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I'm not THE best ever but I've built plenty enough of dot to toss a little love on ya.
QB, Things you did wrong; #1, put points into carrying. As a Deep Passer Arch you're never gonna run and the only thing carrying is good for is to "possibly" help against fumbling when sacked. Most builders don't put SP's into carrying for this kind of dot. #2, you've already spent SP's on SA's... WAY too early. Most wait until the end to fill the SA's, not level 52.
Other than that, things look good. Need more strength and, IMO, more confidence. I wouldn't do ANYTHING more with carrying... more agility and speed to 30 minimum (to help in drop backs).
Speed WR. Thing you did wrong; #1, since it's a speed based build, by this level your speed should be 100 or more NATURAL without any EQ boost). That you're short of this mark by 12 points means you spread out your SP spending too soon when you started. Right now, at best, you can salvage this build as a good receiver but not a uber-speed burner/deep threat. It's simply too hard to bump up speed with SP's now. You can train the crap outa it... and pour all your EQ points into it, and be decent... but never great. Since you can't beat DB's deep, you need more strength and jumping so you can out-fight for receptions. Definitely more carrying since now you need to hand unto the ball a LOT more than if you could outrun everyone.
QB, Things you did wrong; #1, put points into carrying. As a Deep Passer Arch you're never gonna run and the only thing carrying is good for is to "possibly" help against fumbling when sacked. Most builders don't put SP's into carrying for this kind of dot. #2, you've already spent SP's on SA's... WAY too early. Most wait until the end to fill the SA's, not level 52.
Other than that, things look good. Need more strength and, IMO, more confidence. I wouldn't do ANYTHING more with carrying... more agility and speed to 30 minimum (to help in drop backs).
Speed WR. Thing you did wrong; #1, since it's a speed based build, by this level your speed should be 100 or more NATURAL without any EQ boost). That you're short of this mark by 12 points means you spread out your SP spending too soon when you started. Right now, at best, you can salvage this build as a good receiver but not a uber-speed burner/deep threat. It's simply too hard to bump up speed with SP's now. You can train the crap outa it... and pour all your EQ points into it, and be decent... but never great. Since you can't beat DB's deep, you need more strength and jumping so you can out-fight for receptions. Definitely more carrying since now you need to hand unto the ball a LOT more than if you could outrun everyone.
Edited by Theo Wizzago on Nov 23, 2015 20:33:08
Larry Roadgrader
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Like Theo said (above), retire the WR as soon as you can. Not because he will be terrible, but just because he won't reach the marks he needs to reach to have any impact. He'll always have a home if you choose to keep him, but he's not going to blow anyone away.
soulz2007
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thanks guys im deeply thankfull of all these comments I can use them in the future too..Thank you very much.
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You don't have to retire those builds, but there are some things you can do better next time. For now you will want to add another piece of pass quality AEQ to your quarterback. On your wide receiver you want to get stamina to 60 and then Juke up to 10. The next time you start up new players, PM me and I'll give you some advice on the best way to begin a build.
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Originally posted by jdbolick
You don't have to retire those builds, but there are some things you can do better next time. For now you will want to add another piece of pass quality AEQ to your quarterback. On your wide receiver you want to get stamina to 60 and then Juke up to 10. The next time you start up new players, PM me and I'll give you some advice on the best way to begin a build.
Happy Holidays JD
You don't have to retire those builds, but there are some things you can do better next time. For now you will want to add another piece of pass quality AEQ to your quarterback. On your wide receiver you want to get stamina to 60 and then Juke up to 10. The next time you start up new players, PM me and I'll give you some advice on the best way to begin a build.
Happy Holidays JD HonestLegacy
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Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
I'm not THE best ever but I've built plenty enough of dot to toss a little love on ya.
QB, Things you did wrong; #1, put points into carrying. As a Deep Passer Arch you're never gonna run and the only thing carrying is good for is to "possibly" help against fumbling when sacked. Most builders don't put SP's into carrying for this kind of dot. #2, you've already spent SP's on SA's... WAY too early. Most wait until the end to fill the SA's, not level 52.
Other than that, things look good. Need more strength and, IMO, more confidence. I wouldn't do ANYTHING more with carrying... more agility and speed to 30 minimum (to help in drop backs).
Speed WR. Thing you did wrong; #1, since it's a speed based build, by this level your speed should be 100 or more NATURAL without any EQ boost). That you're short of this mark by 12 points means you spread out your SP spending too soon when you started. Right now, at best, you can salvage this build as a good receiver but not a uber-speed burner/deep threat. It's simply too hard to bump up speed with SP's now. You can train the crap outa it... and pour all your EQ points into it, and be decent... but never great. Since you can't beat DB's deep, you need more strength and jumping so you can out-fight for receptions. Definitely more carrying since now you need to hand unto the ball a LOT more than if you could outrun everyone.
The SPs in SAs he didn't do wrong, if he did the math, it depends on how far he wanted to take the SAs. But not necessarily did them wrong, some builds require you start putting points in SA around 52 because you do the math.
Now, my critique on your QB, his strength is fine, VAs will make up for it "Hail Mary". So stop training it. Confidence is a bit low, try to get it to 61. And yeah the carrying thing was a mistake, but it's fine. And don't worry about SAs, you did fine.
The WR, speed seems to be really low, should be around like 97 or 98 at least by now. Jumping is a bit low too, really helps with contested passes. Not sure what the confidence training/points was about, wouldn't have done that. Pretty good catching, all around, it's decent but the low speed, that's a serious killer. The points that went into confidence should have went into that.
Any questions throw them at me.
I'm not THE best ever but I've built plenty enough of dot to toss a little love on ya.
QB, Things you did wrong; #1, put points into carrying. As a Deep Passer Arch you're never gonna run and the only thing carrying is good for is to "possibly" help against fumbling when sacked. Most builders don't put SP's into carrying for this kind of dot. #2, you've already spent SP's on SA's... WAY too early. Most wait until the end to fill the SA's, not level 52.
Other than that, things look good. Need more strength and, IMO, more confidence. I wouldn't do ANYTHING more with carrying... more agility and speed to 30 minimum (to help in drop backs).
Speed WR. Thing you did wrong; #1, since it's a speed based build, by this level your speed should be 100 or more NATURAL without any EQ boost). That you're short of this mark by 12 points means you spread out your SP spending too soon when you started. Right now, at best, you can salvage this build as a good receiver but not a uber-speed burner/deep threat. It's simply too hard to bump up speed with SP's now. You can train the crap outa it... and pour all your EQ points into it, and be decent... but never great. Since you can't beat DB's deep, you need more strength and jumping so you can out-fight for receptions. Definitely more carrying since now you need to hand unto the ball a LOT more than if you could outrun everyone.
The SPs in SAs he didn't do wrong, if he did the math, it depends on how far he wanted to take the SAs. But not necessarily did them wrong, some builds require you start putting points in SA around 52 because you do the math.
Now, my critique on your QB, his strength is fine, VAs will make up for it "Hail Mary". So stop training it. Confidence is a bit low, try to get it to 61. And yeah the carrying thing was a mistake, but it's fine. And don't worry about SAs, you did fine.
The WR, speed seems to be really low, should be around like 97 or 98 at least by now. Jumping is a bit low too, really helps with contested passes. Not sure what the confidence training/points was about, wouldn't have done that. Pretty good catching, all around, it's decent but the low speed, that's a serious killer. The points that went into confidence should have went into that.
Any questions throw them at me.
I dunno Honest legacy. I've never built any dot where I started putting SP's into SA's until very late in the build (level 65 minimum and usually not until near plateau). I suppose some might try it differently but I've not seen many I've ever played for advocate using SP's in SA's that early. 
Who knows... you might have something with that different approach. 
Who knows... you might have something with that different approach. Larry Roadgrader
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Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
I dunno Honest legacy. I've never built any dot where I started putting SP's into SA's until very late in the build (level 65 minimum and usually not until near plateau). I suppose some might try it differently but I've not seen many I've ever played for advocate using SP's in SA's that early. Who knows... you might have something with that different approach.
No, you're right UNLESS (and only unless) he has some super-creative build idea that involves attributes that are ALREADY ready and set at a lower level than usual BECAUSE the build requires an exorbitant amount of SPs be allocated to SAs for the remainder of the build.
I dunno Honest legacy. I've never built any dot where I started putting SP's into SA's until very late in the build (level 65 minimum and usually not until near plateau). I suppose some might try it differently but I've not seen many I've ever played for advocate using SP's in SA's that early.
Who knows... you might have something with that different approach. No, you're right UNLESS (and only unless) he has some super-creative build idea that involves attributes that are ALREADY ready and set at a lower level than usual BECAUSE the build requires an exorbitant amount of SPs be allocated to SAs for the remainder of the build.
Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
No, you're right UNLESS (and only unless) he has some super-creative build idea that involves attributes that are ALREADY ready and set at a lower level than usual BECAUSE the build requires an exorbitant amount of SPs be allocated to SAs for the remainder of the build.
Now that I can see. Danke.
No, you're right UNLESS (and only unless) he has some super-creative build idea that involves attributes that are ALREADY ready and set at a lower level than usual BECAUSE the build requires an exorbitant amount of SPs be allocated to SAs for the remainder of the build.
Now that I can see. Danke.
Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
I dunno Honest legacy. I've never built any dot where I started putting SP's into SA's until very late in the build (level 65 minimum and usually not until near plateau).
Never?
Like nevah evah ?
I dunno Honest legacy. I've never built any dot where I started putting SP's into SA's until very late in the build (level 65 minimum and usually not until near plateau).
Never?
Like nevah evah ?
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