Seattlescott's SuperStar Sliders

[seattlescott0]

Hi everyone, thanks to MkHarsh's All Star sliders, I did some work to bump it to All star. let me know what you think? I average 30 shots, 30 hits, 3-5 penalities a game 1 or 2 breakaways at most, and time attack is getting closer as I realize on superstar you need to play perfect position defense or the computer blasts a shot rite away.

So without furthur ado here are the sliders followed by a youtube video I made of them in action and explaining what they do ;

NHL 11 Sliders
(Two numbers listed are human/cpu to save space)
Level Superstar
Period Minutes 11
Tuner 1.03
Broken stick 4
Game Speed 1
Attributes 6
Fatigue 4/6
Fatigue Recovery 2/1
Injury 5/5
Penalities 6
Penalty Scaing 6
Puck Control 1/1
Puck Acceleration 0/0


AI Learning 6
CPU Strategy 6
Human Strategy 1-6 (Depends on how much hands on you want with coaching)
Faceoff Difficulty 5
Fighting 5
CPU Penalities 4
CPU Teammate penalities 5


Pass Assist 3
Manual Pass off
Pass speed 3
Saucer Pass Speed 4
Pass reception 0/0
Pass Interception 2/2


Wrist Shot Acccuracy 2/2
Wrist Power 3/3
Slap Accuracy 2/2
Slap Power 3/3
One Timer Accuracy 2/2


Hitting assisstance 1
aggression 3/4
Hit power 3/5
stick Lift 3/3
Poke Check Effectivenes 2/3


Goalie Pass 6
Goalie cover 3
Screen Effect 6/6
Goalie react 3/2

Edit : forgot my youtube link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_90XjC64ns

[seattlescott0]

Here is my first box score from my first recorded game with these sliders today.

NHL Scoreboard - Vancouver Canucks () at Ottawa Senators ()

September 20, 2010 1 2 3 F Vancouver Canucks 2 1 1 4 Ottawa Senators 0 1 0 1 Three Stars Roberto Luongo 28 saves Alexendre Burrows 1G 1A Mason Raymond 1G	Team Stats Comparison VAN OTT Shots on Goal 24 29 Hits 12 15 Faceoffs Won-Lost 15 26 Penalty Minutes 6:00 6:00 Power Plays Converted 1/3 0/3 Total Power Plays 3 3 Time on Attack 6:59 8:06
Scoring Summary First Period Scoring VAN H. Sedin (1) A. Burrows (1), D. Sedin (1) EV 19:18 Second Period Scoring VAN M. Raymond (1) K. Ballard (1) PP 6:06 VAN A. Burrows (1) D. Hordichuk (1) SH 17:08 OTT J. Winchester (1) Unassissted PS 18:19 Third Period Scoring VAN R. Kesler (1) A. Edler(1), D. Hamhuis EV 16:50
Vancouver Canucks - Goaltending Shots Saves SV % GAA R. Luongo 29 28 97% 1.00 Ottawa Senators - Goaltending Shots Saves SV % GAA B. Elliot 24 20 83% 4.01

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[topside]

that video is from your last set of sliders

[seattlescott0]

Quote: Originally Posted by topside

that video is from your last set of sliders

The differences are so intricate it's not worth rerecording. Basically the only change is now the CPU hits more because of the tuner, and takes more wrap arounds and aggressive shots from the high slot.

[actionhank]

I got these sliders set up for my new Be a GM mode ( I feel my load of trades in my old one kind of ruined playing as the Blues).
I started my first game against the flyers, and they scored 2 goals in the first 5 minutes.
I reset more and they kept doing it.
So, i think something odd was going on, and i had to take a nap before class anyhow, so i will post more when i get to it later.
(Don't take this as a complaint against the sliders, the gameplay felt much better than what i was using previously. The game just frustrated me)

[seattlescott0]

Quote: Originally Posted by actionhank

I got these sliders set up for my new Be a GM mode ( I feel my load of trades in my old one kind of ruined playing as the Blues). I started my first game against the flyers, and they scored 2 goals in the first 5 minutes. I reset more and they kept doing it. So, i think something odd was going on, and i had to take a nap before class anyhow, so i will post more when i get to it later. (Don't take this as a complaint against the sliders, the gameplay felt much better than what i was using previously. The game just frustrated me)

Are you using Tuner set 1.03? Sometimes I noticed this game "has it out" for you sometimes. You have to reset back to the main screen and restart a new game to get the coding to stop the opposing team from being on fire to start a game. If a team does come out on fire though, and it happens to me often, the best thing to do is play a collapsing defense with normal pressure. make sure they can't get around you and very important - don't play your defense line out of the slot.

If the opposing team scores alot of goals from the low or high slot, switch to a staggard zone to cover the slot. You can also use it in a combination with puck side attack to try and force an uncalled pass into the slot where your weakside winger will be waiting to disrupt the play.

You can stop offensive lines when they are fire. Another thing you can do is pass the puck behind the net and try and tire out the opposing line in your zone and in the nuetral zone to get them to change up to a line not on fire.

FREEZE the puck often to if things are feeling out of control. You can always win a draw. Push both sticks up and shoot off the the draw to clear it to the nuetral zone if you need a breath to reset on defense. Don't forget you can reset on defense too when you freeze the puck.

Hope I helped somewhat.

[seattlescott0]

Quote: Originally Posted by actionhank

I got these sliders set up for my new Be a GM mode ( I feel my load of trades in my old one kind of ruined playing as the Blues). I started my first game against the flyers, and they scored 2 goals in the first 5 minutes. I reset more and they kept doing it. So, i think something odd was going on, and i had to take a nap before class anyhow, so i will post more when i get to it later. (Don't take this as a complaint against the sliders, the gameplay felt much better than what i was using previously. The game just frustrated me)

Oh one more thing I was going to add. Was your first game on the road? When you play on the road, the opposing scoring line has a HUGE chance of coming out with alot of energy...so keep this in mind,

[Jgainsey]

What do you have penalties and penalty time scaling at?