Super Sim=Perfect D?

[Frost33]

Is anyone else seeing that when you use Super Sim while on D the cpu rarely scores? I'm more of an offensive minded player and enjoy it far more than D so I normally sim through the D portions. In the 10 or so games I've played so far I've used Super Sim a few times and it seems like the CPU goes 3 and out far more than not.

Is this a real issue or just luck of the draw on my part?

[Nooooovak]

Luck of the draw. I am awful at defense to the point where it isn't even fun for me to play it, so I usually supersim. Last game my team gave up 56 points, the time before it 21, the time before that 38.

I've been seeing a lot of variety that is almost directly related to how well of an offense I'm going up against, which is how it should be.

[Twenty Four]

When I supersim the opposition scores 90000 points. So for me its the other way

[Frost33]

Thats good to hear. I'll have to see what happens when I play later tonight. Does anyone know if sliders affect super sim games?

[adamcsay]

no, last night i was playing kentucky as south carolina and they literally scored on every possession except their last. the score ended up being 45-21 them. it was frustrating.

[KellBobMD]

Yeah play as Oregon State and you'll have to throw up 40+ points on offense to even contend with what your D gives up on SuperSim. (However they do seem to either give up a big play or get a turnover quickly)

[Ge1dertron]

I've ready that the supersim is in fact broken. I never sim but that is what i've been told by friends who have and what i've read all over the net.

[TDenverFan]

As a TB Lehigh with D+ Defense, we surrendered a whopping 17 points against UCONN. I'm the OC, and my QB had a costly int giving them 7 of the 17 points.