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I unlocked multi-training but I don't see it as an option in the drop down. Is this a passive thing or is there a level requirement? What's happening?

What do you mean you unlocked multi training? You spent tokens and unlocked attributes correct? How many did you unlock? There is no requirement to multi train as long as you have the tokens to unlock them.

Originally posted by SmokedPears
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I unlocked multi-training but I don't see it as an option in the drop down. Is this a passive thing or is there a level requirement? What's happening?

On the drops downs, you should have Light, Normal, Intense, Multi.

Choose Multi, which should give you the Attribute to add to train as well.

For what its worth.....its really not worth multi training unless your training 4 attributes at once.

You unlock your top 3 attributes and use the free slot to train other things like stamina or confidence or whatever. You want to 30% enhance each of the top 3 attributes.

Perfect, thanks!

Originally posted by whodey08
For what its worth.....its really not worth multi training unless your training 4 attributes at once.
There are times when three-way is well worth using. Unfortunately it's difficult to explain when those times are.

Originally posted by SmokedPears
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I unlocked multi-training but I don't see it as an option in the drop down. Is this a passive thing or is there a level requirement? What's happening?

What might have happened (unsure if this is what you did) but if you backspaced to the training page after unlocking multi train, you have to refresh the page for it to be added to the drop down.

Originally posted by jdbolick

There are times when three-way is well worth using. Unfortunately it's difficult to explain when those times are.

I hate secrets i understand what you mean though.....I have tried to explain things and confused myself as I was typing it

The 4 attributes is a good rule to follow for newbies though until they learn more.

Originally posted by whodey08
I live in Cincinnati and a big Reds and Bengals fan hence the name Whodey. I am thrilled that the Reds are finally giving the fans something to be excited about and if my Bengals can do the same its gonna be a drunk fest in Cincy this year

Yup...Also went to Cincy to see the Reds kick the Tribe's ass as well. I am 0-3 this season watching the Indians. I live in nearby RIchmond, IN, so it's about an hour to Great American. Normally go a couple times a year, and always when the Indians are in town.

Originally posted by whodey08
What is a permanent boost? Are you referring to spending 15 tokens for 1 skill point? If so......you don't want to do that. I only do that 1 time in my dots career and that is at level 1 when I have capped at 48 I will buy 1 skill point to cap it at 49 before I boost (which I am sure is frowned upon). Other than that......never.

I presently using it to get my dots to 88.20 primary by day 48.
I'm not planning to multi train until season 2. At the end of season 1 and 2... I intense my 2nd /3rd attribute to get it up approx 4 levels. This plan is responsible for the earlier WR builds I listed. The only issue is BT but I can over come that by not trying to milk the MT as long as I did.

Originally posted by whodey08
I hate secrets i understand what you mean though.....I have tried to explain things and confused myself as I was typing it

The 4 attributes is a good rule to follow for newbies though until they learn more.

The OC and DC on my team is reccomending MTing 2 attributes and adding 3 and 4 whenever you can. However, I'm going against the grain and intense training the first year.

Originally posted by kevoncox
The OC and DC on my team is reccomending MTing 2 attributes and adding 3 and 4 whenever you can. However, I'm going against the grain and intense training the first year.

I usually intense train the first season but I am going to try what Jdbolick suggested which is to train on Normal til I 3rd cap and then multi train.

1) Training on Normal allows me to unlock multi training and enhance those attributes quicker than if I trained on Intense.
2) This will allow me to multi train longer and still hit 4 pieces of AE
3) My primary will still hit around 160 with equipment as well.

Usually, you can start 4-way multi the day you hit the 3rd cap on your primary. I am a firm believer that this is the most efficient path.

Also, 160 on your primary with 4 pieces of AEQ doesn't sound extraordinary... That's just 102 natural. You could push it to 105/106 even with 4 pieces of AEQ...

Originally posted by whodey08
I usually intense train the first season but I am going to try what Jdbolick suggested which is to train on Normal til I 3rd cap and then multi train.

1) Training on Normal allows me to unlock multi training and enhance those attributes quicker than if I trained on Intense.
2) This will allow me to multi train longer and still hit 4 pieces of AE
3) My primary will still hit around 160 with equipment as well.



Do you multi train in the offseason. I see that as a waste because, there is no Xp given, so its best to Normal train or intense train those days to bulk up your secondaries. I'm thinking of trying light training on those days to push my BTs up.

Originally posted by kevoncox
Do you multi train in the offseason. I see that as a waste because, there is no Xp given, so its best to Normal train or intense train those days to bulk up your secondaries. I'm thinking of trying light training on those days to push my BTs up.



Sir, I do hope you're kidding, because that is the most incorrect method I've seen in a long time. It does not matter whether or not youa re getting experience or not, you should be multi-ing your primaries before your secondaries to stock up on ALGs EVEN if you ignore the fact that your primaries are primaries because they are more important to you than secondaries...