Originally posted by jdbolick
Read this thread, please: http://goallineblitz.com/game/forum_thread.pl?thread_id=4226920 Also, you really shouldn't be giving anyone GLB advice if you don't know this basic stuff.Ok, now youre just being a dick (you actually had points before), or you havent read this thread. At many points, maybe not in this forum thread specifically, I have stated that First step and quick cut will both be far more valuable than agility in terms of acceleration, provided that agility is at a certain minimal level (probably 68 minimum). At those points, it is also more valuable in terms of SP value to invest in them. Also, I have even stated
HOW agility and speed are linked. Higher speed=higher acceleration. Higher agility will allow you to reach that speed faster, not sure how you can refute that. And there IS a plateau that exists, though the acceleration does not level off. In fact, with DE's that have insanely high agility, they have bursts of acceleration that will take them PAST their top speed, as words written by Bort. So yes, agility does factor in. Weight factors in as well, sure, but probably not as much as other factors (FS, QC, agility) If you really think that I havent given this crap my own thought, due mainly to my own experiences with a juke/speed based WR, you are wrong. I did those analyses way before DB's speed script came out and came to the same conclusions you did.
Everything Cheesehead has said is right, you sully your own message with the acid laced messages you spew. Some of the things you say are helpful maybe, but only after you have to get sift through a giant heaping pile of sarcasm and tripe. I am going to guess that you get the kahunas to write your ascerbic monotribes only because you are behind a computer screen; I can guarantee you wouldnt have the balls to critique anything like this in person, and if you do, you are likely perceived as an asshole by your peers. It may be good if you are on American Idol, but everywhere else in the world, there are social graces that accompany teaching, which this thread was initally about. Maybe you should try out for Tool Academy and stop posting or reevaluate what you say.
Edit: I also read the thread, and maybe you didnt, but Fromunda schooled your ass.