All out run - All out pass - Balanced Spread - West coast Balanced

[Aztec4Life]

Which is more enjoyable, more effective, etc

I love to spread them out and pass all day but that just doesnt seem to work on this game. I have been testing different schemes with different teams. I really want a playbook where I go 4 wide every down and pass all day. Also, this is for my sim dynasty and not coaching/play calling dynasty.

Whenever I do an all out pass playbook like the patriots, saints or colts, my RB gets over 1500 years receiving and my wr's only get around 600-800. wtf? lol

I want an offense where my 4 wr's get the load of the catches, not my rb or te.

I have also been interested in doing an all out run offense. So I grabbed the steelers, kept everything the same in terms of playbook. I also put LT on the team because I just wanted to see the playbook in full effect. I simmed the season and he split carries nearly 50/50 with the #2 rb. Is there a way to change this? Or in this playbook is it better to have two highly rated rb's so that they are always fresh and more productive?

[Mike3207]

Mike Martz' playbook might fit the bill.

[Savage_Raptor]

Martz Air Attack Personal Best Season:Standard sliders except Pass Acc (75)

QB - 6243 Yds Passing 73 TDs
WR 1: 1806 Yds Rec 37 TDs
WR 2: 1698 Yds Rec 13 TDs
WR 3: 1465 Yds Rec 14 TDs

For running, Steelers Smashmouth, when used while supersimming has given me twin 1500 yard rushers (Max RB ability and run block sliders)

Try Bengals Vertical Pass. I usually do 1600 yards + rushing while focusing on deep passes. So you can easily refocus on running only.

[Aztec4Life]

Quote: Originally Posted by Savage_Raptor

Martz Air Attack Personal Best Season:Standard sliders except Pass Acc (75) QB - 6243 Yds Passing 73 TDs WR 1: 1806 Yds Rec 37 TDs WR 2: 1698 Yds Rec 13 TDs WR 3: 1465 Yds Rec 14 TDs For running, Steelers Smashmouth, when used while supersimming has given me twin 1500 yard rushers (Max RB ability and run block sliders) Try Bengals Vertical Pass. I usually do 1600 yards + rushing while focusing on deep passes. So you can easily refocus on running only.

Damn. those martz air attack numbers are impressive. Do sliders effect the sim or just the games you call the plays in?

[thedudescrew]

When it comes to passing in sims I reccomend making a custom playbook. Get all the plays you want and if you dont have goalline or any running plays then they will only be able to pass. Just a thought. I have my own custom playbook for my air it out Offense and I am using a few I-form plays but the most part is One Back and Shotgun passing plays. Try that if you want a true Deep Ball Offense.

[Savage_Raptor]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aztec4Life

Damn. those martz air attack numbers are impressive. Do sliders effect the sim or just the games you call the plays in?

Both. I supersim all my games. I usually let the CPU call plays unless i want to go for it on 4th down or want a QB run, etc.

[Aztec4Life]

Quote: Originally Posted by Savage_Raptor

Both. I supersim all my games. I usually let the CPU call plays unless i want to go for it on 4th down or want a QB run, etc.

do you think there is any difference than regular sim and super sim? will schemes and statistics be different between the two?

Ive just been doing straight up sims and not supersim.

[Mike3207]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aztec4Life

do you think there is any difference than regular sim and super sim? will schemes and statistics be different between the two? Ive just been doing straight up sims and not supersim.

Schemes will be the same, stats will be different. A lot depends on whether you call the plays in supersim or let the game AI do it. Also, you'll get more coach points with supersim.