Warrior General Games

I'm in the process of rolling for a RB, and I got an interesting roll. Although the "extras" are not all 8's, the distribution of points is slightly intriguing, not to mention that the player is 6'3", 215...

15 Strength
14 Speed
11 Agility
10 Jumping
10 Stamina
12 Vision
11 Confidence
10 Blocking
8 Tackling
10 Throwing
10 Catching
11 Carrying
8 Kicking
9 Punting

Given the 15-14 at the beginning and the size (6'3", 215), should I take it even though there's that pesky 9 in punting?

idc. I have a build with two 7s and an 8 at 6'0 217.

I think it really doesn't matter.

Originally posted by staggart
idc. I have a build with two 7s and an 8 at 6'0 217.

I think it really doesn't matter.

Why is it that I've NEVER rolled a 7, while a lot of other people do?

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=96570

I do not think you can. He was created when you had to roll. Retire. roll

Originally posted by staggart


I do not think you can. He was created when you had to roll. Retire. roll

Huh? Can you please rephrase that? My question, just to clear up any misunderstanding, is, "How the heck do some people manage to roll 7s?" I've never managed to roll even a single 7, much less two like you did.

He was created in season one where the re roll option was not around. When you created a player and you did not like where his stats were allocated you had to retire that player. Then you would create a whole new player. If you didnt like his stats you had to retire him again. This process was repeated until you liked what you got.

Originally posted by staggart
He was created in season one where the re roll option was not around. When you created a player and you did not like where his stats were allocated you had to retire that player. Then you would create a whole new player. If you didnt like his stats you had to retire him again. This process was repeated until you liked what you got.

+1

Originally posted by staggart
He was created in season one where the re roll option was not around. When you created a player and you did not like where his stats were allocated you had to retire that player. Then you would create a whole new player. If you didnt like his stats you had to retire him again. This process was repeated until you liked what you got.

Don't forget that with the introduction of the reroll system, the lowest number you could roll was raised to an 8 from a 7. Back in the day you could get 7s, but nowadays the lowest tou can get is an 8.

my most recent roll for a hb was

6'1" 219
Strength:16
Blocking:10
Speed:12
Tackling:8
Agility:13
Throwing:10
Jumping:10
Catching:10
Stamina:10
Carrying:13
Vision:11
Kicking:8
Confidence:11
Punting:8

was going for a powerback, so getting a player over 6 feet, well over 200 lbs. all 8's in the nonessentials, and 16 in strength seemed pretty good to me.