Warrior General Games

Originally posted by BadgerPhil
Basically Rolling AEQ is no different than any other type of gambling. To be successful, have a plan and stick to it. There are many plans of attack, most have good merit. Where most people go wrong is they either chase or give up. Stick to your plan, and you'll more often than not end up with a better dot.

Abso-fraggin-lutely.

Originally posted by Jay89
Very easily. Its called being smart. 100BT's isnt worth the +3 you lose in speed imo You turn down the 100 BTs for +3 to probably the 2nd most important attribute? What could be done with those 100 BTs? That is basically 1 regular season of multi-training (not quite, but close). That means you could very well only lose 2 points to your main attribute if that is one of the attributes you unlocked and you have the extra 3 points to your 2nd most important attribute which will also has a direct effect on the speed of a dot. Further, you will likely gain another point in 2 other important attributes and an extra point in your agility.

So recap:
You accepted a good piece at a 100 BT savings
This enabled you to train multiple attributes longer
You lost 2 points to speed
You gain 4 points to agility
You gain a point to one other really important attribute
you gain at least a point (likely more) in an attribute that will be a help

Therefore, it is possible that your dot is better off accepting the +3 to agility than going and trying to find something better which you may not find or than even just from that point building the perfect piece.