DB'S Stat Accurate Sliders (Slow game Speed)

[cable guy]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrjordan

DB, your sliders play well - maybe the best I have found, but do you have any suggestions for optimizing for super slow speed? thanks MJ

I play on that speed as well, and the sliders worked great, as you mentioned.

I havent played on slow speed so I dont know the difference.

[Falconeer99]

I'm having great games with these sliders. The only thing that is bugging me is that I seem to have too many injuries during the course of the game. I play as the Falcons and it seems that skill players Turner/Norwood/Gonzalez/White get dinged up way too much. Usually not game ending, but it seems Turner, for example, has to leave the game 4-5 times during a game. The CPU seems to have quite a few as well.

Do I adjust the injury slider up or down to reduce frequency?

[bigman24]

Quote: Originally Posted by Falconeer99

I'm having great games with these sliders. The only thing that is bugging me is that I seem to have too many injuries during the course of the game. I play as the Falcons and it seems that skill players Turner/Norwood/Gonzalez/White get dinged up way too much. Usually not game ending, but it seems Turner, for example, has to leave the game 4-5 times during a game. The CPU seems to have quite a few as well. Do I adjust the injury slider up or down to reduce frequency?

Adjust it down to reduce how many injuries you get per game

[DrewBledsoe]

Just have to say, that it's crunch time today for The Jets against The Raiders. If we somehow contrive another exciting new way of losing that one, I'm going for the world's longest ever sulk ...

Last week's only lasted till Thursday......I have a horrible feeling, that it will be close whatever. Maybe a safe gameplan, would be to run 60 times and pass 5 times...yes, I think that's safer.

EDIT: OMG, just checked the Official INJ sheet, Cotchery and Smith are OUT, Edwards is only probable, as is Wright. That leaves Clowney and recent practice squad addition Woodhead. Yes, let's run 60 times...

[z ROCKnROLLA z]

Quote: Originally Posted by DrewBledsoe

Just have to say, that it's crunch time today for The Jets against The Raiders. If we somehow contrive another exciting new way of losing that one, I'm going for the world's longest ever sulk ... Last week's only lasted till Thursday......I have a horrible feeling, that it will be close whatever. Maybe a safe gameplan, would be to run 60 times and pass 5 times...yes, I think that's safer. EDIT: OMG, just checked the Official INJ sheet, Cotchery and Smith are OUT, Edwards is only probable, as is Wright. That leaves Clowney and recent practice squad addition Woodhead. Yes, let's run 60 times...

Whats that got to do with your sliders??? Isn't there a thread for Teams???

[DrewBledsoe]

Quote: Originally Posted by z ROCKnROLLA z

Whats that got to do with your sliders??? Isn't there a thread for Teams???

Nothing, just a small gameday indulgence

[true blue7]

Quote: Originally Posted by Falconeer99

I'm having great games with these sliders. The only thing that is bugging me is that I seem to have too many injuries during the course of the game. I play as the Falcons and it seems that skill players Turner/Norwood/Gonzalez/White get dinged up way too much. Usually not game ending, but it seems Turner, for example, has to leave the game 4-5 times during a game. The CPU seems to have quite a few as well. Do I adjust the injury slider up or down to reduce frequency?

Im guessing you are playing on play now mode and not franchise because you get heaps less injuries in franchise mode.My last franchise i put the injury slider up to 75 and started to get a few injuries.If you get too many injuries just reduce it down a bit.

Higher the slider the more injuries you get.

[true blue7]

Does any body know when the next update will be for madden??

I just took a break from madden and want to start playing it as soon as the update comes through.

This update better fix many issues with the game so we can enjoy madden and not worry about trying to fix the game ourselves.