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ALG gains are multiplied at higher caps. That is why K, P, and C have higher effective level. I'd rather worry about ALG's at the top end when they are 5 or 6 times more valuable.

For a CB, speed, agility and vision can/should always be improved. I'd get them where I want and let ALGs and training do their work at the top end.

Originally posted by idm03
ALG gains are multiplied at higher caps. That is why K, P, and C have higher effective level. I'd rather worry about ALG's at the top end when they are 5 or 6 times more valuable.

For a CB, speed, agility and vision can/should always be improved. I'd get them where I want and let ALGs and training do their work at the top end.

The sooner you get the attribute to that higher cap, the more gains it receives, and through extensive testing I've found that you will always reach your final caps sooner if you cap asap versus training further on your first few attributes. For attributes you're not concerned as much about ALGs in (those you use SP on fourth and so on) training higher before using SP is more beneficial especially because at some point all the attributes you would potentially train will be raised high already and actual attribute gains from training will be very seldom.

Originally posted by mcallero
When your player is lvl 6 it will take him a few games between leveling. The gain on training at 35%+ is greater than what will be lost in hypothetical ALG losses. I suggest you practice some with the player builder. Every player I've built (post season 5) as well as many of the players I'm affiliated with through various teams, and every player I've built hypothetically using either the greasemonkey player builder or great puma's player builder disagree with what you're saying.

Originally posted by mcallera
If you are seriously "welcoming me to GLB" I will gladly compare my builds to yours...

Go ahead if you want to. My builds are almost always open to all. However if you think being a higher level equates to being a better built player, I probably won't humor you with a response.