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JoshC1977 · 06-04-2016, 04:08 AM

Frank,

What do you have sub frequency set to for the CPU coaches? This is the fatigue slider and has a HUGE bearing on how effective the CPU offense is. Also, the offensive aggression slider is also key. For good offenses, it should be around 65 (or higher for hyper-aggressive teams like Baylor/TCU).

I keep pondering the adjustment to QBA=15 for CPU...you go from getting a few offline throws per game to virtually nil. Not a lot of in-between....you'll be relying on deflections/throwaways/drops for 95% of your incompletions...it's actually quite annoying. If you don't mind not seeing any autosubs at all, many swear by turning fatigue off. I personally can't stand not having subs...but it doesn't bother others as much. It's another tool in the shed.

06-04-2016, 04:08 AM	#434
JoshC1977 All Star OVR: 5 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Morgantown, WV Posts: 11,569	Re: 50(ish) Threshold-based Slider Set for NCAA 14 Frank, What do you have sub frequency set to for the CPU coaches? This is the fatigue slider and has a HUGE bearing on how effective the CPU offense is. Also, the offensive aggression slider is also key. For good offenses, it should be around 65 (or higher for hyper-aggressive teams like Baylor/TCU). I keep pondering the adjustment to QBA=15 for CPU...you go from getting a few offline throws per game to virtually nil. Not a lot of in-between....you'll be relying on deflections/throwaways/drops for 95% of your incompletions...it's actually quite annoying. If you don't mind not seeing any autosubs at all, many swear by turning fatigue off. I personally can't stand not having subs...but it doesn't bother others as much. It's another tool in the shed. __________________ Play the games you love, not the games you want to love.