Slider settings on The League and The Run CPU challenges

These CPU challenges offer a reasonable test for EA slider settings since the challenges offer the same starting conditions every time you play through them.  The teams change names but the opponent OVR's and starting conditions are always the same.

  I've kept track of my scores and some stats and bottom line, my 92 OVR team is getting the same results as my 84 OVR team.  Some times I chew clock and some times I try to get the highest score possible.  Either way, 92 OVR is not much different from 84 OVR. 

The most obvious change in sliders was when a CPU HB with 83 SPD and 64 break tackle, broke a full stop-double-team-tackle at the 5 yard line and ran 95 yards for a TD against a 97 SPD, 99ACC safety.  

I'm not saying that what appears to be slider changes is good or bad.  Just curious if anyone else has seen similar results.

Solos are entirely slider dependent, both in terms of CPU player skill and outcomes. I don’t think that is really up for debate. 

The really questions is whether what you are experiencing also occurs in H2H when team overalls / player skill disparity exists…

Can you educate the stupid on what you mean by sliders?

Woodysky said:

Can you educate the stupid on what you mean by sliders?

Not a stupid question.  Slider is just MUT lingo.  

Sliders control the opposing teams' attributes (speed, acceleration, break tackle, etc.).  These slider changes are usually stated up front in the challenge.  The slide is from a cards stated OVR and attributes up to some higher value.

Example: You can play Solo Champions on Easy, Medium or Hard difficulties.  The opposing team, conditions and win requirements are the same for all three modes but the Sliders increase the opposing teams attributes to make the game Easy, Medium or Hard.

The change in difficulty is known and obvious in Solo Champions and in the challenges where you can play easy, normal, hard or epic. 

The question and considerable debate comes in when the slider changes aren't stated up front.  I think this is what's happening in Solo Seasons :The Run and The League.  My point being that a HB with 83 speed cannot outrun a safety with 97 speed the full length of the field.  The HB's sliders must have changed to get him to 98/99 SPD.

The bigger question is whether EA does this dynamically in H2H.  I know they can because they have a patent on dynamic data modification. The MUT community is split about 50/50 on whether EA does this or not.