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bad_philanthropy · 07-16-2008, 03:34 AM

Whoa, I think the op is right about at least one thing. CPU RBA might just be CPU Pass Block. I noticed it had gotten ever more difficult to get any pressure after I boosted the CPU run sliders. I just tested this theory and maybe someone can try as well.

I had the CPU RBA at 75 I went into practice with Oregon as the defense I chose standard 4-3 Cover 1 and for the offense I had them use the play Shotgun Normal Wing TE Four Verticals. The difference was night and day. When I moved CPU RBA down to zero I suddenly had a very good pass rush with good pressure. It wasn't just about sacks but I was moving the o-line back. Still not perfect but I definitely feel like it was improved.

I think we are all on to something here.

07-16-2008, 03:34 AM	#47 (permalink)
bad_philanthropy LaMike's alrite OVR: 24 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Toronto Posts: 5,939	Re: The sliders that are reversed are: Whoa, I think the op is right about at least one thing. CPU RBA might just be CPU Pass Block. I noticed it had gotten ever more difficult to get any pressure after I boosted the CPU run sliders. I just tested this theory and maybe someone can try as well. I had the CPU RBA at 75 I went into practice with Oregon as the defense I chose standard 4-3 Cover 1 and for the offense I had them use the play Shotgun Normal Wing TE Four Verticals. The difference was night and day. When I moved CPU RBA down to zero I suddenly had a very good pass rush with good pressure. It wasn't just about sacks but I was moving the o-line back. Still not perfect but I definitely feel like it was improved. I think we are all on to something here. __________________