Best 'old man' sliders?

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  • joshlloyd48
    Rookie
    • Jul 2005
    • 44

    #1

    Best 'old man' sliders?

    I'm not really that old (33) but haven't played an NHL game since 2003, so picking this game p and getting back into it is a challenge. Played one game, down 4-0 in he first period.

    Anyway which slider maker maybe considers themselves or their sliders better suited for someone not great on the stick and just getting back into the game?
  • ect63
    Banned
    • Sep 2012
    • 2

    #2
    Re: Best 'old man' sliders?

    Have you tried mkharsh33's sliders?
    http://www.operationsports.com/forum...l-sliders.html
    If those are too difficult try lowering the cpu difficulty adjustment down until it feels perfect. Not too many easier sliders unfortunately ;D

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    • joshlloyd48
      Rookie
      • Jul 2005
      • 44

      #3
      Re: Best 'old man' sliders?

      I was going to try them, but then I read mkharsh33 had given up on them so that put me off lightly, but maybe I'll give it a try

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      • tvman
        MVP
        • Nov 2010
        • 1392

        #4
        Re: Best 'old man' sliders?

        While those sliders are on pro they are not easy. The cpu difficulty or as it's known the cpu cheat slider is maxed out.

        What I would do is just set the game to PRO and leave all sliders at default to start with and see how that plays out after a few games and go from there. Sometimes the best sliders are the ones you make for yourself as we all have different skill levels.

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        • savoie2006
          R.I.P 2KHockey 2000-2011
          • Sep 2006
          • 4657

          #5
          Re: Best 'old man' sliders?

          Originally posted by tvman
          While those sliders are on pro they are not easy. The cpu difficulty or as it's known the cpu cheat slider is maxed out.

          What I would do is just set the game to PRO and leave all sliders at default to start with and see how that plays out after a few games and go from there. Sometimes the best sliders are the ones you make for yourself as we all have different skill levels.
          My sliders don't reflect my skill level really. Honestly mine should be a bit easier for me, but I would rather have the challenge than having sliders that increase my chances of winning. Just saying.... :wink:

          What you said would probably be the best route for the OP.
          http://rateyourmusic.com/collection/Savoie12/visual/

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          • joshlloyd48
            Rookie
            • Jul 2005
            • 44

            #6
            Re: Best 'old man' sliders?

            Thanks guys, tried a new set, reducing a few things in favour and lost my next game only 2-0, with both goals coming late in the 3rd, so I'm happy where its heading for the moment

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            • ukslamjam
              Rookie
              • Mar 2004
              • 361

              #7
              Re: Best 'old man' sliders?

              Originally posted by savoie2006
              My sliders don't reflect my skill level really. Honestly mine should be a bit easier for me, but I would rather have the challenge than having sliders that increase my chances of winning. Just saying.... :wink:

              What you said would probably be the best route for the OP.
              I'm using your sliders and would highly recommend them, I'm in the old man category but find them challenging yet fun.

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              • dmarz45
                Rookie
                • Apr 2011
                • 96

                #8
                Re: Best 'old man' sliders?

                hahaha I just had to read this thread because "old man" sliders just had me cracking up lol

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