CFB 25, or College Football 25, is a video game with college football as its theme. Once it came out, it was sought after by quite a lot of fans because of its special feature of college students as main Players.

As Latest Version, CFB 25 not only inherits the good foundation of the game before but also makes modifications and updates to the shortcomings:

For example, the overall picture of the game is more detailed and high-definition, and Cutscenes are richer and more interesting.

On the other hand, some interesting new content has been added. If you understand them, you will surely have a better experience of EA CFB 25. For example, Player Progression.

As a more holistic system, Player Progression does not provide you with Mechanism to fully control your Players in the game. And because Players in CFB 25 are college students, their development and changes are more random than regular professional athletes.

Therefore, Player Progression can bring you more unpredictable fun when managing Players. In order to help you get this fun experience efficiently, here are 5 tips for using Player Progression in the game.

1. Development Trait

In Player Progression, Gems usually represent Development Trait Ranges of a Player. The better Player’s Development Trait, the more XP he can accumulate on Court, and the more likely he is to make more progress in OffSeason. It often determines the upper limit of Player’s Development.

Different Development Traits correspond to different Gems:

• Normal - The lowest Level of Development Trait, even no Gems. XP you can get at this Level is pitiful.
• Impact - Marked by Red gems, you can get more conventional XP
• Star - Represented by green gems, it is a relatively good Development Trait
• Elite - A very rare Development Trait. Although there is no specific corresponding Gem, Elite itself is extremely rare.

There is no doubt that Gems can help you better understand Development Traits of Players, to plan a suitable development path for them.

If you want to use Gem to understand Development Traits of Players, you can not only let them tell you through Player visit after having Coaching Ability, but also check it when Signing Day comes. After that, you can check it at any time in Player Card.

2. Skill Caps

It can be said that Skill Caps and Development Traits together constitute the decisive factors affecting Player’s upper limit. If one of your Players has Skill Caps in the game, you can see it in the gray box on the right side of his Player Card.

Skill Caps are inherent, but if you have Coaching Ability, you can use it to change Player’s Skill Caps:

• In CEO Tree, you can increase Skill Caps of all senior athletes by one point.
• In Architect Tree, there is a chance to randomly increase Skill Cap of a certain attribute for Players in a specific position when you level up.

And when you win Conference or National Title in Architect Tree, there is also a chance to increase Player’s best Skill Cap.

3. Mental Abilities

Mental Abilities are a special Mechanism in Player Progression. They cannot be improved by any action you take in the game, nor can they be obtained in any way. They are a fixed static value.

No matter what situation your Player’s Mental Abilities are at the beginning, whether they are good or bad, they will not change afterwards. It can be seen that, in CFB 25, Player’s innate situation is also an important reference for selection.

4. Physical Abilities And Ratings

In College Football 25, you can get better Physical Abilities and higher Ratings by using EA Sports College Football 25 Coins.

When you browse Skill Categories in the game, you will find that each upgrade requires Coins. This is why most Players rarely upgrade them.

You already know that Mental Abilities cannot be artificially improved in CFB 25. Therefore, although the enhancement of Physical Abilities and Ratings requires some Coins, the benefits that come with it must be considerable.

5. How To Get XP?

As mentioned above, XP plays a vital role in NCAA 25. So how to get as much XP as possible is undoubtedly one of the major topics for players.

XP is usually obtained by Players during OffSeason, and the amount of XP obtained is determined by the accumulated data in previous Season and Player’s Coaching Ability.

You can also accumulate Coaching Abilities through your existing Coaches. Coaching Abilities that can affect XP are mainly:

• Motivator Tree: If another Player at that Position is selected in the first 3 rounds, you will get extra XP for a specific Position. In addition, you can also get more XP for a specific Position.
• Architect Tree: Specific Positions can get extra XP through in-game goals, or every 3 consecutive wins.
• Talent Developer Tree: This Ability allows Starting Player at a certain Position to gain XP faster, or low-rated Player at a certain Position to improve faster.

Through the above content about Player Progression in EA CFB 25, I believe you have already gained some experience on how to better use Player Progression to play games.

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Customization and accessibility serves as two vital roles in most modern video games, which provide enough space for players to tweak and tailor the experience based on their needs.

And they are exactly what College Football 25 has provided. In order to enrich the kinds of gameplay, developers offer CPU Skill Sliders, together with Player Skill to help players embrace more freedom and control.

Sliders are designed to make your game journey easier and smoother, suitable for those players who give much emphasis on the realism of the game. The best EA College Football 25 Slider settings for realism will give you the false impression that you are actually playing an actual game online, rather than a so-called game simulation.

This article will focus on Slider options that provide the most realistic gaming experience. However, some tweaks are necessary based on your skill level, the difficulty setting you’re playing on, and the degree of challenge you’re expecting for. You can adjust the corresponding parameters, such as player speed and the frequency of a variety of penalties, based on your preferences and needs.

The Way To Input Sliders

It is quite simple to use Sliders to tweak your gameplay experience. First, jump to the main menu and move along the top bar to “Settings”. Then select Game Settings, then correspond to the titles on the list below to the tabs showing in menu bar.

If a value does not being contained, stay it at default. For an instance, special teams are pretty competitive in essence, especially in the period of road matches, so all Player Skill settings for kicking and punting should keep at 50, just like what its default is.

Most Authentic Sliders Settings

Of course, no matter which Sliders you have chosen eventually, the best way to give a significant advantage to your team is to include those best players with powerful strength to your team. After all, excellent players and disciplined organisation are two key points to claim a victory. Therefore, it is quite necessary to get best player or equip some consumables and packs by spending CFB 25 Coins.

To get the most realistic gaming experience, follow the options below to embrace realism in terms of match flow. And it is inevitable to increase the difficulty of playing, pressuring you with significant gameplay challenge. For example, you will witness fewer interceptions than in default settings, but unfortunately, more fumbles.

Game Options

• Difficulty: Heisman
• Quarter Length: 11 Minutes 
• Play Clock: On
• Accelerated Clock: On
• Minimum Play Clock Time: 20 Seconds
• Defensive Ball Hawk: Off
• Defensive Heat Seeker Assist: Off
• Injuries: 35
• Fatigue: 80
• Player Speed Parity Scale: 85

Player Skill

• QB Accuracy: 36
• Pass Blocking: 50
• WR Catching: 40
• Run Blocking: 18
• Ball Security: 32
• Reaction Time: 55
• Interceptions: 30
• Pass Coverage: 55
• Tackling: 37
• Penalties
• Offside: 65
• False State: 85
• Offensive Holding: 60
• Facemask: 80
• Illegal Block in the Back: 60
• Roughing the Passer: 50
• Defensive Pass Interference: 95

CPU Skill

• QB Accuracy: 32
• Pass Blocking: 52
• WR Catching: 38
• Run Blocking: 100
• Ball Security: 32
• Reaction Time: 60
• Interceptions: 21
• Pass Coverage: 62
• Tackling: 43
• FG Power: 50
• FG Accuracy: 44
• Punt Power: 58
• Punt Accuracy: 80
• Kickoff Power: 54

Use Sliders To Improve Gameplay

Default Skill settings are set at 50, and increase CPU skill will enhance the difficulty and make it relatively harder in any difficulty settings you play. But according to statistics. Most players will choose to change CPU Slider settings instead of Player Skill settings to make the complete match more competitive and exciting.

Before using Sliders, you should increase the difficulty as much as possible to improve your overall gameplay. Then it comes the time for you to tweak the options like Game Options, Penalties, and Player Skill.

There are hundreds of settings are waiting for you to customize, including QB Accuracy, Pass Blocking, WR Catching, Run Blocking, Ball Security, Reaction Time, ect. Therefore, you can try a few times to determine the settings and gameplay that best suit you.

The above is some sharing about Sliders in NCAA 25. If you think the above option adjustment is very suitable for you, then try it quickly. Or you can enter IGGM discord to share other parameters you think are better and recommend them to other players. It also boasts a Giveaway channel where valuable gifts will be given in the terms of lottery drawing. Thanks for reading.