What sliders are just below All-Madden?

[onetonmartin]

Hey guys,

I'm pretty new to the slider stuff and I'm having problems with Madden 10's difficulty levels.

All Pro is WAY too easy and All Madden is WAY to difficult for me at this point. I've tinkered with sliders, but they're not making any sense. (Wife and i just had twins so I don't have my usual alotted time to figure it out.) So please pardon my noob-ness and help me find the way to a happy medium.

TIA,
One

[NoleFan]

Since EA has FINALLY gone the route of the old 2k games and the slider value changes as you change difficulty you can average all-pro and all-madden to come up with a difficulty level between the 2.

Level - Slider
Rookie - 100
Pro - 75
All-Pro - 50
All-Madden - 25

So, set all your sliders to 38 and that should give you a difficulty level between all-pro and all-madden. It's just a theory but couldn't hurt to try.

I'm currently playing with my sliders at 63 which is the average of all 4 difficulty levels and I set cpu skill to the same thing. I've only got one game under my belt but I'll know more when I get off of work today and can play more.

[onetonmartin]

Excellent,

I can't wait to try it.

[DEFTFUNDAMENTALZ]

Quote: Originally Posted by NoleFan

Since EA has FINALLY gone the route of the old 2k games and the slider value changes as you change difficulty you can average all-pro and all-madden to come up with a difficulty level between the 2. Level - Slider Rookie - 100 Pro - 75 All-Pro - 50 All-Madden - 25 So, set all your sliders to 38 and that should give you a difficulty level between all-pro and all-madden. It's just a theory but couldn't hurt to try. I'm currently playing with my sliders at 63 which is the average of all 4 difficulty levels and I set cpu skill to the same thing. I've only got one game under my belt but I'll know more when I get off of work today and can play more.

I would love to see your stats for that. Sounds very promising.

[Rocky]

Quote: Originally Posted by NoleFan

Since EA has FINALLY gone the route of the old 2k games and the slider value changes as you change difficulty you can average all-pro and all-madden to come up with a difficulty level between the 2. Level - Slider Rookie - 100 Pro - 75 All-Pro - 50 All-Madden - 25 So, set all your sliders to 38 and that should give you a difficulty level between all-pro and all-madden. It's just a theory but couldn't hurt to try. I'm currently playing with my sliders at 63 which is the average of all 4 difficulty levels and I set cpu skill to the same thing. I've only got one game under my belt but I'll know more when I get off of work today and can play more.

I think that's true to an extent, but they're definately some differences between All-Pro and Madden that extend beyond the slider numbers.