What I'm using now (AA)

[The Chef]

Quote: Originally Posted by GoBlue09

Ok, I just kept it at 50 from the game against Minnesota because I wasn't sure. Yeah, too many picks but I think the most impressive thing was the lack of user picks.

Were you at home for that game? Just wondering because in the 3 games Ive played with these sliders, 2 at home and the CPU threw 7 picks, and 1 game on the road against Purdue and they only threw 1. It seems like the CPU really plays poorly on the road at times but then again the two teams I played at home were Utah St and Washington.

[GoBlue09]

Yeah it was at the Big House so I am pretty sure that had a lot to do with it as well, lol.

I will play away when I play my USC/UGA game.

[The Chef]

Quote: Originally Posted by GoBlue09

Yeah it was at the Big House so I am pretty sure that had a lot to do with it as well, lol. I will play away when I play my USC/UGA game.

I played Washington at home and barely won in OT, we were very similar teams in terms of ratings though so it was expected to be close. My next game was also at home against Utah St who came out and took a 17-0 lead on me before I outscored them 47-0 the rest of the way. Last game was on the road at Purdue, they were slight favorites but I won in OT again, but they missed 3-4 FG's so they should have won if they had a kicker that could knock in a FG, these werent long ones either, 3 of them were no more then 39 yards out. Im loving the randomness of the games Im playing right now.

[GoBlue09]

I don't know why you are getting such good games compared to me. Recent game was won because of two pick sixes. But the Georgia defense was really tough though.

South Carolina[me] @ Georgia

Score: 45 - 32
First Downs: 15 - 15
Total Offense: 262 - 366
Plays: 77 - 57
Turnovers: 1(1 Interception) - 5(4 Interceptions - 1 Fumble)
Penalties: 3/25 - 2/10
Time of Possession: 19:37 - 12:27

Player Stats: South Carolina

Smelley: 16/26 - 121 Yards - 2 Touchdowns[Passing+Rushing] - 1 Interception - 61% Completion
Davis: 44 - 123 - 1 Touchdown - 2.7 Yards Per Carry
Defense: 65[14] - 2 Sacks - 4 Interceptions[2 Touchdowns] - 3 Forced Fumbles[1 recovered] - 4 Pass Deflections

Player Stats: Georgia

Stafford: 20/32 - 259 Yards - 2 Touchdowns - 4 Interceptions - 62% Completion
Moreno: 14 - 33 - 2.3 Yards Per Carry*
Defense: 86[9] - 1 Interception - 2 Forced Fumbles - 5 Pass Deflections.

*Caleb King came in when Moreno was injured had carried it 7 times for 70 yards and a touchdown, but he broke a 50 yard run. Also I went 3/4 on field goals, only missing a 49 yarder.

[bucksfan07]

tried these out and had a great game, me winning as MSU against Minnesota, 37-13
There was a combined 3 picks only and I had 4 sacks on defense; both teams rushed for about 110yrds. Great Sliders

[The Chef]

Quote: Originally Posted by GoBlue09

I don't know why you are getting such good games compared to me. Recent game was won because of two pick sixes. But the Georgia defense was really tough though. South Carolina[me] @ Georgia Score: 45 - 32 First Downs: 15 - 15 Total Offense: 262 - 366 Plays: 77 - 57 Turnovers: 1(1 Interception) - 5(4 Interceptions - 1 Fumble) Penalties: 3/25 - 2/10 Time of Possession: 19:37 - 12:27 Player Stats: South Carolina Smelley: 16/26 - 121 Yards - 2 Touchdowns[Passing+Rushing] - 1 Interception - 61% Completion Davis: 44 - 123 - 1 Touchdown - 2.7 Yards Per Carry Defense: 65[14] - 2 Sacks - 4 Interceptions[2 Touchdowns] - 3 Forced Fumbles[1 recovered] - 4 Pass Deflections Player Stats: Georgia Stafford: 20/32 - 259 Yards - 2 Touchdowns - 4 Interceptions - 62% Completion Moreno: 14 - 33 - 2.3 Yards Per Carry* Defense: 86[9] - 1 Interception - 2 Forced Fumbles - 5 Pass Deflections. *Caleb King came in when Moreno was injured had carried it 7 times for 70 yards and a touchdown, but he broke a 50 yard run. Also I went 3/4 on field goals, only missing a 49 yarder.

Not sure, here are all the things I do...

1. Always press "x" on PS3 or "A" on 360 when your defender is going for the pick, sometimes it helps them go for the swat instead and this helps cut down on CPU int's.

2. I always let Corso pick and the only times I venture away from what he picked is when he either becomes completely pass happy or he starts calling nothing but screen passes. Its not just offense, I always let him call my plays on defense, even if the CPU is in a 4-wide and Corso tells me to go 4-3. In the case where this happens I will zone it up with my 4-3 though.

3. I dont abuse crossing patterns, hooks or outs (not saying you do) and I will take shots down the field at random spots of the game when it makes sense.

4. I control a DT normally and Ive actually gotten 2 sacks doing this, I enjoy it but I can see how you get sucked into blocks far too much.

5. I dont jump the snap ever, its nice in an attempt to increase sacks but it will absolutly destroy the CPU's running game.

6. I generally dont switch on defense, if Im a DT and Im on my ***, I wait until I can get up and attempt to chase down the CPU. The only time I will switch is when a guy is clearly running down the sidelines and my guys are trying to get the angle on him, if I dont do this then its a TD for sure since they take terrible angles for me.

7. I blitz quite a bit, and if Im blitzing on the left side of the line, I will slant my D-Line to the left as well, I want everyone attacking the same side, it works for the most part but I will and can get beat if they dont get there, realistic if you ask me. Secondly a good QB will screw this up, the QB for Purdue kept rolling out opposite, so I had to start bluffing to one side and sending the house on the other in hopes he would bluff to that side and get nailed.

8. I VERY rarely shift my offensive line, it makes it too difficult for the CPU to get pressure on me it seems.

9. I dont use the right stick to commit to run or pass at all, I tried it in my last game against Purdue and I didnt really see a difference to be honest. I can understand that they might get back into their coverage sooner but I want the CPU game to struggle not rip me a new one because I guessed wrong.

Im probably missing something, but these are generally how I play, it works for me and the outcomes are right in line for the most part. I have started to Supersim the kickoffs and punts since in the beginning I was just letting the CPU run my kickoffs and punts back while I watched and that didnt seem to work, so this helps as well. I dont supersim when Im kicking off or punting to the CPU since I figure it makes it tougher on my anyways. Hope I helped in someway.

[GoBlue09]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pimping219

Not sure, here are all the things I do... 1. Always press "x" on PS3 or "A" on 360 when your defender is going for the pick, sometimes it helps them go for the swat instead and this helps cut down on CPU int's. 2. I always let Corso pick and the only times I venture away from what he picked is when he either becomes completely pass happy or he starts calling nothing but screen passes. Its not just offense, I always let him call my plays on defense, even if the CPU is in a 4-wide and Corso tells me to go 4-3. In the case where this happens I will zone it up with my 4-3 though. 3. I dont abuse crossing patterns, hooks or outs (not saying you do) and I will take shots down the field at random spots of the game when it makes sense. 4. I control a DT normally and Ive actually gotten 2 sacks doing this, I enjoy it but I can see how you get sucked into blocks far too much. 5. I dont jump the snap ever, its nice in an attempt to increase sacks but it will absolutly destroy the CPU's running game. 6. I generally dont switch on defense, if Im a DT and Im on my ***, I wait until I can get up and attempt to chase down the CPU. The only time I will switch is when a guy is clearly running down the sidelines and my guys are trying to get the angle on him, if I dont do this then its a TD for sure since they take terrible angles for me. 7. I blitz quite a bit, and if Im blitzing on the left side of the line, I will slant my D-Line to the left as well, I want everyone attacking the same side, it works for the most part but I will and can get beat if they dont get there, realistic if you ask me. Secondly a good QB will screw this up, the QB for Purdue kept rolling out opposite, so I had to start bluffing to one side and sending the house on the other in hopes he would bluff to that side and get nailed. 8. I VERY rarely shift my offensive line, it makes it too difficult for the CPU to get pressure on me it seems. 9. I dont use the right stick to commit to run or pass at all, I tried it in my last game against Purdue and I didnt really see a difference to be honest. I can understand that they might get back into their coverage sooner but I want the CPU game to struggle not rip me a new one because I guessed wrong. Im probably missing something, but these are generally how I play, it works for me and the outcomes are right in line for the most part. I have started to Supersim the kickoffs and punts since in the beginning I was just letting the CPU run my kickoffs and punts back while I watched and that didnt seem to work, so this helps as well. I dont supersim when Im kicking off or punting to the CPU since I figure it makes it tougher on my anyways. Hope I helped in someway.

1. All of my picks surprisingly is the cpu doing all the work, I just return them.

2. I normal pick my plays, on offense as you can tell by my two games I love to run a lot. On defense I just try to match up the number of corners to receivers, too many zone defenses and not enough mixed ones suck.

3. The only thing I abuse you could say is my tight end mainly because he is the only player ever open.

4/6. I normally control a DT but most of the time I switch and try to swat the ball down.

5. Don't jump it either.

7. Same thing.

8. I don't bother with this either.

9. Didn't even know that was still in the game, lol.

[GoBlue09]

Game #3: Clemson @ South Carolina[Me]
This game was pretty good defensive game till I blew it up in the fourth quarter. Finally a good number of turnovers this game too.

Score: 44 - 23 South Carolina
First Downs: 20 - 9 South Carolina
Total Offense: 360 - 172 South Carolina
Total Plays: 75 - 49 South Carolina
Turnovers: 1[Interception] SC - 2[Interception/Fumble] Clemson
Penalties: 3/20 - 1/10
Time of Possession: 21:23 - 10:41

Player Stats: South Carolina

Smelley: 16/26 - 162 Yards - 1 Touchdown/1 Interception - 61% Completion

Davis: 39 - 166 Yards - 3 Touchdowns - 4.2

Defense: 48[7] - 2 Sacks - 1 Interception[1 Touchdown] - 9 Pass Deflections - 1 Forced Fumble[Fumble Recovery]

Player Stats: Clemson

Harper: 13/30 - 156 Yards - 2 Touchdowns/1 Interception - 43% Completion

Davis: 9 - 22 Yards - 2.4

Defense: 87[12] - 1 Sack - 1 Interception - 4 Pass Deflections - 2 Forced Fumbles

Overall this was close till I had the Interception for the touchdown which was really realistic, the Safety read the play perfect and stepped in and was gone. Probably my best game yet, but still won by 20+.

[The Chef]

Well you dont have to be in control of your DB when pressing "x", they will still swat more often then try for the pick or atleast thats what Ive seen while Ive played.

[GigemAGGIES13]

I'm concerned about having the Defense's awareness down at 30, wouldn't that make the Human passing game too easy?

My AA sliders are currently using 100 Awareness, and the CPU tends to challenge my passes, but MY D has appeared beastly at times.