Warrior General Games

125 speed to 90 agility

or

120 speed to 95 agility


I know it's better for a WR to have lots of speed, so should a WL corner match the WR speed or have better agility.

Thanks!

Agility is certainly much more essential and beneficial to a CB than it is to a WR.
But so is speed.

Short answer : Both

For a WL corner building under new archetypes 125/95 should be about a minimum.

anything from 90 to 100 agility should be all you need, 95 being a nice medium. the rest can go into speed.

Since my guy is in the Pros are the requirements basically the same? I like to use the WL as a measuring stick to where I need to be with my guy build wise.

Thanks for the input.

yup. 95 agility is all you need in WL... and i dont see that changing much even as new archetype dots progress.

Originally posted by Shrazkil
Short answer : Both

For a WL corner building under new archetypes 125/95 should be about a minimum.



I'm going for 132/93 on my level 64 CB. I'm also looking at 83 vision, 74 jumping, and 65 strength at the end of the build.

I think the younger a CB is the more speed they will need, but I don't think they will need more agility.

Originally posted by Rage Kinard
Originally posted by Shrazkil

Short answer : Both

For a WL corner building under new archetypes 125/95 should be about a minimum.



I'm going for 132/93 on my level 64 CB. I'm also looking at 83 vision, 74 jumping, and 65 strength at the end of the build.

I think the younger a CB is the more speed they will need, but I don't think they will need more agility.

especially as getting 6 in CD will go a long way in keeping with the cb's cuts in coverage

I'd go with 130/85 rather than 125/90

I am running a guy with 130/87 speed/agility, and 78 jump, 92 vision right now (all after VAs), with 8 in Quick Cut.

My observation so far is that it sounds better than it is

Originally posted by tautology
I am running a guy with 130/87 speed/agility, and 78 jump, 92 vision right now (all after VAs), with 8 in Quick Cut.

My observation so far is that it sounds better than it is



What does the rest of the build look like?

Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
Originally posted by tautology

I am running a guy with 130/87 speed/agility, and 78 jump, 92 vision right now (all after VAs), with 8 in Quick Cut.

My observation so far is that it sounds better than it is



What does the rest of the build look like?

Without spilling all the beans:

Avoid fake%, Defl %, Supervis are the main things that he also packs. No SDC as I sometimes put him into zone in C3 sets.

Strength and tackling are high enough to qualify for DVG.

Originally posted by tautology
Without spilling all the beans:

Avoid fake%, Defl %, Supervis are the main things that he also packs. No SDC as I sometimes put him into zone in C3 sets.

Strength and tackling are high enough to qualify for DVG.





Hmm . . . interesting that you don't think he does better with that high of vision and jumping. Perhaps picking up some SB would help. It's still a severely underrated SA and is awesome when you add in high jumping and vision and stack some PD% pieces.

Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
Originally posted by tautology

Without spilling all the beans:

Avoid fake%, Defl %, Supervis are the main things that he also packs. No SDC as I sometimes put him into zone in C3 sets.

Strength and tackling are high enough to qualify for DVG.





Hmm . . . interesting that you don't think he does better with that high of vision and jumping. Perhaps picking up some SB would help. It's still a severely underrated SA and is awesome when you add in high jumping and vision and stack some PD% pieces.

Well, it's not like he sucks or anything...he's pretty good overall. I was just a little disappointed when I set him up this way and saw the results. And I agree, SB is a functional SA...too bad CBs have so many attractive homes for SPs, that would make it a lot easier

On the other hand, my standards are pretty high and frankly I am always disappointed when I watch any of my dots.

I think part of the reason for that is that I tend to have pretty high quality dots all over the place, so nobody really stands out. I also tend to watch the sim for failures rather than successes, so I get a little tunnelvision around any failed play (even though I would be pretty alarmed if it were possible to make a perfect dot).

hmm, i'm gaining insight into the inner workings of the taut mind.


how do i exploit this!!?!?