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Originally Posted by dfos81 |
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Heres some good videos on different threshold test. And this is on M12, not M11 or before.
If you wanna see what threshold really does in M12
WR cth: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1DWs..._order&list=UL
Kickoff: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1loIN3h-c4
Punt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0nPs..._order&list=UL
Speed and Acc do matter very much so on 100 threshold. Just not as spread out as the other lower threshold test. The difference is Pursuit means more on 100threshold.
So I can have Lbs like London Fletcher keeping up w/ these speedy WR and Rbs, sideline to sideline anyway. And you better belive the WRs w/ better ratings than the defenders in Spd, acc, will beat you vertically if you dont matchup well.
These videos + more about that on http://www.operationsports.com/forum...o-realism.html
So overall Im seeing 100 threshold help the sideline to sideline defense and I still see WRs/Tes beating who they should beat.
ie. I just saw IRL, Steve Smith take a WR reverse and London Fletcher had to change directions and was still able to cut Smith off before getting to far down the edge, abt 4yd gain.
So watch the videos and then tell me what you see.
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sideline to sideline defense can be helped by the Run Reaction slider and block shed sliders
that doesn't really require the threshold to be set high at 100
Did you know on the lower threshold's the higher Reaction slider combine with high rated Pursuit players make 0 threshold just as formidable as 100 threshold wihtout jacking up everyone's speed?
You've done a great job researching this stuff but i've found 0 threshold really helps the CPU offense to be consistent moving the ball
also did you see that pass by Big Ben today to Mike Wallace?
That is the the type of stuff i'm seeing now out of the CPU deep passing game if you don't respect their speedy WR's
But again like i said you've done great job with your research