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good for now? train agi/speed until what until i start putting sps into them? thx
good for now? train agi/speed until what until i start putting sps into them? thx
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Originally posted by idm03
Train them to around 31, imo.
no... its best to train until your attribute+SP=48 cap. so if you luck out and get a super long off season, you may be able to train to 34 and cap at lvl 1, but usually you are going to cap at lvl 2 with your main attribute at ~29-30. capping asap like this takes advantage of ALGs, which are really more important than making use of efficient training for the first attribute. you can use efficient training on your 2nd and 3rd attributes while you are pumping your 1st with SP.
Train them to around 31, imo.
no... its best to train until your attribute+SP=48 cap. so if you luck out and get a super long off season, you may be able to train to 34 and cap at lvl 1, but usually you are going to cap at lvl 2 with your main attribute at ~29-30. capping asap like this takes advantage of ALGs, which are really more important than making use of efficient training for the first attribute. you can use efficient training on your 2nd and 3rd attributes while you are pumping your 1st with SP.
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ALGs are pretty much moot if you're adding points later anyway. It is more efficient to bump up a skill until you won't touch it anymore, to get your ALG at the top end.
I say train to 31, because after that point training efficiency is lower than training at 48. Training trumps ALGs at this time.
I say train to 31, because after that point training efficiency is lower than training at 48. Training trumps ALGs at this time.
Edited by idm03 on Jan 31, 2010 12:17:49
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Originally posted by Worker 3
no... its best to train until your attribute+SP=48 cap. so if you luck out and get a super long off season, you may be able to train to 34 and cap at lvl 1, but usually you are going to cap at lvl 2 with your main attribute at ~29-30. capping asap like this takes advantage of ALGs, which are really more important than making use of efficient training for the first attribute. you can use efficient training on your 2nd and 3rd attributes while you are pumping your 1st with SP.
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no... its best to train until your attribute+SP=48 cap. so if you luck out and get a super long off season, you may be able to train to 34 and cap at lvl 1, but usually you are going to cap at lvl 2 with your main attribute at ~29-30. capping asap like this takes advantage of ALGs, which are really more important than making use of efficient training for the first attribute. you can use efficient training on your 2nd and 3rd attributes while you are pumping your 1st with SP.
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Originally posted by idm03
ALGs are pretty much moot if you're adding points later anyway. It is more efficient to bump up a skill until you won't touch it anymore, to get your ALG at the top end.
I say train to 31, because after that point training efficiency is lower than training at 48. Training trumps ALGs at this time.
i used to think the same way (at least for positions with terrible ALGs, like WR), but once i got my hands on the VPB and played around with it for a while, i found out that the cap building method actually works better for -all- positions. especially if you only want 2 AEQs and you token boost. even with 3 AEQs, you can token boost for a little bit, but since you need more BTs for the AEQ, you wont be able to boost as much, and so the effects are fairly minimal.... but all in all, cap building > training focused. the early training valus are nice (use them while you are pumping up your 2nd and 3rd attributes), but the ALG from 1-22 are far better than the training gains.
"ALGs are pretty much moot if you're adding points later anyway. It is more efficient to bump up a skill until you won't touch it anymore, to get your ALG at the top end."
^it seems like it would make sense, but you seem to be forgetting that while you are still training your attribute, every level you you earn is still worth SPs, whether you are at the softcap or not. the sooner you hit that cap, the more those ALGs are going to be worth. even if you you do plan on taking it higher, why not let your ALGs help give you a head start? that means less SPs you will need to get to the next cap. the ALGs are your friend. use them.
ALGs are pretty much moot if you're adding points later anyway. It is more efficient to bump up a skill until you won't touch it anymore, to get your ALG at the top end.
I say train to 31, because after that point training efficiency is lower than training at 48. Training trumps ALGs at this time.
i used to think the same way (at least for positions with terrible ALGs, like WR), but once i got my hands on the VPB and played around with it for a while, i found out that the cap building method actually works better for -all- positions. especially if you only want 2 AEQs and you token boost. even with 3 AEQs, you can token boost for a little bit, but since you need more BTs for the AEQ, you wont be able to boost as much, and so the effects are fairly minimal.... but all in all, cap building > training focused. the early training valus are nice (use them while you are pumping up your 2nd and 3rd attributes), but the ALG from 1-22 are far better than the training gains.
"ALGs are pretty much moot if you're adding points later anyway. It is more efficient to bump up a skill until you won't touch it anymore, to get your ALG at the top end."
^it seems like it would make sense, but you seem to be forgetting that while you are still training your attribute, every level you you earn is still worth SPs, whether you are at the softcap or not. the sooner you hit that cap, the more those ALGs are going to be worth. even if you you do plan on taking it higher, why not let your ALGs help give you a head start? that means less SPs you will need to get to the next cap. the ALGs are your friend. use them.
Edited by Worker 3 on Jan 31, 2010 17:05:20
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