Warrior General Games

Originally posted by UnderDogs


Cap your vision, watch what happens. If you cap vision and don't see an immediate and dramatic improvement I will retire my wide receiver.

What vast improvement have you seen in your WR since you capped vision?

MY WR improved dramatically when I got vision over 35.

125 yards in the first 7 games, over 800 yards in the final 10 (including playoffs).

That being said, I don't think soft-capping it will improve him much more than that did.

Can only say i've had vision mid-30s on my build since about lvl20, it gave no real improvement then, and over time other stats have given greater benefit. I may raise it again sometime and see how it breaks given I have the supporting stats now.

Reserved for post about vision.

Originally posted by Dade Joseph
How important is it?

It depends upon your WR build and your QB. Vision can help for a lack of other WR skill sets. Personally I've trained vision a few times just to get it over 25. My WR is not the greatest, but does well for being the lowest level WR on the team.

Here are my Keys to a WR...
The order you get there is up to you.
Put all equipment in speed.
3rd cap: agility & speed
2nd cap: catching (min 1st cap)
Train: Strength/Carrying (until you get a broken tackle a game, do not lose a block, and/or start getting pancakes) & Jumping/Vision (25 to 30).
Do not put SPs into SAs.

Originally posted by Viscount
Originally posted by UnderDogs



Cap your vision, watch what happens. If you cap vision and don't see an immediate and dramatic improvement I will retire my wide receiver.

What vast improvement have you seen in your WR since you capped vision?

He got all his stats last season after I capped vision. which was about week 6.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player_game_log.pl?player_id=505575

Maybe it was a coincidence he scored 3 straight touchdowns after I capped vision. I don't know. But then he went on the score more touchdowns in back to back games as the season went on.