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rommel51
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How come people don't use this? Is it no good?

I have wrap up and make tackle chance. Was thinking either going SV or Gen. DEF but I dont see a lot of LB using this.
 
Deezy Frost
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I think D Gen is still a premiere piece for the MLB.
 
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Def Gen is a morale and stamina boost for the secondary, defense has no use for morale boosts and only CBs have energy problems so it's easier to just have your CBs get more stamina because SP are harder to come by on LB.


That's funny, I've always assumed I like this SA, but now that I wrote that, I'm not so sure.
 
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Originally posted by Fumanchuchu
Def Gen is a morale and stamina boost for the secondary, defense has no use for morale boosts and only CBs have energy problems so it's easier to just have your CBs get more stamina because SP are harder to come by on LB.


That's funny, I've always assumed I like this SA, but now that I wrote that, I'm not so sure.


why does the defense have no need for morale boosts?
 
rivergato
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Ive seen no extra gains or obvious advantage from D Gen.
Maybe when the morale system is changed (which favors the defense naturally) this will be more important and useful...
 
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Originally posted by James.Rudi
why does the defense have no need for morale boosts?


Because they usually finish at or near 100 even when they get their asses handed to them.

If Morale worked properly, Boosts to it would be more important for defense.
 
Homage
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Originally posted by Fumanchuchu
Because they usually finish at or near 100 even when they get their asses handed to them.

If Morale worked properly, Boosts to it would be more important for defense.


they are actually useful or in game morale on Defensive Linemen. Safeties and CB's are a diff story though.
Regardless... I'd take it for the stamina boost.
 
MileHighShoes
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Originally posted by Homage
they are actually useful or in game morale on Defensive Linemen. Safeties and CB's are a diff story though.
Regardless... I'd take it for the stamina boost.


D-Linemen have their own general at NT (D-Line General).
They are unaffected by the MLB's Defensive General... stay on topic
 
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Originally posted by MileHighShoes
D-Linemen have their own general at NT (D-Line General).
They are unaffected by the MLB's Defensive General... stay on topic


Read what he said again and get back to us. You even quoted it.
Edited by UnderDogs on Jun 28, 2010 17:24:24
Edited by UnderDogs on Jun 26, 2010 13:17:25
 
Homage
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Originally posted by MileHighShoes
D-Linemen have their own general at NT (D-Line General).
They are unaffected by the MLB's Defensive General... stay on topic


as stated before... since they're basically the same SA with different targeted players... was simply saying the D-Gen SA group is far superior for D-Linemen because morale spikes occur much more frequently and steadily with defensive linemen. However, the LB's D-Gen SA only affects the lawlsecondary which typically don't have morale problems... but they do run into stamina issues and both can affect a players in game performance.

Again... I'd take it simply for the stamina boost.
 
MileHighShoes
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Originally posted by Homage
as stated before... since they're basically the same SA with different targeted players... was simply saying the D-Gen SA group is far superior for D-Linemen because morale spikes occur much more frequently and steadily with defensive linemen. However, the LB's D-Gen SA only affects the lawlsecondary which typically don't have morale problems... but they do run into stamina issues and both can affect a players in game performance.

Again... I'd take it simply for the stamina boost.


my bad dude, just got off a long day at work and reading comprehension wasn't up to par.
 


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