Warrior General Games

Stats without EQ:

Strength
74.05

Speed
14.2

Agility
68.05

Jumping
9

Mental Attributes
Stamina
28.2

Vision
21.2

Confidence
24.2

Football Skills
Blocking
14.2

Tackling
27.05

Throwing
9

Catching
8

Carrying
9

Kicking
9

Punting
8

All EQ in STR. Should I keep training VIS+CON or switch to SPD+JMP or train SPD on normal even? Also, where to spend SP? on attributes or start on SA towards Dline Gen?

Do something + Speed, and continue saving SPs until you can cap it.

OK, so I'll work on capping speed. After that, would working on SAs while training vis+con sound like a good plan?

What about tackling? How important is that for a NT? Is it the same as stamina where the more STR you have the less you need? I haven't missed a tackle in awhile, then again I don't attempt very many either.

Also, since I have your ear, what would be the ideal AEQ and VA for a NT?

AEQ for an NT, best option is DLG. After that, its a muddle of first step, blitz, tunnel vision, closing speed (helps vs run, not pass), shed block.

Also, I'd definitely recommend more training of tackling, get it into the 30s, add points when you find yourself missing. Stamina should have points added to it eventually, depending on how you and your backup (or the guy above you) end games and how close you two are in talent. Confidence can also use attention.

Originally posted by GoKu777
OK, so I'll work on capping speed. After that, would working on SAs while training vis+con sound like a good plan?

What about tackling? How important is that for a NT? Is it the same as stamina where the more STR you have the less you need? I haven't missed a tackle in awhile, then again I don't attempt very many either.

Also, since I have your ear, what would be the ideal AEQ and VA for a NT?

Tackling isn't just about missed tackles...it's the player's "tackle radius". My NT has 90+ str, 70 agi, and 60 tackling. His stats aren't fantastic because his job is basically to tie up 2-3 linemen, but he's had a lot of tackles where he's been blocked and seemingly grabs the guy w/one arm. He doesn't need to be as close to the ball-carrier to take him down, and combined w/the high Str he's pretty effective w/that. Not saying it should be a priority at this point, just something I've noticed about tackling.

yea higher tackling will get you more tackles. I'd do spd/tck and cap tackling before speed if you plan on staying at NT.

Originally posted by Darren McFadden
yea higher tackling will get you more tackles. I'd do spd/tck and cap tackling before speed if you plan on staying at NT.

This is great advice and is actually what I am going to do. I regret having trained vision and confidence before tackling seeing as how tackling is a major and would benefit more from soft capping. As others have said, higher tackling is taken into the equation for causing fumbles as well as tackle radius not just whether or not you make a tackle.

Of course I will be doing speed next. High agility and no speed really sucks lol..