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?
Except its spending 15 BT's for 1 skill point to take it to the next cap, not 60 BT's to take it to the next cap. Is it better then to spend that 15 BT's to get to the 4th cap and actually train at a more efficient place (especially if you are about to roll over another training point? Having said that, I don't know if this is the case with what was asked above.
I do get what your saying. Is it the only way to do something like this, especially if that not training affects all your other attributes?
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?
Except its spending 15 BT's for 1 skill point to take it to the next cap, not 60 BT's to take it to the next cap. Is it better then to spend that 15 BT's to get to the 4th cap and actually train at a more efficient place (especially if you are about to roll over another training point? Having said that, I don't know if this is the case with what was asked above.
I do get what your saying. Is it the only way to do something like this, especially if that not training affects all your other attributes?