How Can I get the lv 22 playoff reward?

Good day everyone

I’ve done pretty much everything. The only thing left to do is the house rules which would only net me 3000 or so and that is still a few levels a way of getting to 22. There’s not enough unless I’m missing something  . So I guess my question is, has anyone gotten this far ?

cant yet…wont have enough xp til this final release of playoffs and objectives

ItsmeD said:

Good day everyone

I’ve done pretty much everything. The only thing left to do is the house rules which would only net me 3000 or so and that is still a few levels a way of getting to 22. There’s not enough unless I’m missing something  . So I guess my question is, has anyone gotten this far ?

Yeah the next playoff release will have some new objectives. I’m hoping there’s gonna be enough objectives where I dont have to do any house rules.

Law412 said:

Yeah the next playoff release will have some new objectives. I’m hoping there’s gonna be enough objectives where I dont have to do any house rules.

The house rules isn’t too bad. You’ll win 90% of your offense attempts first play with stretch alert bubble 

then you’ll stop them on defense 75% of the time Tampa 2 zone press and shade down

at least that’s how it’s been for me, blew through it…couldn’t believe how fast it went.

WoodyWoody said:

The house rules isn’t too bad. You’ll win 90% of your offense attempts first play with stretch alert bubble 

then you’ll stop them on defense 75% of the time Tampa 2 zone press and shade down

at least that’s how it’s been for me, blew through it…couldn’t believe how fast it went.

Alright that doesn’t sound terrible.  Every other house rules was just so sweaty it wasn’t worth it for me. I might check this out tho Since I don’t mind the college ot one and this is even shorter

WoodyWoody said:

The house rules isn’t too bad. You’ll win 90% of your offense attempts first play with stretch alert bubble 

then you’ll stop them on defense 75% of the time Tampa 2 zone press and shade down

at least that’s how it’s been for me, blew through it…couldn’t believe how fast it went.

lucky….took me like 110 matches to get my 35 wins….i hate playing anything against a real person…but i figured bite the bullet in case there isnt enough xp to hit that last level of the pass without doing it

I won 50 HR games getting stopped once on O. D is way harder. it’s 4 plays to gain 10 yards. High chance to do it. Most of my stops were picks on 1st down from bad reads.

bobbyhill316 said:

lucky….took me like 110 matches to get my 35 wins….i hate playing anything against a real person…but i figured bite the bullet in case there isnt enough xp to hit that last level of the pass without doing it

Well, I didn’t handle these games the same way I would have handled playing a real game, I just went cheesy, and like I said on the RPO bubble (to Deion sanders with his X factor on) and scored almost every time on the first play

WoodyWoody said:

Well, I didn’t handle these games the same way I would have handled playing a real game, I just went cheesy, and like I said on the RPO bubble (to Deion sanders with his X factor on) and scored almost every time on the first play

yeah for me the majority of offensive ones i won, i went into mesh and hit the middle route to the back of the end zone or the te drag in front of the end zone

Law412 said:

Alright that doesn’t sound terrible.  Every other house rules was just so sweaty it wasn’t worth it for me. I might check this out tho Since I don’t mind the college ot one and this is even shorter

This is the least sweaty house rules. Usually over within a play.

As for the Final Drive House Rules, I think I drew defense about 70% of the time. I could count on one hand the number of back-to-back draws of offense in the mode, and as many times I would draw defense four or more times. Almost always lost to stretch runs, and if I stopped those, the next play was invariably an RPO Alert play.

Here’s a tip for the Madden developers: If your data on a mode shows that one side of a contest is winning 75% or 80% of games, maybe the contest conditions need to be tweaked, or the mode should be abandoned altogether. The only things that kept me and many others from quitting out before the first play on defense we’re the occasional first-down interception, and the enormous load time and menu time to game time ratio.

Flat Zone KO is king in that House Rules.