positive (I asked this question of Bort back when chemistry came out, unless he's changed it since then 10 chem is 10% penalty, there is no such thing as 0 chem)
Edited by thehazyone on Nov 30, 2009 20:52:31
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Originally posted by thehazyone
positive - 10 chem is 10% penalty, there is no such thing as 0 chem
Yes, I know that there is no such thing as 0 chem. Still thought he set it up so 0 chem would have been 10%, but I have no problem being wrong, thanks for the info.
Edit for hazy edit: Makes more sense, thanks for the info.
positive - 10 chem is 10% penalty, there is no such thing as 0 chem
Yes, I know that there is no such thing as 0 chem. Still thought he set it up so 0 chem would have been 10%, but I have no problem being wrong, thanks for the info.
Edit for hazy edit: Makes more sense, thanks for the info.
Edited by blln4lyf on Nov 30, 2009 20:53:54
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Originally posted by thehazyone
Originally posted by blln4lyf
100 Chem= +10% while 60%= +6%
It matters, but isn't the end all be all.
At 60 chemistry, Chem penalty is only 4.45%, you have to remember that the lowest chemistry can go is 10, so it's not a flat .1 per point of chemistry.
Basically a team at 100 Chem is running at full efficiency, a team at 10 Chem is taking a 9% hit "to certain football skills". So if a team is at 90 and they are playing a team who is at 70 the Team at 70 is only operating at 2% less on "certain football skills" than the team at 90.
On day one of the regular season if KC is playing MOD ( who will be around a 50 by than) KC will be going at full capicity. MOD will be taking a 5% hit to some of their skills. So a KC and a MOD dot both have 100 blocking, The KC dot is Blocking at 100, while the MOD dot will be only blocking at 95.
Originally posted by blln4lyf
100 Chem= +10% while 60%= +6%
It matters, but isn't the end all be all.
At 60 chemistry, Chem penalty is only 4.45%, you have to remember that the lowest chemistry can go is 10, so it's not a flat .1 per point of chemistry.
Basically a team at 100 Chem is running at full efficiency, a team at 10 Chem is taking a 9% hit "to certain football skills". So if a team is at 90 and they are playing a team who is at 70 the Team at 70 is only operating at 2% less on "certain football skills" than the team at 90.
On day one of the regular season if KC is playing MOD ( who will be around a 50 by than) KC will be going at full capicity. MOD will be taking a 5% hit to some of their skills. So a KC and a MOD dot both have 100 blocking, The KC dot is Blocking at 100, while the MOD dot will be only blocking at 95.
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Originally posted by thehazyone
positive (I asked this question of Bort back when chemistry came out, unless he's changed it since then 10 chem is 10% penalty, there is no such thing as 0 chem)
Wouldn't 10 Chem be a 9% Penalty
positive (I asked this question of Bort back when chemistry came out, unless he's changed it since then 10 chem is 10% penalty, there is no such thing as 0 chem)
Wouldn't 10 Chem be a 9% Penalty
Originally posted by coachviking
Wouldn't 10 Chem be a 9% Penalty
No, it's 10% - I'll double check with Bort just to make sure, might take him a week to answer though lol.
Wouldn't 10 Chem be a 9% Penalty
No, it's 10% - I'll double check with Bort just to make sure, might take him a week to answer though lol.
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In my experience with chemistry, you don't necessarily want to get as high as possible right off the bat...it can be a good idea to leave yourself a little room to get higher later on if you feel the need.
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Originally posted by thehazyone
Originally posted by coachviking
Wouldn't 10 Chem be a 9% Penalty
No, it's 10% - I'll double check with Bort just to make sure, might take him a week to answer though lol.
So 10 is actually zero O_o. It's moments like this I'm glad Bort isn't my accountant.
Originally posted by coachviking
Wouldn't 10 Chem be a 9% Penalty
No, it's 10% - I'll double check with Bort just to make sure, might take him a week to answer though lol.
So 10 is actually zero O_o. It's moments like this I'm glad Bort isn't my accountant.
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Originally posted by tautology
In my experience with chemistry, you don't necessarily want to get as high as possible right off the bat...it can be a good idea to leave yourself a little room to get higher later on if you feel the need.
LOL, taut that was funny as hell
In my experience with chemistry, you don't necessarily want to get as high as possible right off the bat...it can be a good idea to leave yourself a little room to get higher later on if you feel the need.
LOL, taut that was funny as hell
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Originally posted by cowtesticles2001
this thread reminds me of the shit I'm going to take in about 5 minutes...
Update?
this thread reminds me of the shit I'm going to take in about 5 minutes...
Update?
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are we srsly having a chem conversation...like that shit means anything...lol...you guys..
Originally posted by coachviking
LOL, taut that was funny as hell
he just made 10 as low as you can go so people did not say WHAAAAAA my chem is 0
LOL, taut that was funny as hell
he just made 10 as low as you can go so people did not say WHAAAAAA my chem is 0
Here is the real question how much does 10 overall and 10 defensive chem hurt you? 20% ?
Or both of them have to be that low to affect you the full 10%
Or both of them have to be that low to affect you the full 10%
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Yea, is there a difference between offensive, defensive and overall? I'd assume overall would effect the whole team but does it stack with offensive? Does overall not matter and the only thing that does is offensive/defensive?
I'm guessing "certain football skills" means stuff like vision, confidence, throwing, catching and stuff while speed/strength/agility/jumping would be unaffected. Which makes sense seeing as low chem teams are still able to play really well for the most part since speed and strength (on the line at least) still kill in this game. I know some people report that passing is more difficult with low chem and that makes sense since you have vision/throwing of QBs and vision/catching of WRs. Maybe it effects SAs?
I'm guessing "certain football skills" means stuff like vision, confidence, throwing, catching and stuff while speed/strength/agility/jumping would be unaffected. Which makes sense seeing as low chem teams are still able to play really well for the most part since speed and strength (on the line at least) still kill in this game. I know some people report that passing is more difficult with low chem and that makes sense since you have vision/throwing of QBs and vision/catching of WRs. Maybe it effects SAs?
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