[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

The lower the value, the more noticeable speed/acceleration differences are between players. The higher the value, the less noticeable the difference is. Just an FYI, a former EA dev has stated that a value of 95 is the most authentic value, but EA keeps the default value where it is because the average casual fan really doesn't perceive the type of athletic freaks that make up the NFL. As for the issue you're having, if you're not exaggerating I am not sure exactly what is going on. With it at 95, having a difference much less than yours at 10, I don't see backs and receivers getting caught from behind when they have 10 yard starts 90% of the time. If I ever get a player in space with a 10 yard cushion between them and the defense, it's basically getting housed more often than not because 10 yards is a lot to make up from any point on the field. Are you sure your players are not fatigued or that your R2 even works on your controller?

I sure wish those same devs took the time to test play their own game before providing that type of feedback.

I'd be curious to know since the game is built on top of old code year after year have, they actually sat down and thoroughly tested this setting themselves.

Seems kind of way out there in left field since they admitted a few years ago they didn't even know the extent as to how much value the sliders offer to gameplay.

no disrespect but when I have to lower a Run Block slider down to 0 just to get a semblance of realistic rushing attack, I'm going to assume that 95 threshold is pure speculation because at this point does anyone at EA truly know what's going on with their own gameplay options?

Can that dev confidently tell us that the INT slider at 0 is the most realistic setting at Madden if we wish to see very few INT's.

So, I'm really: when they speak about what's the most authentic and what's not in their game now days