Madden 24 Guide: CPU vs CPU, Play the Moment, and Super Sim

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User mrprice33 posted a definitive guide to CPU-CPU, play the Moment, and Super Sim on 21 August 2016. It is also applicable this year for Madden 24. We made a minor update. Here's the ultimate breakdown:

Super Sim

When in play now against the CPU or CFM against the CPU, the user can elect to enter the Super Sim menu either by pushing in the left stick or going to the pause menu and selecting "Super Sim".

Additionally, when starting a game in CFM, the user will have the option to enter directly into a super sim environment, either in play the moment, or any of the other options.

Either way, they'll be presented with multiple options.

Madden 24 Super Sim

This is the main Super Sim screen. This comes up when you access Super Sim from either the playcall menu or the pause menu.

Custom Play Options

You have 3 options. First is "Custom Play Options"

Madden 24 Custom Play Options

As you can see, there are four options:

  • Play Key Moments: This is "Play the Moment".
  • Play Full Game: This is essentially turning Super Sim off and playing a regular game of Madden.
  • Play All Offense: Defense is Simmed, user plays offense.
  • Play all Defense: Offense is Simmed, user plays defense.

Jump Ahead

If the user selects "Jump Ahead," they're presented with this menu:

Madden 24 Jump Forward

This allows you to jump ahead exactly as the menu states. If you just want to play every 4th quarter, you can jump ahead to the second. The game will sim forward to the second quarter, then you'd re-enter the super sim menu and jump ahead to the third, and so on and so forth.

You can also jump ahead to the end of the game, which will allow you to essentially super sim all the way through the game. You can interrupt it at any time and take over if you want, but if you put the controller down it will play through to the end.

Speeds

Now, for each Super Sim type there are 3 speeds: Normal, Fast, and Slow.

Madden 24 Speed

On Normal and Fast, you are presented with this screen:

Madden 24 Normal Speed

It will show you the plays happening in a GameCast-like flow, with only the speed of the plays being shown to you changed by whether or not you choose Normal or Slow. On Normal, you'll be shown a new play every 1-2 seconds or so, while on Fast, you won't really be able to keep up as there are maybe 2 or 3 plays happening per second. Now, you are being shown the plays at different paces, BUT THEY ARE HAPPENING IN ACCORDANCE WITH TRYING TO GET THE GAME TO SIMULATE ABOUT 120-130 PLAYS COMBINED FOR BOTH TEAMS. I wanted to put that in caps just in case it was confusing. The number of plays actually happening is the same, but Super Sim is always calibrated to give you 120-130 plays no matter how long your quarters are or how fast you're wanting to see plays.

If you change the speed to Slow, you're going to get this view:

Madden 24 Slow Speed

Good ol CPU-CPU goodness on broadcast cam.

This will play out like a normal game of Madden, except you're spectating. So anything that happens in a normal game (such as there being no linemen injuries), will happen in this view. The commentary will flow, there will be presentation, replays, etc. It's a normal game, played from broadcast cam, without user input. This is also tuned to have about 120-130 plays per game.

Now, you can interchange all of these options, if you want. So you can do Play the Moments with Super Sim Slow and essentially watch the game in broadcast, and be able to jump in for important moments. You can skip to end with Super Sim Slow and the game will play out in broadcast cam in full. You can Super Sim Slow to the 4th quarter and take over for the 4th. You can Super Sim Fast to the 4th and change to Super Sim Slow. You can Super Sim Fast to the second half then Super Sim Slow into Play Key Moments. You can Play all Offense and Super Sim Slow Defense. You can Play All Defense and Super Sim Fast all Offense. You can Play the Moments on Offense and Super Sim Slow Defense, etc etc. Any combination of these sets of options is allowed.

You can also combine this with 32-team control in CFM. So you can have the CPU control all aspects of the 31 other teams, and Super Sim Slow every game if you want.

However, there is a downside to this, and it's that the in-game ticker will only update user games that were played prior to the current game. So if there are 8 games at 1 PM, when you are watching the 3rd one, you'll only see scores from the Thursday game and the 2 1 PM games that you simmed prior to the one that you are currently watching.

If you do not enter games and simulate/play them to completion, they will not show up on the ticker.

Stay tuned!

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