TheMeInTeam
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I play on All-American with sliders that I got from Operation Sports that make the game play more realistically. I've tested it out and the sliders do work well. Even with a stacked team, playing a powerhouse like Alabama is going to be the game of your life, while playing a team like UMass will be a cakewalk. I'm also doing another dynasty where I try to turn Idaho (the worst team with the fan made 2019 rosters) into a national champion. With the realistic sliders on, I actually lost my season opener to North Texas, a game I would have easily won, even with Idaho, with the default sliders.
The biggest challenge to my Road To Redemption dynasty though is going to be coaching contracts. Ohio State demands I win at least 12 games a year or I'll be on the hot seat and might get fired. I could turn coaching contracts off, but that's no fun.
I don't think sliders can cover everything wrong with the game, going off past experience playing with supposedly realistic sliders from operation sports in Madden leagues. If you make the game drop enough passes, shed enough blocks too fast, and random fumble despite covering you can make it hand you RNG losses, but that's about it. And make no mistake; skewing sliders to such an extent creates *completely* unrealistic per game stats while trying to force "realistic" results.
I've seriously seen people try to claim that tuning sliders to make players drop more interceptions is "realistic". Said in a game where it was already possible to drop more interceptions in one game than some QBs get in a full NFL seasons. THAT supposedly needed more dropped picks to be "realistic" lol. Maybe the sliders you see are different, but given the game involved let's just say I have doubts.