Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Mega Purple Loki
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lol

Originally posted by Shöcks
The best KR ever won't be a receiver.

/thread

Yeah, Mcbriar made the best returner glb has seen and that dot happened to be a cb.

Originally posted by jimmyhoffa
Yeah, LHF made the best returner glb has seen and that dot happened to be a cb.


fyp. McBriar can lick romo's ass.

Originally posted by WiSeIVIaN

Continue to intense train atty1, while applying SPs only when you have enough to hit the next cap. What you hit eitherthe 3-cap (68), 4-cap (73) or 5-cap (77) you are done intense training 1 attribute


It says here that the 3-cap is 68, but it starts to cost 3 SPs when I hit 61. So should I spend my SPs to hit 61 or 68?

Originally posted by Yeezus
It says here that the 3-cap is 68, but it starts to cost 3 SPs when I hit 61. So should I spend my SPs to hit 61 or 68?

The 3rd CAP is the point at which they cost more than 3 SPs. So 68. Or 67.97 to be exact.

Is this guide relevant for GLB2? Genuine question, so not posting to be a dick

Completely different build structure, so nope.

Originally posted by Redster
The 3rd CAP is the point at which they cost more than 3 SPs. So 68. Or 67.97 to be exact.

Ohh, I understand it now. Thanks

Alright, I've got another question.

My training is at the point where it will roll over next time I train. I need 1 more SP to be able to get my 1st attribute to the 4-cap. Should I use 15 BTs to get that SP and get to the 4-cap or just train, roll over, and then spend the SPs to get to the 4-cap?

Originally posted by Yeezus
Alright, I've got another question.

My training is at the point where it will roll over next time I train. I need 1 more SP to be able to get my 1st attribute to the 4-cap. Should I use 15 BTs to get that SP and get to the 4-cap or just train, roll over, and then spend the SPs to get to the 4-cap?

It's worth converting the BT for a skill point for a gain like that.

I like to add three training multipliers to my top two abilities and unlock two other majors but without multipliers. I four-way train my my four majors and then swap the top ability after it pushes toward 100 w/ a minor like stamina, usually around day 80. Then I four-way train until 160-180 and switch to light training whichever minor I am going to cap next and then repeat. But I like to build up at least one non-ALG attribute.

Originally posted by Sonic
It's worth converting the BT for a skill point for a gain like that.

Thanks

Originally posted by Sonic
It's worth converting the BT for a skill point for a gain like that.

That is not necessarily true. It could be a total waste. It is worth converting bonus tokens to a SP ONLY if your ALG from your next level will knock that attribute's decimal past the cap decimal.

For example. The 4-cap is 73.24. If your attribute is at 71.8 and will jump to 72.2 when you gain a level, then your decimal is not passing .24 and is therefore a waste to buy a SP. You should just not train and wait until you level, then use SPs and continue training.

That make sense?

Originally posted by Redster
That is not necessarily true. It could be a total waste. It is worth converting bonus tokens to a SP ONLY if your ALG from your next level will knock that attribute's decimal past the cap decimal.

For example. The 4-cap is 73.24. If your attribute is at 71.8 and will jump to 72.2 when you gain a level, then your decimal is not passing .24 and is therefore a waste to buy a SP. You should just not train and wait until you level, then use SPs and continue training.

That make sense?

Winner winner chicken dinner.