go UP THE MIDDLE and score on a 42 yd run. So this again showed me that RB WILL break away a few times and again thats how it should be. Great job m00d! My enjoyment for this game has just gone up!

PS: I used 7 minute quarters with these, might move up to 8.

10-08-2005, 06:45 PM	#20
Footballfan26 Rookie OVR: 2 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hoosier Country	Re: Sliders for HFA OFF players. Gotta say M00d these are great sliders! I couldn't believe how realistic these seemed. I did have troubles with the running game at first but eventually I found some holes and had a good day on the ground. I played as Minnesota @ Tulsa, here are my stats. Final Score: Min 24-12 Team Stats: MIN/TUL Pass: 195/57 Rush: 36-155/25-50 Comp-Att-TD: 13-19-1/ 8-19-0 Turnovers: 1/1 1st downs: 17/5 Total Off: 350/107 Sacks: 2/2 Box Score: M - 0 - 14 - 3 - 7 - 24 T - 3 - 0 - 3 - 6 - 12 Passing Cupito: 13/18/195 yds, 1 TD, 72%, 2 sacks Smith: 6/10/39 yds, 60%, 1 sack Rushing L. Maroney: 25/123 yds, 4.9 avg, 1 TD, 45 long U. Parrish: 21/72 yds, 3.4 avg, 16 long, 1 Fum Receiving E. Wheelwright: 6-111 yds, 41 long L. Keopple: 2-30 yds, 16 long My defense really stepped up in this one. Tulsa's only TD was on a 62 yd punt return for a TD. Meanwhile I was getting stuffed on most of my running plays, then I would come out with the PA and bam big gain. This game was so realistic. Maroney was still under 5 YAC. Which I would like to see every now and then. Basically I came from Heisman and the score would not show that. So however thinks these sliders might not be a challenge, well that pretty much shows how these are still a challenge. The only thing you have to get used to is the running game. Because it IS a dogfight for yardage. M00d I luv the way you made these sliders. I guess they really worked! lol Everything in this game against Tulsa, I thought looked just like real life, lineman had battles in the trenches, PA works for both teams, the rushing game is tough like it should be, blitzes do cause the QB to rush, mixing up the playcalling does keep the opposing team on their toes. For example, like I said earlier, I had trouble at first rushing the ball. Maroney was 8/17 in the 2nd QT. Until I ran a ISO blast to the weak side with the TE in motion. Not only did this catch them off guard, it allowed my RB to go UP THE MIDDLE and score on a 42 yd run. So this again showed me that RB WILL break away a few times and again thats how it should be. Great job m00d! My enjoyment for this game has just gone up! PS: I used 7 minute quarters with these, might move up to 8. Last edited by Footballfan26; 10-08-2005 at 06:47 PM.