[rspencer86]

NOTE FROM MILLENNIUM: THIS FIRST POST ARE RSPENCER'S FINAL SLIDERS.



Hey everyone,

Just thought I would update this thread with my final settings that I have been using for a while now. I've started an open legacy with Western Illinois and it's been a blast so far. I'm currently 5-12 in my first season and trying to claw my way back up the conference standings. My stats are pretty much spot-on... it's cool to go to the Team Stats page and feel that pretty much everything is how it should be.

Gameplay
Difficulty: All-Conference
Half Length: 20 minutes
Simulated Half Length: 20 minutes
Game Speed: 55
Player Speed: 55
Free Throw Difficulty: 75
Player Lock: Off
Real Player FT %: Off
Fatigue: On
Injuries: On
Team Unity: On
Sixth Man: On
Clutch Factor: Off
Pass Icon: On
Def Player Icon: On
Inbound Def Switch: Off
Shot Stick FT: On

Rules
Charging: 100
Blocking: 100
Reaching: 65
Shooting: 60
Loose Ball: 100

Game Sliders (HUM / CPU)
Inside Range Success: 44/44
Mid Range Success: 48/48
3 Point Success: 48/48
Dunk Success: 46/46
Layup Success: 44/44
Close Shot Tendency: 50/40
Midrange Shot Tendency: 50/40
3pt Shot Tendency: 50/20
Drive Tendency: 50/100

Offensive Awareness: 0/0
Defensive Awareness: 100/100
Dunk: 50/50
Ball Handling: 0/0
Off Rebounding: 0/0
Def Rebounding: 0/0
Block: 50/50
Steal: 50/100
Speed: 51/50

Team Unity Effects: 50/50
Dunks In Traffic: 100/100
Screen Success: 30/30
Screen Strength: 30/30
Steal Success: 50/100
Help Defense: 100/100
Help Recovery: 0/0

Energy Fatigue Rate: 53/53
Energy Recover Rate: 50/50
Injury Frequency: 50/50
Injury Effects: 75/75

If you haven't been following the whole thread, I play a "No Switch" defense. That is, while on defense, I never switch players. I find it to be a very fun and fresh way of playing the game.

Like I said, my stats are pretty much spot on. There could be more non-steal turnovers, but that's more of a game issue in general. In my open legacy, I implemented a slow-it-up type offense, hoping to minimize possessions and let my defense rule the day. Sometimes it works... I won my last game 55-48 over Oakland. Sometimes it doesn't... UCLA pounded me 74-52.

The point is, you can run you team however you want to and these sliders should keep the stats realistic. If you run a fast-paced offense, you shouldn't see games get into the 100s on a regular basis with 80 shot attempts per game. If that happens, well, I tried

Anyway, regardless if you find these sliders are for you or not, I hope you find some settings that fit, because this game is just amazing. The fact that I'm still playing this game regularly is a testament to just how good it is.