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I plan on building a few players this off-season and I'm confused as hell as to when start to multi-train attributes, or whether it should even be done from day 1.

I apologize if this is already posted in an obvious place, because I can't find it.

Do you want a wiki guide? and Average guide? or a good guide?

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Sry, posted it without permission, my bad

That's a horrible guide.

I think the only time you'd train on intense (excluding multi-training) is if you didn't have enough time to reach your target on normal before leveling, otherwise you get more out of training on normal with the extra bonus token.

Ive got a guide in the Build Advice Forum

Originally posted by jdbolick
I think the only time you'd train on intense (excluding multi-training) is if you didn't have enough time to reach your target on normal before leveling, otherwise you get more out of training on normal with the extra bonus token.

Intense is slightly better for the first attribute, but it's mostly because you start with BT, so the +1 per train isn't such a detriment and you can gain 2 SP before you level. But otherwise I agree with you, for most attribute values normal is better than any other type of non multi training.

Originally posted by Underdawg08
That's a horrible guide.

Why is it horrible?

Originally posted by WSUfanatic
Why is it horrible?

Somebody good told me.

Originally posted by jdbolick
I think the only time you'd train on intense (excluding multi-training) is if you didn't have enough time to reach your target on normal before leveling, otherwise you get more out of training on normal with the extra bonus token.

depends how important that first attribute is to your build...

Originally posted by Homage
depends how important that first attribute is to your build...
At absolute most you're getting one extra level gain, but yeah, I guess intense is a little quicker than normal with converting the extra bonus tokens into SP. Personally I don't even try to get that first level, I just get to where I can cap it after leveling once and then move on to multi-training.

Originally posted by jdbolick

At absolute most you're getting one extra level gain, but yeah, I guess intense is a little quicker than normal with converting the extra bonus tokens into SP. Personally I don't even try to get that first level, I just get to where I can cap it after leveling once and then move on to multi-training.

I'm referring to a little more extreme thought processes than just getting it so you can cap at your first level.

Originally posted by Homage
I'm referring to a little more extreme thought processes than just getting it so you can cap at your first level.
Such as?

Originally posted by Underdawg08
Originally posted by WSUfanatic

Why is it horrible?

Somebody good told me.


Originally posted by HULK
Hi,

There is a lot of good info in the position talk forums. There is also a lot of terrible advice and bad info. Unfortunately, in today's day and age, some people like to express strong opinions and act like an authority on a topic when they have no idea whatsoever, and zero experience on that topic.

So how can you tell the good from the bad? Simple. You can click on the posters name and go to his page.

These quick and simple checks can prevent you from taking bad advice.

Good luck.



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Where did the training guide go?

Er: Originally posted by jakobnielsen
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Sry, posted it without permission, my bad

Yeah, some people put a lot of work into those, I know from experience after making one for my builds forum. Best to get permission first