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Originally Posted by htismaqe
Yes, it's still going well.
I have a method I use for sliders that involves using CPU vs. CPU simulation to get the game to play correctly prior to tweaking for the human player.
In year's past, on both Madden and NCAA, it was necessary to play on All-American (All-Pro) in order to do this -- the defensive AI on Heisman (All-Madden) was so jacked up that neither team could score, so realistic CPU vs. CPU testing wasn't possible.
I simmed a bunch of games yesterday, and CPU vs. CPU simming on Heisman is working beautifully.
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Interesting. I've never tried that, but it might be less frustrating than my past method.... couple notches to the left. Couple of notches to the left. All the way to the left. Everything all the way to the left. Place XBox in far left corner of the room.
Seriously though... is the game pretty balanced in terms of running/passing for you and the CPU? You mentioned the passing was fixed -- is it still better at Heisman? Is the competition top-heavy like it should be? '04 mastered this, but '05 seemed to level teams to the point that it everyone was competitive.
If people have played it enough to know it's more similar to '04 than '05, then I'll probably end up buying it... it's not like I need perfection (see: 100+ sack season by Nick Reid
), but I have about another week before stuff slows to the point where I could put some time into it... and at that point it might be 24/7
