By turning this up, you’ll make it worthless to try these steals, which is good, because it looks stupid and you never see college players lose the ball like that. Move it down for fewer fouls called, up for more fouls called. This controls fouls when trying a standard steal on a player who’s standing still. Slight tweaks between 65 and 70 make a noticeable difference. Move it down for fewer fouls, up for more fouls. This controls shooting fouls, specifically ones that happen on a standard block attempt on a jumpshot. I don’t recommend going higher than 50 unless you want circus-like arcade-style action. This is the literal speed of the action on the court: the players’ movements and speed of the ball. I like 14 or 15 minutes, even though the final score might end up lower than real-life. If you use the “let the CPU shoot for you” trick (just lay off the controller for 10 seconds), you’ll usually miss anyway.Ĭhoose how long a half is.
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On All-American, the shooting logic favors perfectly run plays too much, not allowing many buckets from freewheeling.īut the real game-breaking issue with All-American is that free throws are way too hard, and the free throw difficulty slider is a global slider, affecting both the user and the CPU. I personally have made my own tweaks, which I’ll mention here and there, but given how the forum appreciated his sliders, I’m deferring to his wisdom.ĪLL HAIL DEADLYCANE! Global Sliders Explained DifficultyĪll-American is rigid compared to the more organic feel of All-Conference. Higher fatigue effect: On default settings, fatigue is basically inconsequential.More offensive rebounds: I’ve seen widely mixed opinions on this some people think there are too many offensive rebounds, and some think there are too few.Fewer jumpshots from the post: On default settings, the CPU routinely throws the ball to the post, turns, and shoots a jumpshot, which is ugly and easy to block.Don’t worry, steals will happen more naturally from bad ballhandling and tipped passes, which is much more realistic. Fewer cheap steals: On default settings, you can spam the steal button for takeaways that you’d never see in a college game.More fouls: On default settings, there are few fouls.Realistic shooting percentage: with realistic results for each type of shot.This fella Deadl圜ane’s main objectives seem to be: For experienced players, it’s a little too easy against the CPU in the end.ĭeadl圜ane’s All-Conference Sliders: If you have some experience with the game, I highly recommend using these sliders, and then making tweaks to your liking over time. The idea is that it uses the Varsity-level logic, allowing lots of freewheeling and driving to the basket, but balances the difficulty with lower shot ability for the user, higher shot ability for the CPU. Go-to Slider Setsīlue’s Varsity Sliders: This is a great slider set to start with for rookies. My goal is to get all the useful information organized in one place.Īn extra special shoutout goes to forum contributor Deadl圜ane, whose sliders I’ll reference throughout the article, who offered the most useful information about the game’s logic, and who went to crazily long lengths to customize players with authentic rosters from the 2009-2010 season. The good bits of information are all over the place, and I had to sift through a bunch of mindless complaints and pointless questions to find them. If you’ve played NCAA Basketball 10 and wondered “ Why do I get stripped every time I drive?” or “ Why does the CPU always shoot from the post?” and of course “ What the hell is boundary force field?” you’re in the right place, brother! Table of contents – Click to skip aheadĪ lot of the information in this article comes from my relentless inspection of the Operation Sports forums for NCAA Basketball.
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