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kip_kasper · 09-14-2014, 11:40 AM

Hey really great stuff here Oraeon1224 the hard work is much appreciated.

I decided to do some testing & started with pass blocking.

I started a practice with the rams & cowboys where I controlled Robert Quinn going up against Tyron Smith. This is a battle between 2 of the best players in the NFL at their respective positions so I figured it should be a pretty close battle with each getting their share of wins. I achieved that w pass block at 0. I really had to be on point with my timing & also take the inside when he gave it to me. I liked how it made me not only be on time with the button pressing but also added a little strategy to the pass rush. When it was at 100 I just defeated him too often to the point that it made having a LT w elite numbers not even matter.

To further test the pass block slider I then subbed in Ray Ray Armstrong for Quinn. He is a LB with moves & block shedding in the 50/60's. Based on these ratings and his strength, irl, I don't think he'd really ever win against Smith. At 100 I beat Smith the first 2 rushes in a row & then ended up winning on about half of my rushes. After I put it back to 0 Smith blocked me on all 10 rushes.

Also while doing this testing I didn't see any difference in the CPU vs CPU blocking.

09-14-2014, 11:40 AM	#37
kip_kasper Just started! OVR: 0 Join Date: Sep 2014	Re: Summary of what sliders do_Oraeon Hey really great stuff here Oraeon1224 the hard work is much appreciated. I decided to do some testing & started with pass blocking. I started a practice with the rams & cowboys where I controlled Robert Quinn going up against Tyron Smith. This is a battle between 2 of the best players in the NFL at their respective positions so I figured it should be a pretty close battle with each getting their share of wins. I achieved that w pass block at 0. I really had to be on point with my timing & also take the inside when he gave it to me. I liked how it made me not only be on time with the button pressing but also added a little strategy to the pass rush. When it was at 100 I just defeated him too often to the point that it made having a LT w elite numbers not even matter. To further test the pass block slider I then subbed in Ray Ray Armstrong for Quinn. He is a LB with moves & block shedding in the 50/60's. Based on these ratings and his strength, irl, I don't think he'd really ever win against Smith. At 100 I beat Smith the first 2 rushes in a row & then ended up winning on about half of my rushes. After I put it back to 0 Smith blocked me on all 10 rushes. Also while doing this testing I didn't see any difference in the CPU vs CPU blocking.