Do you guys use any house rules for CFM?

[ALG]

With the new update out, I finally decided to start a few franchises in Madden 16 and was trying to figure out any house rules that I could possibly use to make it slightly tougher on me. Not anything too difficult, just make it difficult enough that I'll stay interested.

The only one I thought of was the 3+1 rule that I saw somewhere on here before, where I can only resign three players (can use the franchise tag on another player), but must let everyone else walk. Is there any other house rules you guys use?

[Brooklynbks4]

Re: Do you guys use any house rules for CFM?

Some play with a no switch rule on defense meaning you stick with one player on a particular play. Also not chesseing the play calling with the same plays like hb toss and four vertical routes

[therealsmallville]

Re: Do you guys use any house rules for CFM?

On offense & defense, I always pick the first play that pops up under "suggestions", as I like to pretend it's the call from a coordinator. My exceptions to this are:

1. When the game gives me the same play twice in a row on offense, or a money play (I go to play #2 in this case).

2. If it's 4th & inches & the suggestion is to kick a 50-yarder with wind against me

3. If it suggests I come out in a goal line defense on 4th, but the computer lines up with 4-wide.

I find this keeps games challenging. So far in year 4, I've had score of 13-10, 7-3, 32-31, 28-24, etc. All over the place & I'm 5-3 on default all-pro (I've changed penalty sliders, though).

In CFM itself, I control all 32 but I found out inadvertantly that this causes the cpu to automatically accept any trade I propose (like the lowest rated FA for a 1st round pick, for example). So I never trade. I re-sign my players (provided they accept my offer), but I don't bid on free agents. I only build through the draft.

Oh, and I user catch every pass. I think those are my house rules.




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