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Go brag somewhere else! 90 receps and 10 drops, you won't find any sympathy here. You're ahead of the drop curve, your WR is doing well enough that you can trust your own judgement. I'd build up your possession SA's.

Originally posted by Mob-6
Go brag somewhere else! 90 receps and 10 drops, you won't find any sympathy here. You're ahead of the drop curve, your WR is doing well enough that you can trust your own judgement. I'd build up your possession SA's.

I didn't mean to brag.

Very, very nicely built possession WR. You don't see too many of those around.

My advice is to soft cap Vision first.

Then, increase Agility and Catching, looking to get both to 60 with current equipment. While doing that, continue to build the first two SAs in the possession tree, and maybe even the first two in the speedster tree.

Plenty to work on

But ignore drops - it's the most misleading, misunderstood stat in GLB.

that is a sick build. i'd soft cap vision first and train strength, and put points into agility and catching.

I have been training strength when the energy is low and you have to train on relax to get it back to 100. What about confidence and jumping? Which skill is more important or are they both equally important?

Since you have few drops (1 drop per 9 catches is pretty damn good) I doubt you are lacking for confidence...or jumping for that matter, but I'd put the points in jumping out of those two.

Originally posted by S13M
I have been training strength when the energy is low and you have to train on relax to get it back to 100. What about confidence and jumping? Which skill is more important or are they both equally important?

Those three are the most important, although jumping is nearing the point where you won't get much for it.

Focus on Strength until it's caught up, then alternate between it and confidence. Eventually, Carrying might be enticing, as well as a few training points worth of blocking.

Looking over your build again, I'd suggest Vision to soft cap, start working Agility until it's equal to Speed, and invest the 2 SP into Quick Cut - very cheap but definitely beneficial. Then you can round out the build as you see fit.

Ok. Thanks for the answers.

also helps having a level 27 QB in SE Asia AA #2.

I'm not knocking your guy, i really like your build as a possession receiver. I'm just saying people forget that us WRs are also depending on QBs doing their part as well.

As for suggestions, I'd say jumping is important for a possession guy, so I'd work on that. Agree with the vision people and throwing some into first step/QC since those help you off the line and your agility is close to speed.

You can still train confidence, carrying, and strength, imo.

Specials are icing in the cake, IMHO. Only get them when everything else is built as you want it.

Your guy is looking very nice. As others said, round out your vision and a tad more jumping. Then I'd hit the SPD/AGI HARD. Who says possession guys need to be slow? Give me a guy with 65/65 spd/agi or heck, even 70/70 that can catch anything thrown to him and I'll show you an MVP candidate!

I can't wait what my WR can do against level 27 and 26 CBs that he'll face in the next game. And as someone already said, WR is only as good as the QB so it's really a luxury to have level 27 QB in SE AA.

Should I put lvl 24 equipment upgrades to speed or distribute evenly between main skills?

Originally posted by S13M
Where should I put points when he levels up after 2 games? Where should I put 15 sp's when I boost him next season?
10 drops so far this season.

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I think you're the one who should be giving advice around here.

Originally posted by S13M

Should I put lvl 24 equipment upgrades to speed or distribute evenly between main skills?

I would keep my EQ focused on one or two attributes.

If you feel you need to cover for a weak secondary skill, I wouldn't hesitate to use EQ to boost that area, but would eventually sell that back once the weakness has been taken care of and you want to really work on the game breakers (spd/agi).

Although, your team is a bit cash strapped, so there may not be the budget for repurchasing EQ. In that case, I'd just figure out where you want it by the end of next season and put your EQ toward that goal.