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I plan on hitting 24 with my last boost next season, or my first boost the season after. Here's where i'm planning on ending up:

str: 57.5
spe: 61.63 (+8 from eq)
agi: 77.37 (+14 from eq)
jmp: 16.06
sta: 32.06
vis: 25.67
con: 16.06
tkl: 26.5

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anyone see any problems with this build for a level 24?

Not really any problems, though more speed is never a bad thing. Obviously you could improve vision, confidence, and even tackling and jumping, but all are low enough to be trained profitably, especially confidence. More points in TV would also help. So, pretty much the standard advice.

Move all you equipment to either speed or agility, not spread.

Originally posted by AnTiNiNjA
Move all you equipment to either speed or agility, not spread.

disagree on guys that need both speed and agility. While it is more efficient to have one very high stat, sometimes you need two high stats. I think 61 speed and 77 agility is better than 53 spd and 85 agility. Just my opinion, but it doesn't always pay to focus on one stat.

That said, you should definitely focus on your KEY stats and the stats you focus on should be your highest raw stats.

Originally posted by PackMan97
Originally posted by AnTiNiNjA

Move all you equipment to either speed or agility, not spread.

disagree on guys that need both speed and agility. While it is more efficient to have one very high stat, sometimes you need two high stats. I think 61 speed and 77 agility is better than 53 spd and 85 agility. Just my opinion, but it doesn't always pay to focus on one stat.

That said, you should definitely focus on your KEY stats and the stats you focus on should be your highest raw stats.

I think he's saying to keep the spe: 61.63 agi: 77.37 but to get those numbers by having a base 61.63 speed and a base 55.37 agility. That way he's spending less points for the same result.

The difference there is very marginal. Currently he has 53.63 speed and 63.37 agility. So, the difference in SP costs is 1 to 1.5 points. Yes, it matters...but not as much you might think.

Fo sho, I'm not trying to say that it's a huge advantage, just an advantage. My OT has his equipment split between str/blocking and it works fine for me, just might be better if I had focused it all.