Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Robbnva
I have no idea what's wrong with ALGs

I have also learned it's easier to get into the WL than I originally thought, just been going about it the wrong way

Sure it is now. You only gotta win 2 playoff games in pro.

100 flex QB. Gonna have to try that

I am a bad builder and I love ALGs. Am I confused?

Originally posted by Donk3yMan
Probably not, OOP penalty

Not saying it's a GOOD idea, just that someone would try it, because getting rid of ALGs would make that slightly less of a bad idea. There's already people who use TEs at WR to try to get around the flex cost... not a lot, but they're out there.

Originally posted by bhall43
Sure it is now. You only gotta win 2 playoff games in pro.

some coordinators can't even manage to do that.

if you don't try to bring a whole team to WL it is much easier to get on a team already there

They probably want to use their skill points as they get them, to make their dots better right now, and not hurt their end game potential while doing so. They want to build balanced dots for all levels. But in order to achive that, GLB would have to get rid of training as well. I've never seen anyone say "training killed GLB".

season 6 topic amirite?

Originally posted by Hagalaz
ALGs make it harder for newer players who aren't math/theorycraft inclined to get hooked on to the game. That's the only thing I can think of.

Originally posted by Pena_FIN
They probably want to use their skill points as they get them, to make their dots better right now, and not hurt their end game potential while doing so. They want to build balanced dots for all levels. But in order to achive that, GLB would have to get rid of training as well. I've never seen anyone say "training killed GLB".

those 2 pretty much sums it up.

For those who can't do math, and don't want to have to build for end level, but build for now as well.

Most people who don't like ALGs want to build dots like football players with a well-rounded skillset from season 1 until retirement. ALGs force an uneven build process that leads to skewed dots and odd issues as you work through your build. That said, its part of the game and its not going anywhere.

Originally posted by bhall43
For the same reason guys who can't get teams to WL call it a club.

I think pro is a club

It isn't a math problem. It is a reading comprehension problem.


Automatic. Level. Gains.

Read it again.

Originally posted by Hagalaz
ALGs make it harder for newer players who aren't math/theorycraft inclined to get hooked on to the game. That's the only thing I can think of.

This game makes it harder for newer players who aren't math/theorycraft inclined to get hooked on the game. It's a giant spreadsheet with 0 game skills. It's like someone took all the raid build stuff out of WoW and stripped out any need to push a button to cast fireball/swing a sword.