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SeanDylan · 08-11-2010, 07:05 PM

Well you can get a decent grasp for how hard someones sliders is by comparing the sliders to your own. If someone has the RB break tackle up to 70, I'm hoping they also have tackling increased because as it is, playing on all madden, without adjusting any sliders, the opposing RB will break at least 10 tackles per game, which is completely unrealistic. It's like I said in my thread, the second game I played was against Oakland. I decided to try All-Madden out because I dominated the Cardinals in my first game at All-Pro. McFadden, who I believe is a 79 overall, more than a speedster than anything, was able to consistently break tackles. When a 79, who is fast but not very strong, is able to break that many tackles it makes the game less fun. I really hope there is a way to make this game play fun while still being realistic.

08-11-2010, 07:05 PM	#13
SeanDylan Rookie OVR: 1 Join Date: Aug 2009	Re: Hardest M11 sliders Well you can get a decent grasp for how hard someones sliders is by comparing the sliders to your own. If someone has the RB break tackle up to 70, I'm hoping they also have tackling increased because as it is, playing on all madden, without adjusting any sliders, the opposing RB will break at least 10 tackles per game, which is completely unrealistic. It's like I said in my thread, the second game I played was against Oakland. I decided to try All-Madden out because I dominated the Cardinals in my first game at All-Pro. McFadden, who I believe is a 79 overall, more than a speedster than anything, was able to consistently break tackles. When a 79, who is fast but not very strong, is able to break that many tackles it makes the game less fun. I really hope there is a way to make this game play fun while still being realistic.