Right now I'm only level 7 (will hit 2nd softcap at level 8) and I'm wondering how much longer I should put SPs in Speed before putting it in something else. This is gonna be a Shutdown CB.
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pump it at least to the 68 cap. Go 74 if you feel like it.
Edited by Iron Maiden on Sep 3, 2009 14:48:49
Originally posted by Iron Maiden
pump it at least to the 68 cap. Go 74 if you feel like it.
This. If you go straight to 68, by the time you have agility and vision to at least 68 apiece, you'll have around 75 base speed, which should be plenty. If you take it to 73 first, you'll have around 80 base.
pump it at least to the 68 cap. Go 74 if you feel like it.
This. If you go straight to 68, by the time you have agility and vision to at least 68 apiece, you'll have around 75 base speed, which should be plenty. If you take it to 73 first, you'll have around 80 base.
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Alright so I'll go to 68 for sure than then decide from there whether or not to go one more.
Another question, is there any advanced equipment worth getting before the Superior Red Shirt +2 Speed +1 Wall SA at level 23? Nothing looks that good, unless I'm mistaken.
Another question, is there any advanced equipment worth getting before the Superior Red Shirt +2 Speed +1 Wall SA at level 23? Nothing looks that good, unless I'm mistaken.
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Originally posted by andrewtabs
Alright so I'll go to 68 for sure than then decide from there whether or not to go one more.
Another question, is there any advanced equipment worth getting before the Superior Red Shirt +2 Speed +1 Wall SA at level 23? Nothing looks that good, unless I'm mistaken.
Apparently the last SA in the trees ie. SDC and CS don't begin to appear regularly until level 32. Take that for what it's worth.
Alright so I'll go to 68 for sure than then decide from there whether or not to go one more.
Another question, is there any advanced equipment worth getting before the Superior Red Shirt +2 Speed +1 Wall SA at level 23? Nothing looks that good, unless I'm mistaken.
Apparently the last SA in the trees ie. SDC and CS don't begin to appear regularly until level 32. Take that for what it's worth.
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Are those what I'm supposed to be looking for in the equipment? This is my first time playing the game so I don't really know.
Originally posted by GoKu777
Apparently the last SA in the trees ie. SDC and CS don't begin to appear regularly until level 32. Take that for what it's worth.
SDC starts showing up around level 17. So does SV. Those are the two you should be looking for.
Apparently the last SA in the trees ie. SDC and CS don't begin to appear regularly until level 32. Take that for what it's worth.
SDC starts showing up around level 17. So does SV. Those are the two you should be looking for.
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Ok, the way the SA tree works is the last skill costs double to raise than the rest so getting a piece of Shut Down Coverage or Closing Speed for example will save you a ton of SP and you definately want to get SDC high. Super Vision and Change Direction are also good and sought after pieces. In the mean time do NOT touch SAs until atleast level 30 when you will have a better understanding of the game. I'd even wait until level 40. I'd say +2 speed is fine for now until you go shopping again and find something better.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
SDC starts showing up around level 17. So does SV. Those are the two you should be looking for.
This is true but the higher level you shop the more likely you are to find an SA with a +3 attribute.
SDC starts showing up around level 17. So does SV. Those are the two you should be looking for.
This is true but the higher level you shop the more likely you are to find an SA with a +3 attribute.
Originally posted by GoKu777
This is true but the higher level you shop the more likely you are to find an SA with a +3 attribute.
Which is still very unlikely, and the lower level you shop, the more likely it is you will find one with the SA on it.
This is true but the higher level you shop the more likely you are to find an SA with a +3 attribute.
Which is still very unlikely, and the lower level you shop, the more likely it is you will find one with the SA on it.
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I agree that it is insanely difficult to find a relevant SA with a +3 on it which is why I settled on a +1 Dline Gen piece for my NT after 3 seasons of shopping. But what do you mean the lower level you shop the more likely it is you will find one with the SA on it? I thought the better stuff was unlocked at the higher levels.
Edited by GoKu777 on Sep 4, 2009 11:39:55
Originally posted by GoKu777
I agree that it is insanely difficult to find a relevant SA with a +3 on it which is why I settled on a +1 Dline Gen piece for my NT after 3 seasons of shopping. But what do you mean the lower level you shop the more likely it is you will find one with the SA on it? I thought the better stuff was unlocked at the higher levels.
From what I've figured out from experience buying, logic, and Bort's little teasers, the AEQ system works sort of like a pyramid. You start at the bottom with a bunch of junk, with each level you raise, you go higher up the pyramid, unlocking the ability to get better stuff, but you can still roll the stuff lower in the pyramid. So if there is a certain piece you want, you need to find the lowest level where it is possible to get it, and try to roll it there. Since you are lower on the pyramid, there is less "other stuff" possible to roll.
I agree that it is insanely difficult to find a relevant SA with a +3 on it which is why I settled on a +1 Dline Gen piece for my NT after 3 seasons of shopping. But what do you mean the lower level you shop the more likely it is you will find one with the SA on it? I thought the better stuff was unlocked at the higher levels.
From what I've figured out from experience buying, logic, and Bort's little teasers, the AEQ system works sort of like a pyramid. You start at the bottom with a bunch of junk, with each level you raise, you go higher up the pyramid, unlocking the ability to get better stuff, but you can still roll the stuff lower in the pyramid. So if there is a certain piece you want, you need to find the lowest level where it is possible to get it, and try to roll it there. Since you are lower on the pyramid, there is less "other stuff" possible to roll.
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The "Superior White Gloves +1 strength +1 Shutdown Coverage SA" start showing up at level 25, so is that when I should start looking?
Or is there one with +3 on it? The list I'm looking at doesn't show one with +3.
Or is there one with +3 on it? The list I'm looking at doesn't show one with +3.
Edited by andrewtabs on Sep 4, 2009 13:45:13
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Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
From what I've figured out from experience buying, logic, and Bort's little teasers, the AEQ system works sort of like a pyramid. You start at the bottom with a bunch of junk, with each level you raise, you go higher up the pyramid, unlocking the ability to get better stuff, but you can still roll the stuff lower in the pyramid. So if there is a certain piece you want, you need to find the lowest level where it is possible to get it, and try to roll it there. Since you are lower on the pyramid, there is less "other stuff" possible to roll.
Except the pyramid is upside down.
From what I've figured out from experience buying, logic, and Bort's little teasers, the AEQ system works sort of like a pyramid. You start at the bottom with a bunch of junk, with each level you raise, you go higher up the pyramid, unlocking the ability to get better stuff, but you can still roll the stuff lower in the pyramid. So if there is a certain piece you want, you need to find the lowest level where it is possible to get it, and try to roll it there. Since you are lower on the pyramid, there is less "other stuff" possible to roll.
Except the pyramid is upside down.
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Originally posted by Djinnt
Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
From what I've figured out from experience buying, logic, and Bort's little teasers, the AEQ system works sort of like a pyramid. You start at the bottom with a bunch of junk, with each level you raise, you go higher up the pyramid, unlocking the ability to get better stuff, but you can still roll the stuff lower in the pyramid. So if there is a certain piece you want, you need to find the lowest level where it is possible to get it, and try to roll it there. Since you are lower on the pyramid, there is less "other stuff" possible to roll.
Except the pyramid is upside down.
^this
Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
From what I've figured out from experience buying, logic, and Bort's little teasers, the AEQ system works sort of like a pyramid. You start at the bottom with a bunch of junk, with each level you raise, you go higher up the pyramid, unlocking the ability to get better stuff, but you can still roll the stuff lower in the pyramid. So if there is a certain piece you want, you need to find the lowest level where it is possible to get it, and try to roll it there. Since you are lower on the pyramid, there is less "other stuff" possible to roll.
Except the pyramid is upside down.
^this
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