Four seasons ago I rejoined GLB. For two seasons I was able to compete and make it to the playoffs. But I noticed I kept getting placed into leagues with teams with better builds/higher effective levels than me. I nuked my team and focused on my version of effective player builds.
After two seasons with a player build hypothesis I come away with two championships with only one loss. I do see how my strategy for player builds help contribute to my team's success but I'm confused to how effective is "effective level" my team just won a preason game over a team with a higher effective level than mine by almost 100 pts. For the most part, my players grade 2-3 levels lower than their actual levels, but as a whole we do well.
I see how I could raise their effective levels, but would it be at the cost of effective performance? Would my team/players be a better with a higher effective score? Or is that metric not as important as it would seem?
I'm wondering if some opponents have higher effective levels because of C/E or more focus on advance Eq.
I might just be a crazy man pondering, does anyone else pay attention to this metric or have theories?
After two seasons with a player build hypothesis I come away with two championships with only one loss. I do see how my strategy for player builds help contribute to my team's success but I'm confused to how effective is "effective level" my team just won a preason game over a team with a higher effective level than mine by almost 100 pts. For the most part, my players grade 2-3 levels lower than their actual levels, but as a whole we do well.
I see how I could raise their effective levels, but would it be at the cost of effective performance? Would my team/players be a better with a higher effective score? Or is that metric not as important as it would seem?
I'm wondering if some opponents have higher effective levels because of C/E or more focus on advance Eq.
I might just be a crazy man pondering, does anyone else pay attention to this metric or have theories?
Edited by phershey on Feb 21, 2017 16:32:46