Warrior General Games

Position: wr_power_receiver
Level: 79
Attributes:
strength : 70.38
speed : 99 (+53) = 152
agility : 90.38
jumping : 33
stamina : 40
vision : 57.38
confidence : 26
catching : 82.38 (+3) = 85.38 + Soft Hands VA 4.53 = 89.91
carrying : 54.38
SAs
Route Run 9(10)
Sticky Hands 3(10) AEQ
Jump 2(3)
Diving Catch 3(10) AEQ
1 Hand Catch 3(10) AEQ
First Step 8(10) CEQ
Quick Cut 8(10) CEQ
Catch ball chance +13% (AEQ)
VAs 71
Poss Receiver 15
Mr Reliable 15
Slot Machine 15
Sure Hands 15
Soft Hands 11

I am thinking of going for SAs over more traditional vision, carrying, stamina numbers. Huge mistake, or worth a shot? Not committed to it yet. Still working on catching, hes young.

Not sure what the purpose of strength/power would be if you don't plan to have much carrying or break tackle.

Looks like a speedster with strength instead of jumping/carry.

Originally posted by Riggs_Inator
Not sure what the purpose of strength/power would be if you don't plan to have much carrying or break tackle.

Looks like a speedster with strength instead of jumping/carry.

Was thinking in the possession role that strength would be a good thing. Kinda not a fan of the 8 Strength Speedster or Possession builds.

So I am on the cusp of either getting catching and carrying higher, or going with the Catching SA and seeing if a higher strength would cover up for a low carrying.

You need more stamina regardless.

It's not a good build... sorry.

Yeah.

I was enticed by the thought of 10s across the catching board.

But its a dumb idea.

Luckily he's not that high level, he can be built more normally.

Stamina depends entirely on the OC. If your team runs alot of 2TE sets and/or has 6 WRs you don't need the "standard" stamina value.

He'd suck. You cant have that low of stamina.

What about vision?

How much vision does a WR really need?