Sliders are great because you can tweak things how you like, there is nothing sacred about Vanilla settings. But I have to agree with you that most of the popular slider sets I've seen, and particularly the OS community sliders tend to make the game super flat for me. But that's because I am not a fan of super-low Sprint values like (5) because while they get rid of most of the sliding they also get rid of any momentum and inertia thus making players feel stuck to the pitch.
Anyway, duller is not exactly the problem for me, my real problem is if the game is super flat, that is: nice realistic pace during the build-up stage but then neither the player/CPU can accelerate the game in the final third. For me personally, my aim is to make the game as realistic as possible, therefore it needs to be somewhat slow during the build-up stage, BUT there have to be moments of explosion in the attacking areas, otherwise, the game will look flat.
And now that I'm seeing saturator's sliders they are kind of similar to the approach I have in my own personal sliders which, IMO provides a much more balanced and interesting game honestly. I will likely start a thread on the FIFA Editing forum with my own set following this "philosophy" which hopefully people will enjoy. I will also be updating it pretty regularly.
But just to set the expectations right, my sliders aren't miraculous in any way shape, or form, just a collection of values that I find work for me personally. Disclaimer: I am a FUMA player so they will only be tested in that particular environment, but who knows maybe they'll also work well for Assisted.
