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I just recently bought a piece i rolled that was +3 agility Break tackle chance 5% but i already owned another very good piece liek this that is +2 Speed +5% break tackle chance..So here is my question with this new stacking thing that is coming into play that cuts adiiditonal pieces value down is it still worth it to keep and upgrade both of these or should i keep looking?When i saw the 3 agility 5% BT i had to pick it up regardless of the other piece because it is rare to roll a piece like that but do you think it will actually be worth it in the long run??

I wouldn't keep more than 1 of the same % piece anymore.

You could hold on to both keep the new piece and trade in your old piece for something with the changes next season

Originally posted by thatruth28
You could hold on to both keep the new piece and trade in your old piece for something with the changes next season

Yup.

If you have a power TE that is dedicated to breaking tackles, then I would keep both pieces. I still think that it would be worth it even if the 2nd one is cut in half. A 34% chance increase on breaking tackles is nothing to sneeze at.

Originally posted by DiMo28
If you have a power TE that is dedicated to breaking tackles, then I would keep both pieces. I still think that it would be worth it even if the 2nd one is cut in half. A 34% chance increase on breaking tackles is nothing to sneeze at.

He is going to become more of a tackle breaker later in his career but right now the focuse is on speed and agility i want him to be a good route runner as well

here is his main attributes
Strength: 33.16 (will be working on after rest of attributes are complete)
Speed: 69.78 (+14)
Agility: 69.78 (+8)
Jumping: 23
Stamina: 25.78
Vision: 56.16
Confidence: 15.78

Football Skills
Blocking: 27.16
Catching: 76.16
Tackling: 14.78
Carrying: 23.78



Special Abilities
Blocking Abilities
Run Block: 0
Pass Block: 0
Hands: 0
Get Low: 0
Pancake: 0

Receiving Abilities
Route Running: 4
Sticky Hands: 4
Quick Cut: 3
Cover Up: 1
Lower the Shoulder: 1

Veteran Abilities
Possession Receiver: 9

If you haven't capped strength yet on a TE that late in his career, it is best to just make him a speedster and not worry about breaking tackles later in his career. You have missed precious ALGs in strength without at least softcapping it in the beginning stages in his career. Building a tackle breaking TE takes a long time to develop due to needing a good amount in so many attributes (strength, speed, agility, vision, carrying, and catching; as well as at least softcapping stamina, jumping, and confidence). Better off going the speed route at this point in his career.