sliders and attributes should work in conjunction to create a realistic experience for the user.
example:
with default sliders goalies give up around 3.5 goals a game .Lundqvist, Quick (best rated starting goalies) give up 3 goals a game while Pavelec, Hiller (worst rated starters) give up 4 goals a game.
Just by this, we can say that the attributes are doing their job. The best rated goalies are performoing significantly better than the worst rated. But the problem is, it still doesn't match real NHL stats where the average goalie gives up 2.5 goals a game. the best give up around 2 and the worst give up around 3 .
So what do you do ? You jack up goalie SLIDERS to approach real life statistics.
Proper sliders in my view are basically global attribute ratings. If you take out sliders, for this example, you will feel the different skill levels of the goalies, but you won't be achieving realistic stats.
So by rasing goalie skill slider, HYour lundqvist has a functional overall rating boosted say from a 93 OVR to 103 OVR while Pavelec is raised from a 82 to a 92 functional rating.





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