Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Auris
Originally posted by jrry32

Originally posted by Jed


Level is the #4 thing on the list of what matters. #1-3 (in no order) are build, tactics, and proper team-building (you can have great builds, but if they don't mesh, it doesn't matter).

The thing is, this season has had more changes than any season yet. So if a team boosted early to fix their builds to those changes, they'll have better builds than those who waited. So this season, boosting = better build early on.

Jed that makes absolutely no sense. If you waited to boost until late then you could wait all season and see what builds are working best(like Power Backs, agility WRs and CBs, etc.).

Yes, but a game in the middle of the season would give advantage to whoever boosted early, that's what jed tried to point out.

How is that relevant? Detroit who boosted late lost to the Nighthawks after beating them in the middle of the season.

And that goes back to the fact that levels don't mean anything, build does. If a team boosts early and doesn't use those boosts to address the correct issues, the boosts are wasted and they're no better than unboosted teams.

Boosting late solves one thing (since the extra XP really don't matter too much)... Bort changes the game all season long. Waiting to boost till the end of the season allows you to react to those changes in a more meaningful way.

Doesn't take a genius to figure that out.

But to hear the way some people talk, you'd think the only reason the Pushovers, DDL, Mustangs, K-Zoo, and the other top USA Pro teams are good is because they have a few hundred more XP than everyone else, lol. Then the same people spend all their time posting in public forums, because their team forums don't keep them interested enough... good stuff.