If anyone is looking for some decent sliders....

[FirstTimer]

A few concerns I have just looking at these sliders:

1. Is the route "mirroring"/jumping issue gone? On all other sets any setting above 35 would have the mirroring issue.

2. How is the run game? It seems WAY out of balance between the run blocking and Rush defense slider. Also With the rush defense slider do the players actually react to the play or do they just mirror or follow it?

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

A few concerns I have just looking at these sliders:

1. Is the route "mirroring"/jumping issue gone? On all other sets any setting above 35 would have the mirroring issue.

2. How is the run game? It seems WAY out of balance between the run blocking and Rush defense slider. Also With the rush defense slider do the players actually react to the play or do they just mirror or follow it?

1. With the speed at 0, even if they mirror the route in M2M coverage, better athletes will create the separation. I kind of dig this.

2. I only played one game, but I found a good mix of negative to short gains with the occasional big yardage thrown in...this was with Akron, so TIFWIW. If you have better speed players, especially at RB, you'll turn the corner more often.

[FirstTimer]

1. With the speed at 0, even if they mirror the route in M2M coverage, better athletes will create the separation. I kind of dig this.

2. I only played one game, but I found a good mix of negative to short gains with the occasional big yardage thrown in...this was with Akron, so TIFWIW. If you have better speed players, especially at RB, you'll turn the corner more often.

Hmm... I'll have to dive in and use them a bit. See if the players are reacting..rather than just falling behind because of speed.

I see your point on #1 but IMO I'd rather see the players react and have the threshhold higher than basically just have higher speed guys simply run away from a psychic AI.

Thanks for the input though.

[Survivor]

I'll check these out tomorrow or monday.

It's hard balancing free time between NCAA Football and FIFA, but I'll try.