Difficulty Levels suggestions

Roy Tucker · 03-05-2026, 08:42 PM

I am excited about the different difficulty levels.

I was also wondering whether it would be possible to add individual sliders.

In general, I would want Hall of Fame difficulty because I like the idea of the personality modifiers having a noticeable impact. However, I am less interested in CPU teams simply getting better TCR results than I do.

Would it be possible to add a separate TCR slider, maybe from 0 to 5?
0 could mean no additional effect, while 5 could be for players who want the strongest challenge possible.

Then, maybe there could also be individual sliders for each personality attribute:

* Greed
* Loyalty
* Play for Winner

I am forgetting the others at the moment, but something like a 0 to 5 scale could work well.
0 would mean no effect, while 5 would mean the strongest effect possible. For example, if a player has a very strong “Play for Winner” trait and is about to become a free agent, and the effect was at 5 he would never resign with a human team that missed the playoffs.

That kind of customization would let people choose how much they want personality traits to matter without forcing every part of the challenge to scale equally.

03-05-2026, 08:42 PM	#1
Roy Tucker Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 261	Difficulty Levels suggestions I am excited about the different difficulty levels. I was also wondering whether it would be possible to add individual sliders. In general, I would want Hall of Fame difficulty because I like the idea of the personality modifiers having a noticeable impact. However, I am less interested in CPU teams simply getting better TCR results than I do. Would it be possible to add a separate TCR slider, maybe from 0 to 5? 0 could mean no additional effect, while 5 could be for players who want the strongest challenge possible. Then, maybe there could also be individual sliders for each personality attribute: * Greed * Loyalty * Play for Winner I am forgetting the others at the moment, but something like a 0 to 5 scale could work well. 0 would mean no effect, while 5 would mean the strongest effect possible. For example, if a player has a very strong “Play for Winner” trait and is about to become a free agent, and the effect was at 5 he would never resign with a human team that missed the playoffs. That kind of customization would let people choose how much they want personality traits to matter without forcing every part of the challenge to scale equally.