Warrior General Games

What should I get to first cap, and in what order? Im aiming for a pass rusher.

I was thinking: Speed, Agility, Strength. Am I wrong?

Also, what should I buy equipment for?

Speed and agility are your most important attributes for a pass-rusher. Strength isn't that important. So focus on speed and agility.

Any DE who doesn't address strength by lvl 30ish is downright asking to get pummeled. I realize you're lvl 71 and think your dude is the shit but you're honestly spouting terrible information. Strength is plenty important... but you ignore it for a little while to get your speed/agility up to ridiculous amounts.

Start off with agility/speed... then move onto strength. If you're going for a pass rusher.
However, if you want a run blocker... start with strength/tackling/agility and finish speed after.

Thanks for the input, and Homage- I wasnt planning on ignoring strength, just not capping it until absolutely necessary.

Should I cap agility or speed first? And Im thinking I should put my equipment into speed

Speed first, agility is way more important in the long run, but up till ~ level 20 everyone is garbage, so you should be able to just run around the OT's.

Yeah, put your equipment up to level 16 into speed, then move on to agility, then around 40 or so I might move on to strength or go back to speed.

As far as equipment I split the regular pieces and put custom in speed. Try to roll a piece of AEQ that addresses on or the other...that way you get a boost to both.

for a low-level pass rusher, with caps at speed and agility, training strength/tackling, would it make sense to try to cap vision next? i'm thinking that would help with the jumping off the snaps. thoughts?

STR is way important this year. Def overtaken AGI for #1 for DTs, and Im even thinking DEs will need at least 80 to produce now at higher levels. This season was a shocker and now im hitting STR around lvl 22-25 for my interior guys.

either speed or agility first. speed dominates in capped leagues, agility later in the career