Originally posted by sehorn31
-1 Get the Grease Monkey Script that allows you to specify down to the Attributes they have, That's about as good as I've seen.
Which I think there should be some mystery to it or every Agent that builds better Dots will get "Attacked" via PM's and Contract Offers while the others struggle to get any interest. 
^^^This.
I have the greasemonkey script. When I need something specific, it comes in handy. EL is only a general gauge. I also have another script which shows calculated player value, taking EQ, SAs, and VAs into account, which EL doesn't. It's a more accurate gauge, but not available for any search option. Some of those modifiers can make a dot better than another with a higher EL.
Btw, I often will recruit dots with a lower EL because I can see what the agent is shooting for build-wise. That EL can quickly swing positive when he begins working on other attributes. If not, the agent will usually ask for help, and I get him back on track again. So, negative EL doesn't always mean the dot should be scrapped.
-1 Get the Grease Monkey Script that allows you to specify down to the Attributes they have, That's about as good as I've seen.
Which I think there should be some mystery to it or every Agent that builds better Dots will get "Attacked" via PM's and Contract Offers while the others struggle to get any interest. ^^^This.
I have the greasemonkey script. When I need something specific, it comes in handy. EL is only a general gauge. I also have another script which shows calculated player value, taking EQ, SAs, and VAs into account, which EL doesn't. It's a more accurate gauge, but not available for any search option. Some of those modifiers can make a dot better than another with a higher EL.
Btw, I often will recruit dots with a lower EL because I can see what the agent is shooting for build-wise. That EL can quickly swing positive when he begins working on other attributes. If not, the agent will usually ask for help, and I get him back on track again. So, negative EL doesn't always mean the dot should be scrapped.
