Coaching conservative/aggressive settings - coach mode

[AustinWolv]

Would anyone happen to know if the offense and defense conservative/aggressive playcalling setting in the Coach tab in dynasty mode affects how players react or play to various situations?

Particularly, we're wondering about this in coach mode for the TGT coach mode dynasty. There are some plays where the CPU QB attacks downfield on throws on more risky throws, especially with a safety coming over to break things up, when there was open receivers underneath.

I haven't run test games yet to see the difference between setting it very conservative versus very aggressive, but plan to if nobody knows for sure.

Also curious to see how that affects defense, if those settings actually do play a part. For example, a CB playing the ball or playing the man more, i.e. risking attempts at INT instead of a tackle or a LB shooting a gap to be aggressive but taking a bad angle as a result.....

Thanks in advance.

[cdj]

I think it affects coaching decisions more than player decisions.

This article details what each slider means.

[AustinWolv]

Thanks

[morsdraconis]

The coaching settings definitely have an effect. I had mine set to aggressive for both big hits and sometimes for stripping the ball as well as going for INTs and I forced 8 or 9 turnovers my first game in the TGTCMOD. It was pretty ridiculous.

[AustinWolv]

The coaching settings definitely have an effect. I had mine set to aggressive for both big hits and sometimes for stripping the ball as well as going for INTs and I forced 8 or 9 turnovers my first game in the TGTCMOD. It was pretty ridiculous.

You sure you aren't talking about the gameplanning settings in-game?

[morsdraconis]

Oh my bad. I was talkin' about that. I misunderstood.