A lot of people around here are under the impression that the only way to not get pancaked is to pump Strength to the softcap right away.
That is 100% false.
Strength isn't the only attribute that contributes to not getting pancaked. Agility plays just as much, if not even more of a role in not getting pancaked.
It makes perfect sense if you just think about it. Our dots are still people. Do you seriously believe that somebody who is 4x as agile as the super strong dude standing in front of them is just going to let that strong guy knock them on their ass? Hell no. They're going to go around him.
Those of you who have 80-90 strength that can't figure out why you can't get any pressure, it's because you're basically at a stalemate with your offensive line counterpart. Every interior offensive lineman on GLB, namely centers, are going to beat you in the Strength category I'd say about 95% of the time. Cs get 1 full point in STR every time they level up, while you get .66. A center who softcaps Strength at level 2(which is possible, as you can roll a 28 STR as a C, so 28+15+1+5=49) will end up with 60 STR at level 13 without putting a single point into it after that point. A DT can cap STR as early as level 3(roll a 24 STR, 24+15+1.32+8=48.32, +2=49.32). If they don't touch STR after that, at level 13, they'll have a whopping 56 STR, a full 4 less points than the C who only half blocks him, along with the RG.
I'll end this post with these words: A good DT is never going to have more STR than a good C.
That is 100% false.
Strength isn't the only attribute that contributes to not getting pancaked. Agility plays just as much, if not even more of a role in not getting pancaked.
It makes perfect sense if you just think about it. Our dots are still people. Do you seriously believe that somebody who is 4x as agile as the super strong dude standing in front of them is just going to let that strong guy knock them on their ass? Hell no. They're going to go around him.
Those of you who have 80-90 strength that can't figure out why you can't get any pressure, it's because you're basically at a stalemate with your offensive line counterpart. Every interior offensive lineman on GLB, namely centers, are going to beat you in the Strength category I'd say about 95% of the time. Cs get 1 full point in STR every time they level up, while you get .66. A center who softcaps Strength at level 2(which is possible, as you can roll a 28 STR as a C, so 28+15+1+5=49) will end up with 60 STR at level 13 without putting a single point into it after that point. A DT can cap STR as early as level 3(roll a 24 STR, 24+15+1.32+8=48.32, +2=49.32). If they don't touch STR after that, at level 13, they'll have a whopping 56 STR, a full 4 less points than the C who only half blocks him, along with the RG.
I'll end this post with these words: A good DT is never going to have more STR than a good C.






























