S7 THE TOWER?

penfoldandson said:

Pls share

From my personal experience I find running double mug more effective then goal-line D, as I have the players to defend a pass better

I find it's crucial to get off to a fast start, so my strategy is go for a big play TD right away, and go for 2, if I fail either I just restart the challenge

Also I have played around a bit and cannot quite figure out when you get 6 pts for a TD instead of 9. I thought it was if you score on 1st down, but I tested that and got 9 pts

I would add forcing incompletes is better than getting 6 sacks in a row.  And make sure to have a good no huddle setup.

A lot is just pure luck.  Just beat 17 with a kickoff fumble return with 30 seconds left then scored 40 first half of 18.

penfoldandson said:

Pls share

From my personal experience I find running double mug more effective then goal-line D, as I have the players to defend a pass better

I find it's crucial to get off to a fast start, so my strategy is go for a big play TD right away, and go for 2, if I fail either I just restart the challenge

Also I have played around a bit and cannot quite figure out when you get 6 pts for a TD instead of 9. I thought it was if you score on 1st down, but I tested that and got 9 pts

I used Arizona's playbook and ran mostly Wildcat Reverse Pass.  The X button receiver was open 99% of the time.  What I did was instead of going straight into the endzone I ran out of bounds at the 1 yard line.  QB snuck in for the TD to get 9 points then got the 2 pt conversion for a total of 11 points.

On defense I ran 6-2 60 base over and over again.  Was largely successful but the CPU would have moments of God like play.

If you don't score on your first drive and quick you might as well start over again.  Getting that first score is key!

For kicking off, kick all the way to left and with full power.  Should be able to tackle their kick returner around the 10 yard line.

Was able to get a few safety's to help out with the other scoring.

Hope this helps.

keggstpierre said:

I used Arizona's playbook and ran mostly Wildcat Reverse Pass.  The X button receiver was open 99% of the time.  What I did was instead of going straight into the endzone I ran out of bounds at the 1 yard line.  QB snuck in for the TD to get 9 points then got the 2 pt conversion for a total of 11 points.

On defense I ran 6-2 60 base over and over again.  Was largely successful but the CPU would have moments of God like play.

If you don't score on your first drive and quick you might as well start over again.  Getting that first score is key!

For kicking off, kick all the way to left and with full power.  Should be able to tackle their kick returner around the 10 yard line.

Was able to get a few safety's to help out with the other scoring.

Hope this helps.

I followed this exact plan and did it first try without needing the 4th quarter

Thank you!

Picked up Oregon's playbook for that wildcat formation

Also loaded up Gold takeoff + Double Dip + Press Pro on my #1 WR (Tate)  and he smoked their D over and over

25% fumble is total bs  LOL  I had like 6 fumbles in a row and the CPU didn't have any for the first 12 tackles.  I don't really care the last thing I need is another defensive back but I do like the challenge of it.  I will play this off and on and won't try grinding all at once.

penfoldandson said:

Pls share

From my personal experience I find running double mug more effective then goal-line D, as I have the players to defend a pass better

I find it's crucial to get off to a fast start, so my strategy is go for a big play TD right away, and go for 2, if I fail either I just restart the challenge

Also I have played around a bit and cannot quite figure out when you get 6 pts for a TD instead of 9. I thought it was if you score on 1st down, but I tested that and got 9 pts

I was able to get it done as well. I was running mid blitz at first as well but I feel like goal line is the way to go, helps with the option runs. I was running Auburn playbook for the wildcat reverse pass. It works pretty well, just got to make sure you have gold take off on your WR…I didn’t for some reason when I posted last. Personally I was onside kicking to get the ball back or when that didn’t work it was to minimize the time the cpu could run off the clock. Like the other guy said it really comes down to luck.

Edit: i didn’t see the response you got back.

Finally beat it.  Switched between Goal Line Base and Dime Cover 3 Lock.  When you kick off try to make sure they return and stop them at less than the 15, then try for the safety.

The LB over the DT cheese in goal line helps a lot.

Also Cam helped a lot on offense.

billygoat1337 said:

Finally beat it.  Switched between Goal Line Base and Dime Cover 3 Lock.  When you kick off try to make sure they return and stop them at less than the 15, then try for the safety.

The LB over the DT cheese in goal line helps a lot.

Also Cam helped a lot on offense.

I think who you have helps A LOT.  I don't think I could have finished this tower without Kordell Stewart or Ryan Williams.  Also the Wildcat reverse pass was pure money too especially with a fast TE!!!!  I used Goal Line Base and if it was 5th and long or 6th and long I used Nickel 3-3 DBL MUG Mid Blitz.  That damn TE and #29 kept killing me.

Just got past 18 before the end of the 3rd quarter. Goal line D, take whoever is manned up on the back and hover over the center. Dline gets huge inside jump. Throw long bombs go out at the 1 and rush in!