Warrior General Games

Originally posted by skel1977
You will want 35ish stamina by level 32

Thats a rough number, Id say 30-40 stamina depending on your own preference.

Remember WR's are running very fast pretty much the whole time they play as well as blocking with low strength. Their energy goes down quickly.

I disagree. This goes for every position. Depending upon your other stats determines what you need for stamina. A WR that has more agility & strength then the CB he is blocking will use up less stamina on the play. Personally my level 23 WR at almost 25 stamina (I wish I would not of trained it now) ends up with about 50 to 60 energy after playing about 45 to 50 plays. Also, if your coordinators sub properly you will not need as much stamina.

Back to confidence. If you build you WR with the ability to catch and hold onto the ball you will not need confidence at all!!!!! On my WR I have never trained it or put SPs into it! Disregard my first season because it was all soft capping.

Originally posted by TtD
Agree with you there regarding the role affecting what you need from a build. Looking at guys with high stamina though at other positions i've seen some interesting stat production gains, so have been tempted to try it on my starting WR. It is still pretty much an unknown though at higher levels.

Oh, Stamina 100% increases production. There is no doubt about it. You will play at a higher level, for more plays which will benefit your stat lines. However, it's not all about *YOUR* stat lines. That said, I'd rather have 80 speed and 20 stamina, than 65 speed and 45 stamina.

Originally posted by PackMan97
Originally posted by TtD

Agree with you there regarding the role affecting what you need from a build. Looking at guys with high stamina though at other positions i've seen some interesting stat production gains, so have been tempted to try it on my starting WR. It is still pretty much an unknown though at higher levels.

Oh, Stamina 100% increases production. There is no doubt about it. You will play at a higher level, for more plays which will benefit your stat lines. However, it's not all about *YOUR* stat lines. That said, I'd rather have 80 speed and 20 stamina, than 65 speed and 45 stamina.

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Agree with you Pack, was thinking more into late stage build development. Can see the benefits to a team of having high stamina starters. The owner can control the energy changes to maintain the balance of plays per player, but you would have players in better condition on the field towards the end, could be a major benefit late in games and might I guess compensate for the stat loss. Would have to be on a team wide scale though to be really effective i'm guessing.

TtD, I'm actually on a team that plans to (eventually) soft cap stamina over the next 2-3 seasons.

Keep us informed then .