Warrior General Games

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Highest OT EL Difference.

Just switched training to throwing/spd/jum/str

Wondering if it would be better at this point to go back to Intense training on the really low attributes (Thr/pun/kick/car)...? Or maybe even light train for a while to get the 75 BTs to open up 3 more intense options?

need to put equipment in speed

More speed and agility imo

Originally posted by Rage Kinard
need to put equipment in speed

I'm not trying to make him good, I'm trying to max his effective level. Instead I changed his eq to throwing. Now he's looking real nice. QB anyone?

Originally posted by bug03
More speed and agility imo

I was thinking about 4th cap since he's still got about 16 levels to go before he's done which would yield 2.5 points in ALGs in each.

Originally posted by TheGreatPuma
I was thinking about 4th cap since he's still got about 16 levels to go before he's done which would yield 2.5 points in ALGs in each.

Would definitely get a good dent in EL that way...

Originally posted by TheGreatPuma

I'm not trying to make him good, I'm trying to max his effective level. Instead I changed his eq to throwing. Now he's looking real nice. QB anyone?.

And changing equipment to speed would have made him good how?

As far as EL, push stamina up while quad training. Then once stamina gets over 90.5 normal train it. To get a better EL end build you need one really high attribute that ALGs through the caps quickly.

Certainly wouldn't have hurt him

At 5% per attribute for stamina right now it will take 20 trains to get 1 AP, which is a net gain of 9 SP. if I instead spend that training on carrying, throwing, kicking or punting, in that same amount of trains I'd likely get throwing past 20, which is a net gain of 12+ SP.

What am I missing?

Originally posted by TheGreatPuma
Certainly wouldn't have hurt him

At 5% per attribute for stamina right now it will take 20 trains to get 1 AP, which is a net gain of 9 SP. if I instead spend that training on carrying, throwing, kicking or punting, in that same amount of trains I'd likely get throwing past 20, which is a net gain of 12+ SP.

What am I missing?

It's not all about here and now, it's about the end. You train stamina while putting sp into it. Then you get more gain when you do train it over (probably 10 or 11). Plus once it gets over 90, you can normal train at 3% and keep pushing the caps. Eventually every 4 level gains pushes you above another cap without any training or sp placement. You make up any ground lost at the end of the build.

Plus you need to be using it as part of quad train right now and getting 7%. It should be 30% enhanced.