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Xoax34 · 09-13-2014, 04:52 PM

I lowered the Kick power to 45 and upped the fumble to 30. Not too many fumbles but still some with big hits.

The two games ive played so far

16-13 with both sides struggling to score TD's in the Redzone
38-28 Which i had a hard time stopping the Texans and scoring on offense. Towards the end i started to move the ball way better but i threw 4 picks including one after getting to the 1 yard line which pretty much sealed the win.

Overall its fun and challenging. The run game can be very stagnant but backs can still break off good 5-10-15 yard chunks.

I dont know if its a setting or the game but WR's catch the ball near the sideline and always run really wide and step out of bounds short of the first or in the open field.

09-13-2014, 04:52 PM	#73
Xoax34 Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Jan 2012 Blog Entries: 1	Re: Smitty's Zero-Theory Simulation Sliders I lowered the Kick power to 45 and upped the fumble to 30. Not too many fumbles but still some with big hits. The two games ive played so far 16-13 with both sides struggling to score TD's in the Redzone 38-28 Which i had a hard time stopping the Texans and scoring on offense. Towards the end i started to move the ball way better but i threw 4 picks including one after getting to the 1 yard line which pretty much sealed the win. Overall its fun and challenging. The run game can be very stagnant but backs can still break off good 5-10-15 yard chunks. I dont know if its a setting or the game but WR's catch the ball near the sideline and always run really wide and step out of bounds short of the first or in the open field.