Originally posted by Pwned
Let me re-ask the question..
Why would they still be at 99% if they are done applying SP's?
El
Let me re-ask the question..
Why would they still be at 99% if they are done applying SP's?
El
Originally posted by Pwned
Let me re-ask the question..
Why would they still be at 99% if they are done applying SP's?
They probably just haven't trained them over yet. It will still increase their EL.
Let me re-ask the question..
Why would they still be at 99% if they are done applying SP's?
They probably just haven't trained them over yet. It will still increase their EL.
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Originally posted by Pwned
It will be the same regardless when you do it if your done putting SP's into it.
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It will be the same regardless when you do it if your done putting SP's into it.
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Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
They probably just haven't trained them over yet. It will still increase their EL.
I know, it's no difference either way.
They probably just haven't trained them over yet. It will still increase their EL.
I know, it's no difference either way.
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Originally posted by Pwned
Let me re-ask the question..
Why would they still be at 99% if they are done applying SP's?
Let me re-answer, I meant that this would be an archaic way of building. You obviously roll it over as soon as your done putting skill points into an attribute.
I was trying to agree with you.
Let me re-ask the question..
Why would they still be at 99% if they are done applying SP's?
Let me re-answer, I meant that this would be an archaic way of building. You obviously roll it over as soon as your done putting skill points into an attribute.
I was trying to agree with you.
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Originally posted by Pwned
I know, it's no difference either way.
Depending on the attribute and how high you take it, you might not need it to be at 99 for a light train to take it over 100. So it can actually hurt you to wait until end build to roll over training.
I know, it's no difference either way.
Depending on the attribute and how high you take it, you might not need it to be at 99 for a light train to take it over 100. So it can actually hurt you to wait until end build to roll over training.
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Originally posted by dc_txtech
Let me re-answer, I meant that this would be an archaic way of building. You obviously roll it over as soon as your done putting skill points into an attribute.
I was trying to agree with you.
I was trying to agree with everyone. I'm not very good at that. Either way, we agreed and that's final.
That's all I was hoping for in this long season and I got it after week 1.
Let me re-answer, I meant that this would be an archaic way of building. You obviously roll it over as soon as your done putting skill points into an attribute.
I was trying to agree with you.
I was trying to agree with everyone. I'm not very good at that. Either way, we agreed and that's final.
That's all I was hoping for in this long season and I got it after week 1.
Originally posted by Pwned
I know, it's no difference either way.
It makes a difference in their EL.
I know, it's no difference either way.
It makes a difference in their EL.
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Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
It makes a difference in their EL.
Yes sir, Mr. Obvious.
It makes a difference in their EL.
Yes sir, Mr. Obvious.
Originally posted by Pwned
Yes sir, Mr. Obvious.
Well that was the whole point of the discussion. Why did you keep asking?
Yes sir, Mr. Obvious.
Well that was the whole point of the discussion. Why did you keep asking?
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Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
Well that was the whole point of the discussion. Why did you keep asking?
No kidding
Well that was the whole point of the discussion. Why did you keep asking?
No kidding
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I didn't ask shit...
Re-read the thread and tell me at what point I wasn't agreeing with you.
My statement was that "It doesn't matter when you roll over, as long as your done applying SP's"
YES it will help the EL, that's a no shitter..
I don't think I'd even have players in USA Pro if I didn't know that. Nor would I even be coordinating or Co-Owning.
Re-read the thread and tell me at what point I wasn't agreeing with you.
My statement was that "It doesn't matter when you roll over, as long as your done applying SP's"
YES it will help the EL, that's a no shitter..
I don't think I'd even have players in USA Pro if I didn't know that. Nor would I even be coordinating or Co-Owning.
Originally posted by Pwned
I didn't ask shit...
Re-read the thread and tell me at what point I wasn't agreeing with you.
My statement was that "It doesn't matter when you roll over, as long as your done applying SP's"
YES it will help the EL, that's a no shitter..
I don't think I'd even have players in USA Pro if I didn't know that. Nor would I even be coordinating or Co-Owning.
They were talking about current ELs. Sure, if they had rolled over when they were done putting SPs into the skills, they would have the same EL as if they roll over now. But they didn't roll over before now, so they will increase in EL when they do. Since they were talking about current EL, it's relevant.
I didn't ask shit...
Re-read the thread and tell me at what point I wasn't agreeing with you.
My statement was that "It doesn't matter when you roll over, as long as your done applying SP's"
YES it will help the EL, that's a no shitter..
I don't think I'd even have players in USA Pro if I didn't know that. Nor would I even be coordinating or Co-Owning.
They were talking about current ELs. Sure, if they had rolled over when they were done putting SPs into the skills, they would have the same EL as if they roll over now. But they didn't roll over before now, so they will increase in EL when they do. Since they were talking about current EL, it's relevant.
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