P2Pah Diablo IV：Mike put a ton of time into the app
 

The kind of game that casual football fans long for Diablo 4 Gold and the NFL salivates over, the Bengals come out on the right side of a back-and-forth 37-35 thriller. After a late Beckham TD catch (maybe some kind of insane one-hand grab?) puts the Rams up 35-34, Joe Burrow continues to build his legend by leading a drive to get the team in position to win it. Fittingly, playoff hero Evan McPherson gets one more shot to win a game in the final seconds when he seals the deal with a 39-yard kick.

I've showcased Mike Lowe's work before with sliders, and while this is more of the same in one respect, he's also been putting in a lot of work to put out a slider app that you can use with Madden 23 (you could also use it with Madden 23). It's a cool concept because as is the case with most sliders, while you sometimes build them for mass consumption, the sliders first and foremost have to make sense to the individual making them. This means that when you look for sliders within the community, you will inevitably end up tweaking them in some way to fit your own personal preferences.

In other words, a slider app has a real chance to remove that sticking point in a sense because you can input your own stats from the game to then have the app spit out sliders that fit how to tweak your experience. It's a great idea, and it's not surprising that Mike would try something like this out.

Mike put a ton of time into the app, so you can scope that out for Madden 23 if you think this might make sense for you. Here is his pitch: Well, this took a hell of a lot of time (and learning some new coding language), but I'm excited and proud to officially present to you: The Mike Lowe Madden 23 Slider App! Please take your time to navigate and report any issues. The gist is that you enter your user data and the CPU data to generate a buy Diablo IV Gold slider set custom for your level of play.