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Al_Tito13 · 10-09-2019, 10:44 AM

Sliders are working really well, it's only a matter of getting the right mix and combination of sliders to make it work for your needs/style of play/vision of the game.

Like I said in another thread, for board play and checks/bumps, the most important sliders for me are "Stumble Threshold", "Fall And Stumble Ease" and "Incidental Contact Effect". Increasing these sliders will definitely improve the physical aspect of the game and also help breaking the kind of bubble surrounding the puck carrier, which sometimes would make him simply bounce through checks and be able to continue like nothing happened. That's something I hate and these sliders help a lot in that matter.

"Board Effect Non-Puck Carrier" and "Board Effect Puck Carrier" could also be useful for plays near the boards, but the previous sliders I mentioned will already make you stumble more.

10-09-2019, 10:44 AM	#3
Al_Tito13 MVP OVR: 13 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Quebec, Canada Blog Entries: 2	Re: Are some sliders placebo? Sliders are working really well, it's only a matter of getting the right mix and combination of sliders to make it work for your needs/style of play/vision of the game. Like I said in another thread, for board play and checks/bumps, the most important sliders for me are "Stumble Threshold", "Fall And Stumble Ease" and "Incidental Contact Effect". Increasing these sliders will definitely improve the physical aspect of the game and also help breaking the kind of bubble surrounding the puck carrier, which sometimes would make him simply bounce through checks and be able to continue like nothing happened. That's something I hate and these sliders help a lot in that matter. "Board Effect Non-Puck Carrier" and "Board Effect Puck Carrier" could also be useful for plays near the boards, but the previous sliders I mentioned will already make you stumble more.