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I need to work on tackling and catching, but where do I go from there.....feel free to rate him too

Mushi Mushi (Lv. 51 LB)
Ht/Wt: 6'4", 231lbs

Experience, Skill Points, and Cash
Money: $177242
Daily Salary: $6000
Skill Points: 0
Training Points: 1
Bonus Tokens: 1
Veteran Points: 0
Next Level: 445/1000

Attributes
Physical Attributes
Strength: 72.2
Speed: 102.26 (+31)
Agility: 71.2
Jumping: 32.26
Stamina: 42.2
Vision: 70.2
Confidence: 43.2

Football Skills
Blocking: 19.26
Catching: 23.26
Tackling: 57.2
Throwing: 10
Carrying: 10
Kicking: 9
Punting: 8

Special Abilities
Hard Hitter Abilities
Snarl: 0
Aura of Intimidation: 0
Diving Tackle: 0
Monster Hit: 0
Defense General: 0

Pass Rusher Abilities
Trash Talk: 0
The Glare: 0
Shed Blocks: 0
Swat Ball: 0
Big Sack: 0

Additional Abilities
First Step: 3
Veteran Abilities
Helmet Crash: 15
Sure Tackler: 15

I'd cap jum, con and sta before I touched catching.

Originally posted by TheGreatPuma
I'd cap jum, con and sta before I touched catching.

training con and sta, going to work on jumping soon

Originally posted by Irish Ninja
training con and sta, going to work on jumping soon

Both are a waste to train now. Cap them and train them some more, unless you only think you'll ever need 48 sta/con

Originally posted by TheGreatPuma
Both are a waste to train now. Cap them and train them some more, unless you only think you'll ever need 48 sta/con

what would you advise I train?

Originally posted by Irish Ninja
what would you advise I train?

It's fine to train them. It's just more worthwhile if you cap them first; it makes the training "worth" more.

Jumping is also an option; train with sta

Originally posted by TheGreatPuma
It's fine to train them. It's just more worthwhile if you cap them first; it makes the training "worth" more.

Jumping is also an option; train with sta

thanks I take your advise seriously, you are one of the few posters here that are polite and knowledgeable about builds

Specifically, look at it this way:

Training an attribute at 43 gives you 16% gain on normal.
training the same attribute at 49 gives you 12% gain on normal. HOwever, each attr level is worth 2 SP, thereby making your training actually "worth" 24%.

And thanks. I just think everything's nicer when people are cordial with each other.

Originally posted by TheGreatPuma
Specifically, look at it this way:

Training an attribute at 43 gives you 16% gain on normal.
training the same attribute at 49 gives you 12% gain on normal. HOwever, each attr level is worth 2 SP, thereby making your training actually "worth" 24%.

And thanks. I just think everything's nicer when people are cordial with each other.

it makes plenty of sense, never looked at it that way