Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Djinnt
Well if you're not sure I guess I should retire.

Please be sure to relay your % increase to me once you finally get a WR built up. I am looking for the increase from 70-80% and 75-85%.

Originally posted by marcello
Quick question, that I couldn't find the answer to, if you don't mind. What are the following stats (for the defensive numbers):

Stop - Tackles that don't result in a first down?
Dft - Defensive tackles?
YPT - Yards per tackle?

Thanks!

This was posted by someone in the DLine PF. IF you want to know for sure PM Pabst...or read the code

Stop: you get less than 40% of yards to go on 1st down, less than 67% of yards to go on second down, or fail to convert on 3rd/4th down.
Defeat: stop on 3rd/4th plus any TFL.

YPT is yards per tackle.

Originally posted by chazno
This was posted by someone in the DLine PF. IF you want to know for sure PM Pabst...or read the code

Stop: you get less than 40% of yards to go on 1st down, less than 67% of yards to go on second down, or fail to convert on 3rd/4th down.
Defeat: stop on 3rd/4th plus any TFL.

YPT is yards per tackle.


Awesome, thanks!

Originally posted by kcdizz
have you ever had a corner that gets a pd but the WR still makes the catch. 90+ catching is frustrating.

Yeah, I see that all time because my guys have moderate catching balanced with ancillary catching attributes rather than an extreme amount of catching that goes to waste without supporting attributes.

Originally posted by Mob-6
Yeah, I see that all time because my guys have moderate catching balanced with ancillary catching attributes rather than an extreme amount of catching that goes to waste without supporting attributes.

My WR's working on high ass catching and high ancillary catching attributes :-p

68 catching is all that is needed. After that your points should go into upping your major and minor attributes. Only after all your major and minors are to at least 68 will higher catching be a worthwhile investment.

Originally posted by Mob-6
68 catching is all that is needed. After that your points should go into upping your major and minor attributes. Only after all your major and minors are to at least 68 will higher catching be a worthwhile investment.

I don't value jumping that much tbh.\
Vision, and strength, yes.
Agility, definitely yes.

Originally posted by Mob-6
68 catching is all that is needed. After that your points should go into upping your major and minor attributes. Only after all your major and minors are to at least 68 will higher catching be a worthwhile investment.

I would rather have 75+ catching then 68+ jumping.

Originally posted by Djinnt
I don't value jumping that much tbh.\
Vision, and strength, yes.
Agility, definitely yes.
You keep thinking that.

I'll keep treating vision as a 3rd or 4th tier attribute with great results.

I love me some jumping.

Originally posted by The_Jonas

You keep thinking that.

I'll keep treating vision as a 3rd or 4th tier attribute with great results.

I love me some jumping.

Only one build will work!

Originally posted by Djinnt
I don't value jumping that much tbh.\
Vision, and strength, yes.
Agility, definitely yes.

Jumping directly factors into the anti-PD roll much more than STR and vision do. So IMO for a possession receiver it's golden... but lol that's just My Opinion.

Yeah, I never considered strength a major WR attribute. I've never had it past 30 on any of my WRs I don't think.

Originally posted by voltageaav
Yeah, I never considered strength a major WR attribute. I've never had it past 30 on any of my WRs I don't think.

Strength is a major factor for CBs to get control to deflect the ball.
If it's a factor for CBs it's a factor for WRs. Plus they get ALGs in it.