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whodey08
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Originally posted by Hagalaz
Wiseman, training at efficient times is also very important. A person training from 33 to 49 will end up abysmally worse than someone who caps and then trains...
This is where I get confused as the best way:
Example:
Lets say I have 15 skill points saved. My "tackling" is at 34 so I could cap tackling at 49 with those 15 skill points. However....by spending those 15 skill points than that means it will take me longer to get my #1 attribute to the next cap since I have no skill points now.
Do you cap tackling or keep the points so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?
Wiseman, training at efficient times is also very important. A person training from 33 to 49 will end up abysmally worse than someone who caps and then trains...
This is where I get confused as the best way:
Example:
Lets say I have 15 skill points saved. My "tackling" is at 34 so I could cap tackling at 49 with those 15 skill points. However....by spending those 15 skill points than that means it will take me longer to get my #1 attribute to the next cap since I have no skill points now.
Do you cap tackling or keep the points so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?
Originally posted by whodey08
This is where I get confused as the best way:
Example:
Lets say I have 15 skill points saved. My "tackling" is at 34 so I could cap tackling at 49 with those 15 skill points. However....by spending those 15 skill points than that means it will take me longer to get my #1 attribute to the next cap since I have no skill points now.
Do you cap tackling or keep the points so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?
This is where training efficiency comes into play. If training at 34 gives you a 50% increase and training at 49 gives you a 35% increase, then training at 49 will actually get you closer to hitting your caps, since you are actually gaining 35% * 2SP = 70% of an SP for that training, where the 34 training is only 50% * 1SP = 50% of an SP. In that scenario, capping then training is more efficient.
Of course, to further nitpick the build, if you can train at 34 and not rollover to 35, then spend the SPs, you are better off to train first then cap. However, any additional training would be more efficient after capping.
This is where I get confused as the best way:
Example:
Lets say I have 15 skill points saved. My "tackling" is at 34 so I could cap tackling at 49 with those 15 skill points. However....by spending those 15 skill points than that means it will take me longer to get my #1 attribute to the next cap since I have no skill points now.
Do you cap tackling or keep the points so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?
This is where training efficiency comes into play. If training at 34 gives you a 50% increase and training at 49 gives you a 35% increase, then training at 49 will actually get you closer to hitting your caps, since you are actually gaining 35% * 2SP = 70% of an SP for that training, where the 34 training is only 50% * 1SP = 50% of an SP. In that scenario, capping then training is more efficient.
Of course, to further nitpick the build, if you can train at 34 and not rollover to 35, then spend the SPs, you are better off to train first then cap. However, any additional training would be more efficient after capping.
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Originally posted by whodey08
This is where I get confused as the best way:
Example:
Lets say I have 15 skill points saved. My "tackling" is at 34 so I could cap tackling at 49 with those 15 skill points. However....by spending those 15 skill points than that means it will take me longer to get my #1 attribute to the next cap since I have no skill points now.
Do you cap tackling or keep the points so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?
Man, if your tackling is 34 and your #1 attribute haven't done....
You are doing wrong........
This is where I get confused as the best way:
Example:
Lets say I have 15 skill points saved. My "tackling" is at 34 so I could cap tackling at 49 with those 15 skill points. However....by spending those 15 skill points than that means it will take me longer to get my #1 attribute to the next cap since I have no skill points now.
Do you cap tackling or keep the points so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?
Man, if your tackling is 34 and your #1 attribute haven't done....
You are doing wrong........
Originally posted by aaasahi
Man, if your tackling is 34 and your #1 attribute haven't done....
You are doing wrong........
Ah...I missed read his question.
Man, if your tackling is 34 and your #1 attribute haven't done....
You are doing wrong........
Ah...I missed read his question.
whodey08
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Originally posted by aaasahi
Man, if your tackling is 34 and your #1 attribute haven't done....
You are doing wrong........
Damn you guys are so literal. I was just throwing out a couple of attributes to use as an example as to whether you should train or spend. Perhaps I should have used speed and agility as my example
Man, if your tackling is 34 and your #1 attribute haven't done....
You are doing wrong........
Damn you guys are so literal. I was just throwing out a couple of attributes to use as an example as to whether you should train or spend. Perhaps I should have used speed and agility as my example
Edited by whodey08 on Jul 25, 2012 09:11:49
Hagalaz
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It doesn't matter which attributes you are talking about. You should do your best to avoid training from 34 to 49. You can't do it flawlessly of course, but if you can do it, it's worth more for you.
In your question, it is much better for your player to get to the next cap and train after than doing the opposite. And you are wrong when you think "so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?" as the way we are explaining to you actually gets there faster.
In your question, it is much better for your player to get to the next cap and train after than doing the opposite. And you are wrong when you think "so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?" as the way we are explaining to you actually gets there faster.
Originally posted by whodey08
This is where I get confused as the best way:
Example:
Lets say I have 15 skill points saved. My "tackling" is at 34 so I could cap tackling at 49 with those 15 skill points. However....by spending those 15 skill points than that means it will take me longer to get my #1 attribute to the next cap since I have no skill points now.
Do you cap tackling or keep the points so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?
Plan it so that it doesn't happen or so that you can switch out that attribute and begin training another. Regardless, no skill should sit at that level for very long without being capped. If you're doing it right, you'll be done capping your primary before you are able to train your secondary to 33. From there you'll be circle capping your 2-5 attributes.
This is where I get confused as the best way:
Example:
Lets say I have 15 skill points saved. My "tackling" is at 34 so I could cap tackling at 49 with those 15 skill points. However....by spending those 15 skill points than that means it will take me longer to get my #1 attribute to the next cap since I have no skill points now.
Do you cap tackling or keep the points so your #1 attribute can reach its next cap sooner?
Plan it so that it doesn't happen or so that you can switch out that attribute and begin training another. Regardless, no skill should sit at that level for very long without being capped. If you're doing it right, you'll be done capping your primary before you are able to train your secondary to 33. From there you'll be circle capping your 2-5 attributes.
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