Eggie25's New and Improved User Timing HOF Sliders

[Eggie25]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pillendreher_

Quick question: Can somebody tell me the difference between User Timing and RealFG%? What FG% is the game using? Last year's? This year's? And does shot timing factor into RealFG%?

Quote: Originally Posted by jenksalot

User timing just means how "good" the shot is is dependent on your button release. Real fg is more based on the players current rating. Shot timing isn't a factor on real fg.

Yea. They aren't far off. User Timing simply requires you to know release points, and getting a perfect will override a bad shot.

[Eggie25]

Quote: Originally Posted by jenksalot

Can I ask how you guys typically set up your MyLeagues? I used to do 29 game seasons, but found it was too easy to get into the playoffs. Then I went to 58 games and simulated a lot of the games against weaker teams. But then it feels like the stats and award races aren't really yours. Just wondering what most of you do. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

I haven't done one this year but I normally do 29 games being that I used to live closer to family and friends which I would compete against. I play all games whether it's against user or cpu. I generally make sure the sliders I use are tough enough for me to lose games.

[jenksalot]

Decided to start a 29 game league with the Nets. Had to make a couple trades and got Deandre Jordan and Mo Speights. An off night for Lillard (he went like 11 for 34 or something) helped seal the victory in the end. The CPU took a good amount of threes (I don't have the shooters to come close to matching them). Again high free throws and I'm not sure why I have so many more rebounds but a fun, challenging game.

[Eggie25]

Quote: Originally Posted by jenksalot

Decided to start a 29 game league with the Nets. Had to make a couple trades and got Deandre Jordan and Mo Speights. An off night for Lillard (he went like 11 for 34 or something) helped seal the victory in the end. The CPU took a good amount of threes (I don't have the shooters to come close to matching them). Again high free throws and I'm not sure why I have so many more rebounds but a fun, challenging game.

The amount of bricks and the blazers low field goal % led to more rebounds for you. I'm surprised they kept the game so close. I realized that the difference in 3's kept them in the game. What made you decide to use the Nets?

[jenksalot]

Quote: Originally Posted by Eggie25

The amount of bricks and the blazers low field goal % led to more rebounds for you. I'm surprised they kept the game so close. I realized that the difference in 3's kept them in the game. What made you decide to use the Nets?

I see. I picked them because they're one of the worst teams in the game but still have cool uni's and a nice looking home court. Plus I want to get them their first title. Deandre just broke his leg in practice so that title might be a ways away...


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[Eggie25]

Quote: Originally Posted by jenksalot

I see. I picked them because they're one of the worst teams in the game but still have cool uni's and a nice looking home court. Plus I want to get them their first title. Deandre just broke his leg in practice so that title might be a ways away... Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

Wow. That's crazy. In practice? Good luck defensively

[jenksalot]

Played a couple more games with the Nets, managed to upset the Cavs. Still seeing a ton of fouls from the CPU (Kyrie and Chris Andersen both fouled out). Fun games though.

[Eggie25]

Quote: Originally Posted by jenksalot

Played a couple more games with the Nets, managed to upset the Cavs. Still seeing a ton of fouls from the CPU (Kyrie and Chris Andersen both fouled out). Fun games though.

Drop cpu shooting fouls to 39 or 40