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Interceptions??? CPU vs CPU - 12/6/2007 10:11:01 PM   
dreamvar

 

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Running the latest version 2.1.8
Chose the college level of player skills.

In 26 games played out manually CPU vs CPU there have been two interceptions.

I have been trying to smooth out statistical results by massaging player values in the database and playbook.
I've been able to make rushing yardage realistic to real football.
Same for sacks.
Fumbles happen at a good frequency.
Pass completion percent and average yards gained are on target.

The only thing I haven't been able to make a dent in is interceptions.

I read some older threads and found that initially people complained it was too high, then after David modified for that people complained it was too low.

For both collegiate and NFL levels of play: Interceptions should happen about every 32-34 pass attempts. That comes out to an average of 2 per game.

I'm sure there are people who run video game styled offenses to gun the ball down field repeatedly and thus manage to get a few picks in per game. They were probably the ones saying there were too many earlier on.

I, myself, am interested in realism.

David: Is it possible to put an INT setting in the config file? A setting that tweaks INT rates. I think it would be the best way to please people with different usage styles.
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RE: Interceptions??? CPU vs CPU - 12/7/2007 8:59:29 AM   
mudrick

 

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I definitely agree that Ints are too low.  But they really were too high before.  I was an observer, not a complainer.  But I think ratings should handle that.  Or......when the ball is thrown to the defenders with no WR around. 

So we went from too many to too few.  Best case scenario would have been....from too many to half of those be knock downs.  But I guess that is easier said than done.  Or is there a certain rating for DB's that bring up this probablility?

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RE: Interceptions??? CPU vs CPU - 12/8/2007 9:54:34 PM   
micvik

 

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It definately is a problem. what I do is after training camp I increase DB catching by 10.

I am finding Interceptions are much more realistic this way

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RE: Interceptions??? CPU vs CPU - 12/8/2007 10:44:22 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamvar

Running the latest version 2.1.8
Chose the college level of player skills.

In 26 games played out manually CPU vs CPU there have been two interceptions.

I have been trying to smooth out statistical results by massaging player values in the database and playbook.
I've been able to make rushing yardage realistic to real football.
Same for sacks.
Fumbles happen at a good frequency.
Pass completion percent and average yards gained are on target.





I for one would be interested in what you changed on your player values and what you are using in your playbooks to make your statistical results
more realistic.

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