Krodis' Heisman Sliders

[Krodis]

These are sliders I made using Firktaf's as a base. Big props to him, as he made the game a lot more enjoyable in general, but I

made some minor alterations that I really think bring it all together:

Heisman
7-8 Minutes (I've been doing 7, but 8 might get a more realistic number of plays, depending on how fast you snap the ball)

Revision 2:

Offense (Hum/CPU)
QB A: 40/50
PB: 5/50
WR C: 20/50
RBA: 85/50
RB: 100/50

Defense (Hum/CPU)
Awareness: 90/50
Knockdowns: 75/65
Interceptions: 30/30
Break Block: 100/20
Tackling: 90/40

Special Teams (Hum/CPU)
FG Power: 40/40
FG Accuracy: 5/5
Punt Power: 50/50
Punt Accuracy: 50/50
Kickoff Power: 60/60


I've been getting completion percentages around 60% for both teams. Ints don't seem to be a huge problem either. Pass rush is still iffy.

Once again, all the credit in the world to Firktaf, but I thought I could make some tweaks to make the sliders even better.

Basic tweaks I made to Firktaf's sliders:
RBA down, RB up
Minor defensive tweaks
PB down

Criticisms, etc; welcome.

[deagledan]

i just played a quick game with michigan vs. clemson (7 minute quarters) and i had an enjoyable experience. then again, it was only one game, but i like what i saw.

it was a defensive battle throughout the first quarter until i finally scored on a goal line drive in the 2nd. it stayed 7-0 until late in the 4th quarter when i stopped their drive on a 4th down (they would have gotten a 1st down if their receiver didn't step out of bounds while catching the ball, phew). about two plays later from where i took over, i took advantage of a blitz and scored on a hb screen.

then they got the ball back and i blitzed at the right time, forcing their qb to throw the only interception in the game (i was very careful with my passes the whole game). i took advantage and scored on that drive with seconds left to go, so the score is a little misleading. it was a close game the whole time throughout. final: 21-0

[Krodis]

Had an AMAZING game today with these sliders in Week 2 of my Dynasty

Nebraska defeated SJSU(me), 41-31

Passing:
Joe Ganz: 18-25, 199, 1 TD, 0 INT, 72%
Kyle Reed 20-32, 335, 3 TD, 2 INT, 62%

Rushing
Marlon Lucky: 32 for 260, 8.1 avg, 5 TD, 17 Broken Tackles (the BKT is a concern)
Dominique Hunsucker: 17 for 102, 6.0 AVG, 2 TD, 1 BKT. (A lot of it was on a long run, so don't mthink I dominated on the ground)

I got 4 sacks on them, they got 5 sacks on me

Statistical anomalies: 17 Broken Tackles for Lucky, 4 Pancakes for one of the Nebraska WR's (Otherwise pancakes looked fine, I'll chalk that up to luck).

Normal issues:
CPU Comp%: 72% here, but I think the gigantic talent difference makes this okay. Further testing is needed, of course

Pass Rush: Not really any problems, sack number is fine. bit of a tendency to get no pressure at all when not getting sacks, but again, talent difference.

CPU Run Game: Yeah... Lucky destroyed me. No problems I can see. I expected him to run all over me.

Difficulty: Don't let the score fool you, they pretty much kicked my butt. A few big plays kept me in it.

Overall, EASILY my best game yet. Hopefully some more people can try these out and I can get more feedback. Considering raising defensive awareness on both sides, but the score came out looking okay considering the teams, so I'm not gonna do that just yet.

[theMUHMEshow]

Quote: Originally Posted by Krodis

Had an AMAZING game today with these sliders in Week 2 of my Dynasty Nebraska defeated SJSU(me), 41-31 Passing: Joe Ganz: 18-25, 199, 1 TD, 0 INT, 72% Kyle Reed 20-32, 335, 3 TD, 2 INT, 62% Rushing Marlon Lucky: 32 for 260, 8.1 avg, 5 TD, 17 Broken Tackles (the BKT is a concern) Dominique Hunsucker: 17 for 102, 6.0 AVG, 2 TD, 1 BKT. (A lot of it was on a long run, so don't mthink I dominated on the ground) I got 4 sacks on them, they got 5 sacks on me Statistical anomalies: 17 Broken Tackles for Lucky, 4 Pancakes for one of the Nebraska WR's (Otherwise pancakes looked fine, I'll chalk that up to luck). Normal issues: CPU Comp%: 72% here, but I think the gigantic talent difference makes this okay. Further testing is needed, of course Pass Rush: Not really any problems, sack number is fine. bit of a tendency to get no pressure at all when not getting sacks, but again, talent difference. CPU Run Game: Yeah... Lucky destroyed me. No problems I can see. I expected him to run all over me. Difficulty: Don't let the score fool you, they pretty much kicked my butt. A few big plays kept me in it. Overall, EASILY my best game yet. Hopefully some more people can try these out and I can get more feedback. Considering raising defensive awareness on both sides, but the score came out looking okay considering the teams, so I'm not gonna do that just yet.

[Krodis]

Quote: Originally Posted by theMUHMEshow

Yeah, well, at least I got the CPU running game going.

[Krodis]

Had another good game with these sliders, but I decided to turn up Defensive Awareness 10 for both sides and I'll see the results.

[Krodis]

Another awesome game with the sliders, best game yet:

SJSU(me), defeated Stanford 44-41 in 2OT (was 34-34 at end of regulation.)

Passing:
Kyle Reed: 19-32, 164 yards, 1 TD, 1 Int
Tavita Pritchard: 20-30, 250 yards, 2 TD, 3 INT

Rushing:
Dominique Hunsucker: 30 for 147 and 1 TD, 4.9 AVG
Anthony Kimble: 20 for 95 and 2 TD, 4.7 AVG

I had 3 sacks, they had 1.

Once again, they had a receiver with a couple pancakes. Don't know what's causing that.

Really not too many problems here. My defense sucks, so 66% comp percentage isn't a concern at all. A bit concerned it might be too easy, and Ints might be a concern, but not a big one. I'm getting a good number of sacks, so that isn't a concern. Computer run game seemed good.

So, Human D awareness is up to 90 and CPU d awareness is up to 50, and I think I certainly liked the results.

Quick Edit: I had bumped Human tackling back up to 85, and I still think CPU broken tackles are high, so I'm bumping it up to 90 and testing the results.

[DEFTFUNDAMENTALZ]

Quote: Originally Posted by Krodis

Another awesome game with the sliders, best game yet: SJSU(me), defeated Stanford 44-41 in 2OT (was 34-34 at end of regulation.) Passing: Kyle Reed: 19-32, 164 yards, 1 TD, 1 Int Tavita Pritchard: 20-30, 250 yards, 2 TD, 3 INT Rushing: Dominique Hunsucker: 30 for 147 and 1 TD, 4.9 AVG Anthony Kimble: 20 for 95 and 2 TD, 4.7 AVG I had 3 sacks, they had 1. Once again, they had a receiver with a couple pancakes. Don't know what's causing that. Really not too many problems here. My defense sucks, so 66% comp percentage isn't a concern at all. A bit concerned it might be too easy, and Ints might be a concern, but not a big one. I'm getting a good number of sacks, so that isn't a concern. Computer run game seemed good. So, Human D awareness is up to 90 and CPU d awareness is up to 50, and I think I certainly liked the results. Quick Edit: I had bumped Human tackling back up to 85, and I still think CPU broken tackles are high, so I'm bumping it up to 90 and testing the results.

Wow! ESPN Classic for sure!

[Krodis]

Quote: Originally Posted by TRETCHARUSS

Wow! ESPN Classic for sure!

Yeah. Actually, it is my THIRD double overtime game (out of 5 total games!) since using Firktaf, and then my, sliders.

Game ended after I hit a field goal in the second overtime, and then picked them off to finish it out.

[firktaf]

Quote: Originally Posted by Krodis

Once again, all the credit in the world to Firktaf, but I thought I could make some tweaks to make the sliders even better. Basic tweaks I made to Firktaf's sliders: RBA down, RB up Minor defensive tweaks PB down

Thanks for the props, man! I must've noticed the same things as you with that first set of my sliders as those were some of the changes I made as well to the updated set. Our current numbers are still different though. I'll try and get a game in eventually(if I can get away from answering questions on these boards and actually get some games in, lol) with your set and see how they work.