what recruiting difficulty doe everyone use ?

[DomisLive]

what recruiting difficulty does everyone use ?

[TomSellecksMustache]

I have it on Varsity right now while I get a hold of the new system

[Swanson HD]

Quote: Originally Posted by TomSellecksMustache

I have it on Varsity right now while I get a hold of the new system

Me too, it's still hard to pull off a top 10 or 5 recruiting class if you're not at a powerhouse school. I'm at Iowa and I've pretty much just gone after 10 players REALLY hard, and only like 4 or 5 have signed. I think 4 -(5*) and 1 - (4*) so it's still shaping up to be a pretty good class.

USING IOWA.

[BBlom13]

What is the best recruiting difficulty to provide a bit of a challenge, but isn't too hard?

[1GATOR FAN]

What makes it harder is what I wanna know?

Does the computer cheat by getting more time/points? Or on lower difficulty to they just not invest time into recruits?

[BBlom13]

Quote: Originally Posted by 1GATOR FAN

What makes it harder is what I wanna know? Does the computer cheat by getting more time/points? Or on lower difficulty to they just not invest time into recruits?

I'm curious about that too.

[5StarStarter]

in last years game, the difference in varsity and all american was that you got 1 less 'Change to another subject' and half the amount of promises you can offer I believe.

[afurry91]

Quote: Originally Posted by Swanson HD

Me too, it's still hard to pull off a top 10 or 5 recruiting class if you're not at a powerhouse school. I'm at Iowa and I've pretty much just gone after 10 players REALLY hard, and only like 4 or 5 have signed. I think 4 -(5*) and 1 - (4*) so it's still shaping up to be a pretty good class. USING IOWA.

The fact that you have 4 5*'s at Iowa tells me you need to up the difficulty. You should never pull off a top 10 recruiting class unless you're a powerhouse school. It should take 5 years to build that powerhouse.