Originally posted by 171farm
I was always told to hold off on boosting but a lot of players on another team said first year of your build you boost as soon as you can no reason to wait to 48. What negatives build wise will you see between a player that boosts day 41 over 48 during the very first offseason of build from 1-4
Basically, when you boost you change the training percentages... making it so you get LESS out of a "training session". You'll see this over time. Also the same thing happens whenever you add SP's to a skill... or, through training, a skill increases.
Say your Strength is at 32 and you're intense training it at level 1. Your dot would be getting right around 70% training gains for each training session. Once it goes to 33, you'll get 68% gains... 34 gets you 66%... ect, ect.
So, by waiting until day 47-48, you get the MOST training gains you can get from your training... then boost and apply SP's to primary skill... and so on, and so on.
I was always told to hold off on boosting but a lot of players on another team said first year of your build you boost as soon as you can no reason to wait to 48. What negatives build wise will you see between a player that boosts day 41 over 48 during the very first offseason of build from 1-4
Basically, when you boost you change the training percentages... making it so you get LESS out of a "training session". You'll see this over time. Also the same thing happens whenever you add SP's to a skill... or, through training, a skill increases.
Say your Strength is at 32 and you're intense training it at level 1. Your dot would be getting right around 70% training gains for each training session. Once it goes to 33, you'll get 68% gains... 34 gets you 66%... ect, ect.
So, by waiting until day 47-48, you get the MOST training gains you can get from your training... then boost and apply SP's to primary skill... and so on, and so on.
