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Originally Posted by Von Dozier |
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Seems like you've really re-hauled your latest set. I'm really enjoying 1.8, so I don't know if I want to make all those big changes just yet. I'm just about finished with my first year of SDS dynasty, and I've faced a huge variety of teams and every game has been pretty different.
My main complaint was always that HUM running felt too easy, but I'm starting to chalk that up because of the teams I was facing (easy, low rated ones). As I got deeper into my dynasty, I started facing TCU and Utah, and most runs they would shut me down in the backfield.
I'm 8-3, with my 3 losses being Missouri, TCU, and of all teams, CSU. Just as I was starting to get on a roll, CSU comes out of nowhere at 5-4 and embarrasses me. There were a few more I probably should have lost, but had some come-from-behind wins that actually felt really good to get. I beat BYU 25-24, and #13 Utah 15-10.
Bumping CPU QB accuracy up a bit I'll do though, because I was about to make that change myself. It seems QBs either go robo, or play absolutely awful at 10. No inbetween. My pass defense is ranked #3 in the country (run D is #50). 15 should even it out.
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The main change is the pass blocking and pass rush. Other than that, the changes are negligable. However, I have been building this up for a while, and some of the adjustments are definitely needed. The cpu passing game was way too erratic for my tastes. I hated moving the QB accuracy slider up to 15, but it is working. Also, the change to cpu run blocking was to cut down on suction blocking that happens above 50. Also, I am constantly editing mini versions of my sliders without a full update, so always check the first page.