[roadman]

Quote: Originally Posted by Oraeon1224

I think the CFM posters are missing the idea. Like any scientific process CFM sucks for testing anything because it has too many variables. It is the core difference between writing a prospective study design and a retrospective study. You can control variables prospectively only, I.e. Practice mode same plays and players and field position, only sliders change. Only in practice can you validly see what a slider does. However, for building a slider set you do have to use CFM. Any sliders I use I lab for a base and understanding then play games to adjust.

It all boils down to, to each their own then.

There are people in this slider forum that know the insides and out of Madden that I trust a ton. I side with them that CFM test differently than Play Now.

Let's put it this way, if someone said they tested the game out in Play Now over 10 games, I don't trust their results and their final findings.

Your mileage may vary.